What's your favorite gun?
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ultimatesixgun
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Right now it's my Custom Colt MK-IV Combat Commander!
But I am sure that will Change when I get the Browning Cynergy for Clays!
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But I am sure that will Change when I get the Browning Cynergy for Clays!
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Wags
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Ithaca Mod 37R 16ga. with a Poly-Choke.
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my Heckler & Koch MP5A2 !
some stock photo i found off google. mine has no flash suppressor just the 3-lug for my suppressor attachment (AWC Tac-Nine). i have a knights armament rail system with forward vertical knight's (KAC) grip with a daniel defense offset flashlight mount with surefire 6p. also double HK factory mag clamp to hold two 30-rounders. and of course magpuls on the mags.
for pistols i love my Kimber TLE/RL-II 1911 .45 ACP pistol. that thing is a freakin tack driver. i have a Streamlight aluminum light mounted on the accessory rail as well and it rides in a Safariland 6000 series holster.
another googled photo sorry!
some stock photo i found off google. mine has no flash suppressor just the 3-lug for my suppressor attachment (AWC Tac-Nine). i have a knights armament rail system with forward vertical knight's (KAC) grip with a daniel defense offset flashlight mount with surefire 6p. also double HK factory mag clamp to hold two 30-rounders. and of course magpuls on the mags.
for pistols i love my Kimber TLE/RL-II 1911 .45 ACP pistol. that thing is a freakin tack driver. i have a Streamlight aluminum light mounted on the accessory rail as well and it rides in a Safariland 6000 series holster.
another googled photo sorry!
evan price
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Pistol: My SIG 239 blacked stainless
Rifle: My Swedish bentbolt Mauser (Husqvarna works) M96/38 6.5x55 swedish
SMG: HK UMP
Shottygun: Mossberg M590 Mariner marinecoat
Rifle: My Swedish bentbolt Mauser (Husqvarna works) M96/38 6.5x55 swedish
SMG: HK UMP
Shottygun: Mossberg M590 Mariner marinecoat
blackedoutharley
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My "go to gun"? CZ75B .40 S&W duo-tone (stainless frame, park/blued slide). Very accurate, never fails to run and keeps running.. Not uncommon to shoot 200-300 rounds through it nearly every weekend.
The absolute, never part with, pass to the kids, pry from my cold dead hands gun?
Actually, it's two:
1890 Winchester pump in 22WRF. Bought new by my great-grandfather in Tennessee in 1920 (have the paperwork), still shoot and fairly accurate.
The other is an Arisaka mod. 44 calvary carbine made in about 1928 in 6.5X50 Jap. Brought back by other grandfather. I got ammo, know where it shoots and shoot it often. Real loud and a great conversation starter at the range.
The absolute, never part with, pass to the kids, pry from my cold dead hands gun?
Actually, it's two:
1890 Winchester pump in 22WRF. Bought new by my great-grandfather in Tennessee in 1920 (have the paperwork), still shoot and fairly accurate.
The other is an Arisaka mod. 44 calvary carbine made in about 1928 in 6.5X50 Jap. Brought back by other grandfather. I got ammo, know where it shoots and shoot it often. Real loud and a great conversation starter at the range.
Zen21Tao
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Favorite gun of all (that I would love to have):
M60 (I toted this bad boy in the Army and really miss it)
M60 (I toted this bad boy in the Army and really miss it)
Diamondback6
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Favorite:
This one's a late-model 1928A1, possibly one of the very last before production switched to the M1. Although I prefer the 1928AC (vertical foregrip like the 1921s, but slower rate of fire than those voracious fire-breathers), I think y'all get the point...
Mind you, this weapon belongs to a friend in another state who's a Class 2 FFL, photo'd while I was visiting his workshop. Unfortunately, my current AO has a [uninteligible] NFA ban. Freakin' anti-gun Commie LIEberals...
Favorite I can actually own around here: Give me a good, solid GI-spec Government Model. Or maybe a longslide 1911...
Just my personal opinion.
This one's a late-model 1928A1, possibly one of the very last before production switched to the M1. Although I prefer the 1928AC (vertical foregrip like the 1921s, but slower rate of fire than those voracious fire-breathers), I think y'all get the point...
Mind you, this weapon belongs to a friend in another state who's a Class 2 FFL, photo'd while I was visiting his workshop. Unfortunately, my current AO has a [uninteligible] NFA ban. Freakin' anti-gun Commie LIEberals...
Favorite I can actually own around here: Give me a good, solid GI-spec Government Model. Or maybe a longslide 1911...
Just my personal opinion.
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bumm
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Like 1911JMB said, it's like trying to pick a favorite child. I've got a soft spot for every gun I own. BUT:
If I had to choose a favorite gun, it'd be my Kimber Gold Match .45. Accurate, reliable, simple good looks, and it just feels so right!
If I could only keep one gun I now have, it'd be my late father's Remington Model 33 that he got new in 1931. It's the least valuable gun in my safe, but it could never be replaced.
Marty
If I had to choose a favorite gun, it'd be my Kimber Gold Match .45. Accurate, reliable, simple good looks, and it just feels so right!
If I could only keep one gun I now have, it'd be my late father's Remington Model 33 that he got new in 1931. It's the least valuable gun in my safe, but it could never be replaced.
Marty
dodge
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Out of my collection I would have to say my Savage 111 in 30-06 with a Nikon Prostaff 3x-9x scope. After that my Winchester Model 1895 in 30-40 which was my father's until he passed away about 4 years ago and after these two any of the rest that I have depends on which one I have in my hands at the time.
GroovedG19
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Beretta Cougar 8000F 9mm.Excellent fit, accuracy, and reliability.Awesome pistol.
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