One sentence reviews of every firearm I've ever had

[Alfadog]

Remington Nylon 66--My first gun; I got bored with it quick.

S&W Model 10-6--This was a dependable and accurate gun; I had a lot of fun using this gun to outshoot guys with USPs.

Llama .22--This cheap Spanish near-pocket sized pistol was the most relaible .22 pistol I've ever had.

Ruger Single Six--It was fun to shoot but annoying to load and unload.

Raven .25--Only gun I ever owned but didn't shoot; I don't think I missed anything.

S&W Model 28-2--Great gun that I just didn't have any use for.

Winchester 1300--Decent gun for the money but the stock was too long and recoil pad was hard as a rock--ouch.

S&W Model 38--second best pocket gun.

S&W Model 66-3--The three inch K-frame is the most perfect revolver ever designed.

S&W Model 6906--This gun really made me appreciate the 1911.

FIE .38 Derringer--Useful only as a paperweight.

Browning Buttmark--This gun was a total piece of crap and I'm embarassed I bought it.

Ruger 10/22--No better and no worse than any other Wal-Mart grade .22; I have no idea why some people like these guns so much.

S&W Model 617--Great revolver that allowed me to combine my two favorite hobbies: shooting and weightlifting.

Colt Government Model--This gun was a two year work in progress that I finally have set up exactly the way I want; my favorite.

S&W Model 642--Best pocket gun in the world.

Kimber 25th Anniversary Custom--This on'e's on order and I can't wait to get it.

 

[xdoctor]

Beretta 85f: easy to conceal and goes boom on demand.

Taurus .44 mag: If the screws would stay in place, it might be reliable.

Remington 700 (.270): Best all around weapon for north american large game.

Remington 700 (7mm STW): Shoots so flat you won't beleive it.

Remington 870: Gotta love the old fashioned boom stick.

Dragunov Tiger: Should have spent the cash on hookers and booze, would have been a better investment

Savage model 12 (.223): Awesome out of the box accuracy.

Romanian WASR: When you absolutely, positively got to kill every last motherf??ker in the room, accept no substitutes.

Norinko Mak-90: Best AK trigger I've ever seen.

Beretta 92fs: Wynona, I love you.

Beretta 93R: Boom, Boom, Boom...sweeeeeeeet.

Glock 17: UGLY but reliable.

 

[Radagast]

S&W Model 60 .357 magnum. My own personal hand grenade.

S&W model 640 357 magnum. Concealed perfection.

S&W model 66. Defines what handgun should be.

S&W model 617. Expensive, accurate plinker.

Glock 19. Reliable and cool.

Glock 17. My handgun of choice.

Para-ordnance P16 40. Unreliability defined.

Bul M5 IPSC model .38 super. Just like an STI, only cheaper.

Beretta 92 Elite II Factory double action better than a S&W in an auto.

Beretta 92FS. Maserati of handguns.

Ruger single six. Great relaxing accuate plinker.

Ruger MK II. Couldn't hold the the thing straight.

Ruger 22-45 Not as accurate as the MkII, but pointed well.

Iver Johnson 1900 in 38 S&W. interesting saturday night special.

Swedish Nagant service revolver. The firearm as a work of art.

H&K USP 9mm. Good gun but breaks firing pins.

S&W Model 29. Big black engine of destruction.

Beretta 96 Trigger pull was like pumping iron.

S&W 627 PC in 38 super. Can't wait to pick it up.

Beretta Tomcat. Horrible trigger, accurate, can't be dry fired.

CZ452 22 magnum. My always and for ever never selll, never give up last to go rifle.

CZ452 22 LR. Trigger better than some match rifles.

CZ452 17 HM. 3-9 Lynx scope. Death to rabbits.

K98 Iraeli .308. Accurate, but didn't feed well.

