whats your favorite gun?

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Hard to say...nearly impossible to decide.

Under any circumstance, however, I could not depart with my first SKS. My grandfather gave it to me under the conditions to never sell it or get rid of it, and pass it down to my kids one day. I'll honor that, as well as honor all of his firearms he may leave me one day.

I have a few that I would sell if I am in financial need, but most (especially my deer rifles) are not going anywhere. My Model 70 Winchester in 7mm Magnum holds a special place, its killed my biggest buck, and I always have good luck with that rifle. Since getting my Stevens Model 200 in 300 Win Mag to use as a beater, the 7mm only gets one deer a year before its put back. The past two years, I've taken it in the field twice, taking a deer with it's yearly maiden voyage out of the house for business. I also killed my first deer with the 7mm.

My Remington Model 700 in .270 is in joint custody at the moment. My girlfriend shoots it extremely well and took her first deer with it several years ago. I already tell her "That's your rifle cause I sure as hell can't shoot it that good!" It deserves to be used and shot well, unfortunately I can't live up to its needs. Takes a woman's touch I reckon... (That's probably her favorite gun!)
 
Rifle: Tikka T3 Lite Hunter in 270 Winchester, Sidearm: SigArms (Hammerli) Trailside .22 cal., Shotgun: SigArms (B.Rizzini) Aurora 20 gauge O/U with English straight grip stock.
 
I'm with everyone that said the next one I will acquire/have my eye on. If we are talking strictly the ones I have now. I would have to go with my Beretta 8045F mini cougar, it is by far my favorite concealed carry for the moment.
 
Handguns - Ed Brown 1911, S&W M-24, & Browning Hi-Power

Rifles - Garand

Shotgun - 101 Winchester

Sorry, but you can't have just one favorite.
 
My 'favorite' gun will often change with every purchase. Sometimes with every range trip.

Here is the current...

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I know a lot of people don't care for them, but my favorite is my S&W 4516. I have a Kimber 1911, and other semi-auto pistols, but I like the S&W best.

For long guns, I'd have to say .....all of them! I'm not going to choose!
 
Wow. Nothing like asking the imposible. But if push came to shove, I'd have to say the Walther P5. There's something about a classic that just keeps calling my name, and the P5 is a true classic.
 
whew tough one, right now I'ld say my Marlin 39, probably more just because I've been broke and haven't been shooting much except for 22's.
 
Haven't bought it yet. :)

Seriously though, I have a lot of guns I really like, but none of them am I in love with.

They're upper-mid level guns, but I should have just bought the "upgrade" first!
 
My Grandfather's 1903A3 that he carried in WWII, he was a Supply Sgt in Patton's Army.

I've got a great picture of him in Dresden in early-ish 1945, dismounted from his jeep kneeling in a kraut road with his 1903A3, steel pot helmet atop his head.

It is very surreal to hold that same rifle in my hands and know how to shoot it like it is an extension of me, it truly is a rifleman's rifle...I can almost feel his presence when I shoot it. It is as close to a religious experience, commuting with a passed loved, one as you can get with a rifle...It is an all matching 6-43' Springfield in 95% condition with proof/acceptance stamps in excellent condition--aside from a few rub marks on the stock on it from where it rubbed against the rifle scabbard mounted on his jeep:D
 
Their all favorites but definitely the "fun gun" of the bunch is a scoped Marlin 60. Shooting the staples out of the next guys target is too fun. X
 
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