MarshallDodge
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There, fixed it for ya.
What was your first gun?
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There, fixed it for ya.
Lonestar49
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A Black Italian Babe
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Beretta Px4 40cal, and loving it 3800 rounds, later, with no jams, no FTF, just 100%
LS
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Beretta Px4 40cal, and loving it 3800 rounds, later, with no jams, no FTF, just 100%
LS
KingAirDriver
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Beretta 96FS Inox, and still looks the same today as it did when it was in the display counter about 7 years ago.
TonyStarks
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Star Firestar .40 in Stainless
Still own it, still shoots good.
Still own it, still shoots good.
FullEffect1911
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first gun: Remington 870.
Traded it in for a different Remington 870
First handgun: SW1911
traded that in for a springer.
Traded it in for a different Remington 870
First handgun: SW1911
traded that in for a springer.
SkiLune
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The Glock 19 was my most recent purchase, but in retrospect, I wish it had been my first. What a terrific machine!
romma
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Believe it or not, a Keltec P-32
SWMP40
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Smith & Wesson MP 40
Stevens Favorite Single shot .22 rifle. My Great Uncle bought it new around 1915 for $3.50.
My Great Aunt gave it to me when I was 12.
Shot jackrabbits in high school and college and sold them for mink food for $.50 apiece. Long Rifles were too expensive at $.50 a box. At $.35 a box for Longs I could make enough money to keep me in gas and beer!!
My Great Aunt gave it to me when I was 12.
Shot jackrabbits in high school and college and sold them for mink food for $.50 apiece. Long Rifles were too expensive at $.50 a box. At $.35 a box for Longs I could make enough money to keep me in gas and beer!!
First rifle: winchester 62a gallery pump .22 (@13)
First shotgun: remington 870 wingmaster 12 ga. (@16)
First pistol (revolver): Ruger Super Single Six .22 / .22 Mag (@18)
First pistol (semi-auto): High Standard Supermatic Trophy (Military Frame) .22 lr (@20)
Nick
First shotgun: remington 870 wingmaster 12 ga. (@16)
First pistol (revolver): Ruger Super Single Six .22 / .22 Mag (@18)
First pistol (semi-auto): High Standard Supermatic Trophy (Military Frame) .22 lr (@20)
Nick
Airman193SOS
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Mine was a Glock 27.
The Canuck
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A Springfield Armory TRP Operator with a full length rail. Sure I have used others, but this is the first one I have owned.
SouthpawShootr
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My very first gun was a gift from my Dad. A Ruger MKI. I still have it. I wouldn't be surprised if the round count was over 100,000 (we used to shoot alot in the old days).
The first centerfire gun (also from dad) was a Colt Government model. Series 80. It's been heavily modified, but I still have it.
The first gun I bought on my own (after turning 21) was a Taurus PT-99. Exceptional piece. Unfortunately, I traded it to my dad for something else and he subsequently traded it off on something else he liked.
My most interesting "first" is a gun my father bought for himself, kept it for 10 years, then gave it to his dad who subsequently gave it back to him. Hung on to it for a while, then gave it to me. So, I have this really pristine S&W 19-3 that was owned by my grandfather and my father.
The first centerfire gun (also from dad) was a Colt Government model. Series 80. It's been heavily modified, but I still have it.
The first gun I bought on my own (after turning 21) was a Taurus PT-99. Exceptional piece. Unfortunately, I traded it to my dad for something else and he subsequently traded it off on something else he liked.
My most interesting "first" is a gun my father bought for himself, kept it for 10 years, then gave it to his dad who subsequently gave it back to him. Hung on to it for a while, then gave it to me. So, I have this really pristine S&W 19-3 that was owned by my grandfather and my father.
10-Ring
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My first was one of Taurus' first 380's that I bought NIB....thing was junk 
I sold it & than promptly put the money into my HK P7M8 that has been with me ever since.
I sold it & than promptly put the money into my HK P7M8 that has been with me ever since.DomMega
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Smith and Wesson Model 10 .38 special. Passed down. It shot like garbage but a fun shoot nonetheless.
greener
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S&W Military Police .38 special my dad bought used in 1932. Still puts rounds down range where I'm aiming. Best trigger in SA of any firearm I own. One of these days I ought to take it to a smith since it hasn't been to one in 80 years.
txgolfer45
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Glock 19. It's been 100% reliable since day one.
JMACDONALD
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First gun(s)
Well since this is the autoloader thread I'll name that one first.
Auto: Beretta 950 BS .25 acp (sold it years ago regretted it and bought one last week)
First gun of any kind: 16 guage Stebens double barrel. Got it from my uncle less than a year before he died, I was twelve.
First revolver: 3 inch model 13 Smith. Traded it and a model 21A .22lr for a 4 inch model 65, less than a week the 65 was gone and I bought my 13 back for more money. Will never part with it again.
First sworn duty gun: Glock 22 .40, sold me on autos but still could'nt sway from rotating Smiths.
MAC
Well since this is the autoloader thread I'll name that one first.
Auto: Beretta 950 BS .25 acp (sold it years ago regretted it and bought one last week)
First gun of any kind: 16 guage Stebens double barrel. Got it from my uncle less than a year before he died, I was twelve.
First revolver: 3 inch model 13 Smith. Traded it and a model 21A .22lr for a 4 inch model 65, less than a week the 65 was gone and I bought my 13 back for more money. Will never part with it again.
First sworn duty gun: Glock 22 .40, sold me on autos but still could'nt sway from rotating Smiths.
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