1899 M96-38 swede. Prettiest rifle I ever saw.

1943 M38 swede. Ugly but more accurate.

1950 Longbranch No4Mk1*. I should never have sold it.

1942 Maltby no4 mk1/3. Inaccurate waste of money.

Stirling .22 semi auto. Ate more firing pins than rounds.

Stirling .22 bolt action. It went bang and was cheap.

Mossberg 12 gauge. Still miss it.

Otis A Smith 38 S&W. A quality S&W topbreak knock off. Was mint before I got it.

H&R 32 S&W. Pocket protection for those with no money.

Ruger 10/22. Never shot it.

I'm sure there ahve been a few others that I've forgotten.


Ken

 

[WhiteKnight]

 

[Gary_P]

Handguns

1. H&R .22 9 shot, click bang click bang click bang 9 times consistently
2. SA 1911A1 gvt mdl. eats everything I feed it
3. SA 1911A1 gvt mdl, see #2
4. Browning Challenger III .22lr. squirrel killer extraordinaire
5. Glock 22, I hated glocks until I owned this one
6. S&W 5906, Its pretty, that pretty much sums it up.
7. Astra A100 9mm, undeniable solid preformance and accurate to boot
8. IEG .38 derringer, good for making noise
9. Ruger GP100 4" .357 .........what everyone else said pretty much sums it up for this one.


Rifles
1. Mini-14 Reliable as Christmas, lacks in the accuracy department.
2. Bushmaster XM15 AK shorty, makes holes dead on target
3. SA M1 Garand 1943.there is no other rifle that comes close
4. FR-8 the funnest bolt action rifle I have.
5. Czech VZ24 good for making cans dance at 125yds
6. SAR-1 More reliable than christmas with fair accuracy
7. Cetme from CAI, 3 words .....PIECE OF SH$T
8. Rossi puma .357/.38, Fun does not even come close
9. Ruger 10/22, see Handguns #4
10. 5 FAL's ..FWRA X5, the Para is god


Shotgun

1. Winchester model12, this ain't yer daddy's shotgun pvt.Cowboy,,,,,,,,uh, yes it is gunnery sergeant Hartman!!




Gary

 

[WhiteKnight]

Ruger 10/22 = spent too much time customizing it and not enough time shooting it.

Savage Mark II LV/BV = great for the price, terrible trigger (except when replaced) and scope bases too far forward.

Glock 19 = love it.

Remington 870 Wingmaster = almost too pretty to shoot.

Remington 700 = nasty trigger, notwithstanding great design.

NEF Pardner 12 gauge = shouldn't have sold it.

 

[YammyMonkey]

In order of procurement

Browning Citori Lightning 20ga. Couldn't ask for a more perfect dove gun for an 11 year old boy.

Browing BPS 12ga. I'd rather have another Citori, but wouldn't we all?

Glock 22C. Bought the hype, bought the gun, bought lots of ammo, 5 years later sold it for $75 less than I paid for it to finance my 2nd 1911.

Ruger 10/22 Walmart Edition. Slickest looking 10/22 and it shoots like every other.

Browning Buckmark Camper. Great little gun, lots of fun, accurate and reliable

Kimber Elite Carry. Girlfriend bought it for me for Christmas; probably a good thing I made her my wife. As for the gun, couldn't be happier.

Bushmaster Dissipator. Evil, Loud, Fun, accurate, about sums it up.

Springfield Loaded 1911. Best thing I ever did with my Glock 22C.

Browning A-Bolt Medallion 7mm Mag. Birthday present; definitely a good thing I made her my wife. As for the gun, great accuracy but why did I want such a beautiful gun to beat around in the woods with?

Things I've shot:

Rem. 870 wingmaster. Probably 40 years old and still runs like a champ

Winchester 101 O/U. Very nice 12ga O/U, too bad my dad couldn't hit very well with it.

Ruger P-95. Ugly, reliable, very little recoil, probably a great starter gun.

Ruger Mk II. No complaints until it was time to clean it (123, NOTIT!)

M1 Garand. First big bore rifle I shot at the NRA Whitington Cntr; wanted a big rifle ever since.

