TheFrontRange
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First guns
I wish I still had the first gun I purchased on my own, a Mossberg Model 500 12-gauge "Cruiser combo" with both the short and long barrels, the full wooden stock and the pistol grip, etc.
My first handgun was a brand-new Smith & Wesson Model 19 .357 Magnum. It was a beauty...and I hate to say I no longer own it, either.
I've seen some posts about airguns and I can at least say I still have ALL of those! Daisy Models 1897, 840, and a scoped 881, plus a Crosman 1600 semi-auto pistol and a 38T pellet revolver, and even one of those wimpy little Marksman 1010s that are supposed to look like a 1911! My buddy had one, too, and we were always impressed that these little 1010s could shoot not just BBs but pellets and darts LOL...still haven't tried the dart thing!
The 38T revolver has a six-inch barrel and got me started early thinking I was at least as bad as "Dirty Harry" hahaha...my Dad even helped me rig up a shoulder holster to pack it in...I carried that Crosman under a jacket or untucked shirt just about everywhere but to school in my junior high days...surely that must have been at least a misdemeanor!!!
I've inherited a very weathered old Hopkins & Allen 12-gauge single-barrel shotgun that was my grandfather's...it is not functional but it's surely a keeper.
I wish I still had the first gun I purchased on my own, a Mossberg Model 500 12-gauge "Cruiser combo" with both the short and long barrels, the full wooden stock and the pistol grip, etc.
My first handgun was a brand-new Smith & Wesson Model 19 .357 Magnum. It was a beauty...and I hate to say I no longer own it, either.
I've seen some posts about airguns and I can at least say I still have ALL of those! Daisy Models 1897, 840, and a scoped 881, plus a Crosman 1600 semi-auto pistol and a 38T pellet revolver, and even one of those wimpy little Marksman 1010s that are supposed to look like a 1911! My buddy had one, too, and we were always impressed that these little 1010s could shoot not just BBs but pellets and darts LOL...still haven't tried the dart thing!
The 38T revolver has a six-inch barrel and got me started early thinking I was at least as bad as "Dirty Harry" hahaha...my Dad even helped me rig up a shoulder holster to pack it in...I carried that Crosman under a jacket or untucked shirt just about everywhere but to school in my junior high days...surely that must have been at least a misdemeanor!!!
I've inherited a very weathered old Hopkins & Allen 12-gauge single-barrel shotgun that was my grandfather's...it is not functional but it's surely a keeper.