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[Walkalong]

possum813 really knows how to use a "wild card".

 

[possom813]

possum813 really knows how to use a "wild card".

Right on, I'm still trying to convince the wifey that I need one. It's not looking too good right now.

-John

 

[jaholder1971]

1. Semi-Auto Pistol (All Steel/Metal) - M1911

2. Semi-Auto Pistol (Poly) - Glock

3. Revolver - Colt 1873 SAA

4. Semi-Auto Rifle - M1 Garand

5. Select-Fire Rifle - AK47

6. Bolt-Action Rifle - M98 Mauser

7. Shotgun (Hunting) - Winchester Model 12

8. Shotgun (HD/Combat) - Winchester 97 Trench gun

9. Black Powder Rifle - M1861 Springfield

10. Black Powder Pistol - M1805 Harper's Ferry pistol

11. Wild Card - Dillon Aero's 7.62mm Minigun

 

[statelineblues]

OK, I'll play...

1. Semi-Auto Pistol (All Steel/Metal): P08 Luger 9mm - still among the best

2. Semi-Auto Pistol (Poly): Glock G17 - the First of the poly-pistols

3. Revolver: Smith & Wesson Model 19 6" / Ruger Super Blackhawk - best double and single action

4. Semi-Auto Rifle: M1 Garand - classic rifle

5. Select-Fire Rifle: HK G3 - beginning of the modern assault rifle

6. Bolt-Action Rifle: 1903 Springfield - improved Mauser style action

7. Shotgun (Hunting): Browning A-5 - strong and reliable

8. Shotgun (HD/Combat): Remington 870 - proven reliablity

9. Black Powder Rifle: Kentucky (style) rifle w/ rifled bore - the most accurate BP rifle made

10. Black Powder Pistol: Colt Walker Model - again, a classic

11. Wild Card: have to think about this one....

 

[SuperNaut]

Just thought I'd mention that I only currently own 1 item on my list.

I may have to re-think my collection, again...

 

[statelineblues]

11. Wild Card: have to think about this one....

Okay, thought about it - M2 Browning .50 cal belt fed - when you care enough to shoot the very best...!