Glock 23. Shot it better than my 22C, but still doesn't compare to a good 1911.

Browning Hi-Power. So-so trigger, threw brass onto my thumb (shoot Lt handed) and slick as all get out; cured myself of wanting one in 50 rounds or less (9mm with trigger job and front/backstrap checkering might be nice though).

Marlin Lever 30-30. Fun, accurate and cheap, what else could you ask for; oh yeah, ammo that's also cheap and available.

Beretta M9. Will never own one and hopefully will only have to shoot it once more to get the qualification score that the Gunner's Mates forgot to record.

 

[cracked butt]

Browning BPS- never jams or misses, but too long to carry in brush
Remington 700- simple, accurate, good looking
Yugo M48- soft metal
Lyman great plains flintolock: click,ffffft, BOOM, grin
Ruger MkII- the wobbly gun
M1 Garand- love at first ping
CZ 98/22- very accurate, if only the targets were 1' taller
Rem 541- accurate and pretty
Rem 581- accurate and cheap
870 wingmaster- never failed me
Beretta 92- shoots as good as it looks
M96 Swedish Mausers- Scandinavian folk art that shoots
Persian 98/29- Made the way every mauser should be
Czech K98- a little rough around the edges, but solid
Turkish M38- a bastardization that woks
Romanian M44 MN- very loud, very much recoil, wallhanger
Winchester 94- Wish I never sold it
Remington 597- wish I never bought it, glan I sold it
Springfield loaded 1911A1- good reliable .45
Remington 788 .243- my first hunting rifle, wish my dad would have kept this one for me
03A3 springfield- suprisingly accurate

 

[smokemaker]

Oooh, I didn't know we could do guns we've shot. Just the MILSPEC's for now.

M-16A2: Really a good solid battle rifle.

M-9: Certainly no 1911, but not a bad pistol

HK MP5KS: The most fun you can have with your clothes on.

M-249 SAW: Like pulling the trigger on a hornets nest. (Sooo cool!)

M-60 in any form: Somebody else said the worst features of the best MG's rolled into one, or something like that. Ditto

XM-21: Happy I got to shoot it, it was an amazing weapon.

Barret Light .50: When you absolutely positively have to shoot through a building, this is the gun.

 

[TonyB]

ONes I have now...
Ruger sp101:best snub in the world
Ruger Speed six:now if I can only learn to hit something with it......
Glock 17:ultimate offencive handgun:100% reliable(if ugly)
Ruger 10/22:squirrle slayer
Generic 16 ga shotgun that was my Fathers:amazingly accurate for an 18":kicks like a mule

ones I traded or sold:
Winchester 410 bolt action:had no use for it
Rem 870 20ga:good skeet gun when I was 15
sks:not into long guns,but a good shooter
Dan Wesson mod 15:SUCKED
S/W mod 38 bodyguard:sorry I traded it:hurt to shoot
Taurus mod 805:My wife's gun(she's sorry I traded it )
Taurus pt99:100% reliable:jury's still out on whether I'm sorry I traded it(for the Speed 6)
Ruger mkII:good plinker,but didn't use it enough
Colt Combat Commander:50% reliable:didn't feel like putting any $ into it to get it to work:couldn't hit crap anyway

 

[MuzzleBlast]

Just a few:

Ruger MkII: Jam-o-matic

FEG PJK-9HP: Reliable, and way too accurate for a $200 gun.

M1 Garand: I wish it could talk

RC 98k: Ditto

 

[mtnbkr]

I forgot about the guns I no longer have...

Star BM: Great gun for the price, fits my hand VERY well, but too heavy for CCW and not quite accurate enough for serious range use.

Taurus 94: Crappy DA trigger and not accurate at all.

Erma/Excam 22lr: Cheap, but fun copy of PPK in 22lr.

Chris

 

[W Turner]

OK, I'll play....

