Favorite Firearm Manufacturer Logo?

[beatledog7]

Browning, Glock, and Ruger in a tie as top favorites, followed by S&W and Beretta.

 

[bushmaster1313]

Baker Gun Co.

 

[savanahsdad]

savage

 

[Detritus]

Ruger, grew up shooting aminly rugers and love the Phoenix emblem anyway.


Buck Nekkid Got a link to that shirt (or possibly a short sleve version)?? I own two metros and that would be neat to have.

 

[Inebriated]

Simple, classy...

 

[hardluk1]

NO favorite, Own many all function fine. Maybe Herbs Customs would be my label.

 

[Nanook]

I voted Ruger, but I also like the Savage logo.


Ruger just looks great, and I do have several of their products.

 

[treg]

Winchester. Represents my two fave hobbies, guns and horses.

Ruger, close runner up. Bill was a heck of a guy.

 

[kcshooter]

Bill was a heck of a guy.

...who basically orchestrated the 1994-2004 AWB for business purposes. Heck of a guy, indeed.


Don't get me started.

 

[Saakee]

I once saw an AR-15 that had what looked like Captain America's shield for a logo without any text. It was probably a custom but if not, that one's my favorite.

 

[Dr.Rob]

I always like Colt's horse logo.. but as a graphic designer and art director, Hk's 'text' logo is very strong.

 

[The-Reaver]

S/A all the way. Followed by Colt & Ruger then Beretta.

 

[Magoo]

1: Prancing Pony. I grew up in a house in which the only two handguns were Colt SAAs. Early influences die hard.

2: Springfield Armory

2a: I had to buy a Palmetto State Armory lower for the nod to SA's design since I live in SC .

Am I the only person that thinks Ruger's Phoenix logo has something of a "less than artistic" value to it? It's always struck me as just "off" for some reason.

 

[Brockak47]

Barrett or colt with s&w close behind

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[TreeDoc]

Ruger, good enough for Hank Williams Jr., I like his music and resemble a few of his songs.

 

[holdencm9]

Magoo:

Am I the only person that thinks Ruger's Phoenix logo has something of a "less than artistic" value to it? It's always struck me as just "off" for some reason.

I have always been kind of neutral on Ruger's logo. I was surprised it got so many votes. But it is a neat logo, on closer inspection it is cooler with the "SR" in the body instead of just "R" by itself. Also it is a bit dated, I wouldn't mind seeing an updated one. Still sticking to the original concept but a bit more modern. Sort of like how they updated the batman symbol for the dark knight trilogy.

 

[ApacheCoTodd]

You don't have mine up there: Savage.

 

[armarsh]

I have always been partial to this one:

 

[Ky Larry]

CZ and Colt.

 

[Mike J]

Another vote for Ruger.

 

[bergmen]

Holland & Holland is pretty classy.

http://www.hollandandholland.com/

Dan

 

[iLikeOldgunsIlikeNewGuns]

When it comes to firearms I own many of different manufacturers and love them all for various reasons. When it comes to logos, there are a few I really appreciate, but my favorite by far is the Smith & Wesson logo. This isn't simply because my first center-fire firearm was a Smith, but that probably has a little something to do with it
I just really like how simple and yet ornate it is simultaneously. I find it to be elegant, classy, and instantly recognizable. Looks great on the guns too.

Here are two sweet little presents from my wonderful girlfriend this past winter
I drink my coffee out of this mug every day, and wear this buckle every day on a Desantis gunbelt, which does a great job keeping my .45 firmly where it belongs.

 

[Nushif]

Tough choice! I chose Beretta of those listed because I simply find their history, swag, guns and paraphernalia classy.

But what I have spent the most time on is the Philippine 1911 conglomerate. My gun is a Philippine mutt made of two manufacturers customized by a PNW 'smith. But I love my Berettas.