Most impractical gun you own?

[nwilliams]

All my guns are impractical......right Brady

If I had to pic one it would be my USP Tactical because I've been too lazy to get a permit so I can fix her up with a proper silencer. One of these days......

Here's a pic of her.....

 

[Wolfgang0974]

A .22 LR Whitney Wolverine from the 1950's original production run. It's silver plated, too. Only reason I hold onto it is it's worth quiet a bit, for a .22.

 

[MHBushmaster]

My KelTec Sub2000 folding carbine.
Not knocking it, but it really do anything really good.
Its concealable, but not as much as a handgun.
Its easier to shoot accurately at 25 yards than a pistol, yet it gets beat by almost every other rifle I own.
I shoots a .40 S&W, the ballistics are horrendous compared to a real rifle round.
That being said, I love it, its fun, takes glock mags and is a good conversation piece at the range for folks that usually only shoot bolts or folks that only shoot pistols, etc...I would never trade or sell it.

 

[Mr White]

1895 Nagant revolver.

If i'm ever in a situation where I have to shoot deserters in the back of the melon as they flee, it might come in handy like it did for the Russian officers, but other than that, its pretty much a safe queen.

 

[supraneurotoxin]

glue gun. takes forever to melt the glue stick, everything i glue ends up falling apart, and i can only go about 4 feet from the nearest wall socket.

 

[10-Ring]

Since practicality is one of the aspects I use to rationalize a purchase, I'm going to say: "None of the above -- N/A"

 

[Harry Paget Flashman]

1895 Nagant revolver. A shoot and toss gun in combat. Your time could be better spent running than reloading.

 

[Steelcore]

1919A4.basically its just a surplus ammo burner.And with surplus drying up.......

 

[jkingrph]

1871 Swiss Veterelli, Originally a rimfire(41 Swiss or 10.4x54R ??) converted to centerfire. Have to make cases from either 348 Win or 8mm Lebel. brass.
Next would be a 36 cal Southern mountain rifle, flintlock, followed by an 1885 Browning BPCR in 45-70. Pistols, a 22mag North American arms mini revolver. Too small and too hard to hold onto .

 

[BitterBeerFace]

Vetterli++ Still rimfire. I don't think I'll ever get to fire it.

 

[Mr White]

1895 Nagant revolver. A shoot and toss gun in combat. Your time could be better spent running than reloading.

I don't have a citation for it, but I once read that the 1895s were never considered a combat weapon and were only issued to NCOs and officers specifically to shoot deserters.

 

[-C4-]

My 18" Ithaca MAG-10.

 

[turtlehitman]

sw 500mag
Its huge, too expencive to shoot, and freaking awsome.