SW model 1 3rd. change in .22 BP short- I can never shoot it, but seeing the patent stamp on top of the barrel that says "18"- 71 just gives me chills. A gift from my father.

Ruger 22/45 .22LR- Bought this one for my wife to practice with and we fight over it at the range.

SW 642- The perfect carry snubbie and my longtime carry gun passed to my wife "temporarily" for over a year.

Kel-Tec P3AT- Mine has been reliable and accurate enough for spittin' distance.

CZ P01- Where have you been all my life?

CZ 75B- DA capable next-generation Highpower at 3/4 the cost.

Springfield Armory 1911-A1 Loaded- Worn bluing and MIM parts that need to be replaced still warm my heart.

Ruger GP-100- Gift from my mother, the last one to go.

SW Model 28-4- Great shooter, can't decide to leave be or customize. What say you?


Ruger 10/22- Great little shooter as is without any custom parts.

Savage .22's (don't know the model numbers)- Gifts from my grandfathers, enough said.

Marlin 1894 .44mag- Great general purpose lever gun, too bad it's broekn right now....

Mosin Nagant m44- Lotsa recoil, lotsa fun, great commie surplus brush gun.

Remington 870 HD- A classic that I bought for a song.

HR Topper .410 Single-Shot- A gift from my great grandfather, priceless.

W

 

[MuzzleBlast]

SW Model 28-4- Great shooter, can't decide to leave be or customize. What say you?

Grips and rear sight only.

 

[Little Loudmouth]

Ithaca M49: Sweet little .22 plinker

J.C. Higgins Model 20 (High Standard 200) Just got it, haven't shot it, looks sweet.

 

[reagansquad]

Cool thread...

Remington 700 - My grandad's gun is my favorite too.
Remington 870 - No-fail CABOOM HD gun.
Americanized yugo SKS - SHould have bought a vepr.
savage arms semi-auto .22 - Fun little plinker I bought for the GF, came with a snazzy pellet gun scope. Good times.

 

[Gixerman1000]

The 56 firearms I still own =

Handguns

1.Beretta 3032 Tomcat INOX --- 32acp = Great little pocket backup.

2.Beretta 92FS Centurion --- 9mm = good shooter, very smooth, no problems ever, big but very good service pistol.

3.Beretta 92FS --- 9mm = good shooter, very smooth, no problems ever, big but very good service pistol

4.Beretta 96FS --- 40sw = good shooter, very smooth, no problems ever, big but very good service pistol

5.Colt 1991A1 --- 45acp = Good mil-spec 45

6.Colt KingCobra 4†--- 357mag = extremely accurate, action smooth as glass

7.Glock G20 --- 10mm = built like a tank, service pistol sized hand canon, 15+1 of 10mm rocks, very accurate even at long rang, no problems ever

8.Glock G22 --- 40sw = great service pistol, accurate, no problems ever, 15+1 of 40sw not bad

9.Glock G31 --- 357sig = great service pistol, accurate, no problems ever, 15+1 of 357sig not bad, flat shooting.

10.Heckler & Koch P7M8 --- 9mm = My every day carry pistol, Safest pistol in the world, compact even with a barrel over 4â€, extremely accurate, extremely accurate under rapid fire and double taps, no problems ever ,lots of class and cool factor.

11.Intratec TEC-9 pre-ban --- 9mm = hey it’s fun to shoot don’t pick on me.

12.Kimber Custom Shop Gold Combat Stainless --- 45acp = A dream to shoot, extremely accurate, no problems ever, lots of class

13.Magnum Research Desert Eagle XIX --- 50AE = attention getter everywhere you take it, accurate, no problems ever, fun to shoot, fun to watch your limp wrist-ed friend’s get hit in the head with empty brass.

14.Ruger Mark II Competition Target (slab-side) --- 22lr = Great 22 pistol, extremely accurate, very reliable.

