TrickyDick
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Of your entire collection, you could only grab one to save, what would it be and why?
If you could only keep one
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TrickyDick
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I suppose I should start.
M70AB2, simply because it is an AK, and you can't go wrong with AK
M70AB2, simply because it is an AK, and you can't go wrong with AK
huntsman
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Ok by saying grab my LCP in my pocket doesn't count 
so to answer it would be my 12 gauge BSS by far my most valuable and versatile gun.
so to answer it would be my 12 gauge BSS by far my most valuable and versatile gun.Sheepdog1968
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In terms of saving, it would likely be my 30-30 lever action. I just enjoy it so much. I'd also want my Mossberg 500 pump. It's broken in and I have fond memories of busting clays with it. All could be replaced.
RetiredUSNChief
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*tamps dirt over large, recently filled hole*
OK, I've kept my carry piece...my Colt 1991A1.
*blinks innocently*
OK, I've kept my carry piece...my Colt 1991A1.
*blinks innocently*
wow6599
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Glock 20 SF.
10mm, 9x25 Dillon, 38 Super, 40 S&W, 357 Sig, and 9mm.
Can you get much more diverse?
10mm, 9x25 Dillon, 38 Super, 40 S&W, 357 Sig, and 9mm.
Can you get much more diverse?
Unistat
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Out of the ARs (15s & a 10), a couple of .22 rifles, a .22 pistol, some shotguns, some .38s, my Glock 23 carry piece, & one Mosin-Nagant I'd have to say that I would hold on to my S&W Model 13.
Black Betty is my favorite and the one gun I have that can do just about anything the others can do (although not as well, of course.)
Black Betty is my favorite and the one gun I have that can do just about anything the others can do (although not as well, of course.)
doc2rn
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Weatherby MK V in 30-06, Reach out and touch something!
oneounceload
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Not including two safe queens that were my dad's, it would be my 12 O/U since I shoot it several times a week at sporting clays; otherwise, I would grab the S&W 66
Fast Frank
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No question whatsoever.
My Marlin 39as.
There's just something about that rifle. It reminds me of the one my Dad had when I was a kid.
Its accurate, reliable, it looks great, it shoulders and handles like it's a part of my body, and it makes me look like I know how to shoot or something.
That rifle "Speaks to me" more than any other.
If I have to run, it goes with me. There are better in my safe, but none I care more about.
My Marlin 39as.
There's just something about that rifle. It reminds me of the one my Dad had when I was a kid.
Its accurate, reliable, it looks great, it shoulders and handles like it's a part of my body, and it makes me look like I know how to shoot or something.
That rifle "Speaks to me" more than any other.
If I have to run, it goes with me. There are better in my safe, but none I care more about.
content
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Hello friends and neighbors // My birthday present in 1976.
Remington 870 Wingmaster 12ga. w/ 28" VR and extra 18 1/2" VR barrel with mag extension.
Doubt I'd drop my carry gun though.
Remington 870 Wingmaster 12ga. w/ 28" VR and extra 18 1/2" VR barrel with mag extension.
Doubt I'd drop my carry gun though.
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SilentStalker
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For me it would be my TRG 22! Best bolt gun ever mass produced IMO!
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TrickyDick
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That would be a glorious death, and I commend you for you're dedication. but whatever the situation, I would like to shoot my favorite gun another day..
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If by saving only one you mean which one of my gun safes I was going to take with me, it would be the one that held all of my most favorite guns.
RBid
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The one that goes everywhere with me: My Glock 19 (Gen 4).
bigdogpete
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My Python.
Lennyjoe
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6 months ago I would of said Springfield XD45 but now I think I'll say my FNS 40 if it was only a pistol that I had to keep. For rifle, my Ruger 10-22.
But, it all depends on why I would be giving up the rest......
But, it all depends on why I would be giving up the rest......
SconnieGirl
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It would be the PPK my Granddaddy brought back from WWII and handed down to me.
My other guns are disposable, so to speak, in a situation where I could only grab one gun.
But why would I only be able to grab one gun when I have a bail out bag ready to go, with extra room, and a G19 already inside it?
My other guns are disposable, so to speak, in a situation where I could only grab one gun.
But why would I only be able to grab one gun when I have a bail out bag ready to go, with extra room, and a G19 already inside it?
Mikee Loxxer
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My LRB M14SA. Let's see it's a .308, is accurate and well built (forged bolt and receiver). The kind of rifle that I should be able to get decades of service out of.
If I had to get rid of everything else I could rest assured that I've got an excellent rifle.
If I had to get rid of everything else I could rest assured that I've got an excellent rifle.
WALKERs210
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What is the situation? How much time to choose? At one time I could easily make a choice because I only had one and some times two. Now it would take at least an hour to go between two cabinets and then after another 30 min !!! who am I kidding I want all of them but if I could only take one it would be my Winchester Model 70 in 300WinMag.
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