15.Ruger SuperRedHawk --- 454casull = Ouch!!!, extremely accurate, fun to shoot more so with 45 long colt, fun to trick your friend’s with 45long colt into thinking the recoil isn’t bad and then slip in a heavy loaded 454 on them hehehe (I know, I’m evil).

16.Sig Saur P220 two tone --- 45acp = great service 45, very accurate, smooth action, no problems ever.

17.Sig Saur P229 --- 357sig & 40sw = great service pistol, very accurate, smooth action, no problems ever, does great as 40sw or 357sig.

18.Smith & Wesson 36 --- 38spl = accurate for what it is, small and to the point.

19.Smith & Wesson 686P 6†--- 357mag = extremely accurate, great action.

20.Smith & Wesson 627 5.5†--- 357mag = extremely accurate, great action, N frame tames 357mag recoil close to that of a 38spl and 38spl close to that of a 22.

21.Smith & Wesson 657 6.5 --- 41mag = extremely accurate, great action, more power than a 357mag less recoil than 44mag, great round.

22.Smith & Wesson 629 6.5 --- 44mag = extremely accurate, great action

23.Smith & Wesson SW99 --- 40sw = good service pistol, shoots well, cool action, no problems after S&W extractor up date

24.Smith & Wesson 4004 --- 40sw = no problems ever, shoots ok, trigger ok, to the point.

25.Smith & Wesson 4506 --- 45acp = no problems ever, shoots ok, trigger ok, nice 45

26.SpringField Armory XD40 two tone --- 40sw = no problems ever, accurate, easy to shoot well, very good service pistol.

27.Steyr M40 --- 40sw no problems after Steyr update and break in, accurate, easy to shoot well, very good service pistol.

28.Walther P38 --- 9mm = fun to shoot, cool pistol.




Long Guns

1.Arsenal (AK) SA M-5 G --- 5.56x45 (223rem) = fun to shoot, very accurate, very low recoil, easy to stay on target under rapid fire, no problems ever.

2.Arsenal (AK) SA M-7 S --- 7.62x39 = fun to shoot, accurate, low recoil, not hard to keep on target under rapid fire, no problems ever.

3.Arsenal (AK) SA M-7 Classic --- 7.62x39 = fun to shoot, accurate, no problems ever, best AK copy on the market.

4.Beretta CX4 Storm --- 9mm = fun to shoot, light, accurate, very low recoil, easy to stay on target under rapid fire, easy to add accessories with lights sights forward grips ect, no problems ever

5.Browning 22 Automatic --- 22lr = nice little takedown 22 rifle

6.Colt (AR) Match Target M4 Carbine --- 5.56x45 (223rem) = fun to shoot, extremely accurate, very low recoil, easy to stay on target under rapid fire, light, no problems ever.

7.Colt (AR) Match Target Competition HBAR --- 5.56x45 (223rem) = fun to shoot, extremely accurate, kind of heavy but not bad, no problems ever

8.DSA STG58 FAL --- 7.62x51 (308win) = heavy but not bad, very accurate, recoil not bad, fun to shoot no problems ever.

9.Enfield #4 mk1 --- 303 brit = old but fun to shoot

10.Marlin 25N --- 22lr = good old 22

11.Marlin 882L --- 22wrm = good 22mag

12.Marlin 80 --- 22lr = good very old 22

13.Mosin Nagent 91/30 --- 7.62x54 = cool old rifle, fun but kicks like a mule.

14.Mossberg 500 Persuader --- 12ga = good budget tactical shotgun

15.Mossberg 835 Ulti-mag --- 12ga = good turkey shotgun

16.Norinco SKS --- 7.62x39 = fun to shoot

17.Norinco SKS --- 7.62x39 = fun to shoot

18.Plainfield M1 Carbine --- 30 = fun to shoot

19.Remington 700 VLS --- 308win = extremely accurate, great long range rifle

20.Remington 700 Classic --- 338 win mag = extremely accurate, great big
game rifle

21.Remington 870 Express --- 12ga = good do all shotgun, to the point

22.Remington 11-87 Premier --- 12ga = great do all shotgun, no problems ever,

23.Ruger 10-22 --- 22lr = best plinker/small game rifle, fun to shoot, very reliable

24.Springfield Armory M1 Garand (1943) --- 30-06 = great piece of history, fun to shoot, no problems ever.

25.Weatherby Vangard --- 300 wby mag = extremely accurate, great big game rifle.

26.Whitworth African Express --- 375 H&H mag = very accurate, great dangerous game rifle, beautifully made, classic safari rifle looks

27.Winchester 94 Golden Spike --- 30-30 = nice looking, fun to shoot, good brush rifle

28.VETTERLI-VITALI 1870/87/15 --- 6.5car = cool old rifle, ammo hard to find and costs too much when you do.

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The 6 firearms I do not own anymore (long guns and handguns)

1.Remington apache 77 (mag fed) --- 22lr = was ok but jammed more than I liked, ammo sensitive, the mag catch broke took it back and bought Ruger 10/22 (listed above)

2.Charter undercover snub --- 38spl = worked well, gave it back to my dad, he still has it.

3.Beretta 21 Bobcat --- 25auto = worked fine but 25auto sucks, gave it back to my dad, he still has it.

4.Clerk snub nosed revolver --- 22lr = could not hit anything, very cheap gun, Was my grandmothers she gave it to me before she died, I gave it to my dad, he still has it but has no clue where he put it.

5.Ruger mark II 5.5†bull (blued) --- 22lr = great 22 pistol but was a rust magnet, sold it and bought a Ruger mark II 5.5†bull (stainless)

6. Ruger mark II 5.5†bull (stainless) --- 22lr = great 22 pistol, I had it for many years until it was stolen (replaced with Ruger Mark II Competition Target (slab-side) above )

 

[AV1611]

SP101: With .38's recoils like a pop gun, but don't feed it hot .357's if you don't like pain.

GP100: Great gun and mine has a fantastic single action pull.

VEPR K 7.62x39: Super high quality, heavy, very cool, lots of fun.

Yugo 59/66 SKS: Very high quality, loads of fun.

Glock 17 2nd gen: The last gun I'd ever sell.

Glock 26: Handy.

10/22: Inexpensive, cheap to shoot, fun.

M44: Canon.

MKII Pistol: Lots of fun, cheap to shoot.

Mossberg 590 Persuader w/ ghost rings: EBS (Evil Black Shotgun)

Swiss K31: Nobody builds them like this anymore.

AV1611 out...

 

[Cosmoline]

Off the top of the old head:

Dan Wesson .44 Mag. Wish I had it back.
Dan Wesson .357 Mag. Great, but too far rusted out in the end.

Ruger Single Six stainless. Tank, and lots of fun to shoot.
Ruger Single Six old model. Very nice trigger.
Ruger Bisley-Vaquero in .45 Colt. Heavy, but nice.
Ruger Security Six in .357. Been through the wars but came out shooting.
Ruger GP101 in .357. Lethal within ten feet.
Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull. Scared the bejesus out of the foreign Tourists in the Chugach.
Ruger MkII in .22 LR. Neat plinker.

Sig-Sauer P-225. Very very nice semi.

Colt SAA clone, Italian make in .45 Colt. Perfect balance.
Colt Police Positive Special. The love of my life.
Colt Official Police. Nice, but action about used up.

Makarov in 9x18. Solid and accurate

Walther PP in .32ACP. Underrated CCW pistol

Smith & Wesson 10-10. Neat, but overall meh--it's just a Smith

Winchester 94-22. Sliced my hand badly and fell apart.

Romanian SAR-1. The uptown chopper.

FN-49 in 8x57JS. The 200 grain sledgehammer.

Marlin 1895G. Nice, but ouch.
Marlin 30A in .30-30. Kinda neat, but all used up.

Mosin Nagant 91/30 1936 Hex. Great shooter, but I ruined it with a scope

Mosin Nagant 91/30 1942. Fun, but bore used up.
Mosin Nagant 91/30 Finn capture/Sniper convert. Wish I had it back.
Mosin Nagant 91/30 ex-sniper. Nice bore, horrible stock.
Mosin Nagant M-39 "Sneak." Oh, do I wish I had it back.
Mosin Nagant M-28 Finn. Once was glorious, but the Winter War used it up.
Mosin Nagant M-38. Very handy, but the bore was gone
Mosin Nagant M-44. Heavier than I expected, and kinda clunky.

Austro-Hungarian M-95 Carbine. I wish I had one of the long rifles.

Schmidt-Rubin 96/11. Glorious. Simply Glorious.
Schmidt-Rubin Bubba Special. Still trying to fix the damage.
Scmidt-Rubin K-31. Wonderful shooter, will buy another very soon.

Turkish Mauser Kirikale. Not bad.
Turkish Mauser M-95 convert. Too used up.

Persian Mauser. Oh too brief was our love. Forsooth!
Iranian M-49 Carbine. 8x57JS pocket rocket.

Yugoslavian M-48. My first C&R, blonde and covered in Cosmoline.
Yugoslavian M-48. It's never as good as the first time.

Argentinian 1891 Mauser. With the right loads, she sung the MOA tune.
Argentinian 1891 Mauser. This one was for the parts bucket.

CZ 452 trainer. If there's ever a world war started by a squirrel, this rifle will end it!
CZ 550 in 7x57. Nice, but not as nice as I'd hoped.
CZ 550 Safari .375 H&H. Too nice to keep.

Ruger No. 1 in .45-70. My shoulder still hurts.
Ruger No. 1 in .375 H&H. Shot all over, or maybe I did.

Mossberg 500A ex-police. Bear gun.

H&R Topper 88. Nice truck gun.

 

[twoblink]

Handguns
SP101 ~ Love it, superior to most smiths IMHO. Small but will digest 357Mags all day long.
Ruger 22/45 ~ Love it, accurate and a must have for taking newbies. Like it better than the MkII, because the mag release is where it should be.
Steyr M40 ~ Superior to a Glock in everyway except aftermarket accessories.

Long Guns
2xAR15 Lowers ~ bought them out of spite for the gov'ment in the PRK, hate M16's and AR's in general. Will probably never seen a upper in its lifetime, want to sell it for a GP100.
M1A National Match ~ Rolls Royce in 308.
Remington 572BDL pump .22LR Rifle ~ like a 12 gauge shotgun, but 1/100th the ammo price and ZERO recoil.
Ruger 10/22 ~ Every boy needs one. That's a statement, not an opinion.
Mauser 98K in 308 ~ Germans make great cars, hotdogs, beer, and guns.
Browning BPS ~ in 20 gauge. I love bottom eject.

 

[mack]

Glock 17 - first gun, still goes bang everytime

Ruger Single Six - cylinder pin kept coming loose in recoil causing the cylinder to lock up- didn't like the trigger or sight - traded it and have never regretted it.

Beretta .22 - Jetfire? - Bought for exwife at her request - she shot it once and decided she didn't like it - I shot it twice and didn't like it either - traded it for Glock 19 high capacity magazines.

Browning Hi-power 9mm Blue - Love it, shoot well with it even though the trigger isn't great - beautiful design and style - a classic

Glock 19 - bought then inherited from ex-wife - a nice carry gun that works everytime

Ruger .22 Mark II Stainless slabsided barrell target comp - shot smallest group ever from a handgun for me - with reddot - 10 shots at 15 yards off a bench 9 shots covered by a dime in one ragged hole and all 10 covered by a nickel - nice to shoot all day and cheap

Kimber 1911 Combat Carry .45 ACP - The perfect carry gun - love it - never meant to buy it - but I picked it up at the gun store and couldn't put it back - it just felt so nice, so perfect

Springfield 1911 - bought it stock - then had Springfield do a carry package and trigger job on it - then installed an ambisafety and adjustable low mount night sights - then sent it to Clark Custom and had an accuracy job on it. The most accurate Centerfire Handgun I own, with a 2 lb trigger that is sweet.

Taurus Tracker 4" SS ported revolver in 45 ACP - nice practice gun for trigger control and keeps me from chasing brass when I don't feel like putting down a tarp on my range.

Romanian AK47 with reddot- Cheap to shoot - but not very accurate and a horrible trigger.

Colt AR15 Target Comp Hbar .223 - very accurate and almost no recoil - fun to shoot - have a Leupold 3x9 - scope on it

Winchester 94 in 30-30 - Like the feel of it, like the look of it, like the history of it, am not a bad shot with it - just don't shoot it much

M1 Garand from CMP 30-06- a beautiful piece of history that is as lethal today as it was then - taught me the meaning of M1 thumb - love it

Mossberg Marine 12 gauge 18" barrell - never really shoot it much - saw it on sale at Walmart and figured well I do "need" a shotgun and it shouldn't rust to easily

Ruger 10/22 SS - shoot it alot - still like it - shoot cheap and shoot often - also use it for varmit control - possum, racoons, ect...

Springfield M1A - NM - .308 Living in Illinois decided to get one before they were banned - very nice 2 stage trigger - love it.

Savage 10fp Le2b - .308 - heavy barrell in a McMillan stock with a 2 1/2 lb trigger, with a Leupold 4.5 x 14 30mm LR scope - and Farrell base - and handloaded ammo - very nice.

 

[JohnBT]

I can't remember every firearm I've ever had, so I'll stick to the latest. JT

Colt WWI replica - My, oh, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my and a 3.5-pound trigger too.

 

[Kage-Rou]

Glock 34: I have held and shot many different pistols and never have I once thought I would have need or use for another hand gun other than my G34.

Win1300: smooth as a nova but cheaper and better than a 870, feed it whatever and it'll spit fire all the time.

Mini14: I'm not fooling myself, it just needs to hit steel and if I think that I'm happy with it.

Rem1187: *dial #* Hello remington, I need to replace a part....

 

[Stevie-Ray]

Stevens .22 Bolt action......Still a great rifle almost 40 years later.

Ruger RST-6.......More sentimental value than anything else, though still a great packing fun/hike gun.

Ruger KMK-512......Reason the RST-6 is mostly sentimental value.

AMT Govt............Worst piece o' crap I ever held, not sorry to see it go, poor guy.

Colt Mark IV.......Replaced the AMT and I'm still in love.

Ruger Redhawk.......Prettiest .44 ever made, but still a giant hogleg.

Colt Delta Elite.........Pure badass, nuff said.

T/C Contender .30-30.......Whoa, hair trigger.

T/C Contender .45-70........WHOA, hurts like hell, and there's that trigger again.

Taurus Millennium.......Bad mag-release design for me; bye-bye.

Glock 26........Replaced the Taurus; way more better; carry it sometimes.

Taurus PT22......Fun fun fun. And cute?

H&K USP45C.......Bought for CC; don't carry it - Home defense.

Kimber Ultra CDP.......Carry it mostly.

KelTec P32........Shorts and tank-tops.

Colt Pocket .32 Auto.......Passed down and not shot much.

SAR-48........Simply the best weapon I own and the most fun.

 

[Dionysusigma]

Having some fun dredging up the past (and besides, every single gun I mentioned earlier I no longer have )...

Heriage Rough Rider .22 7": Too accurate for how inexpensive it was
F. I. E. Mod. E15 in .22 Magnum: Loud.
Bersa Thunder .380: Bond... James Bond.
Vektor SP2: Sig-level quality with a Beretta operating system and generation II Glock grip.
Remington Model 12: Grandad's gun, which I haven't fired yet but looks cool.
Yugo M48: Fun, loud, and cheap to shoot--everyone should have one.