Your first gun

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First real firearm was a Mossie semi-auto 22 carbine rifle. Still have it. It needs taken apart and cleaned thoroughly. Have not shot it in years.
 
Stephens Favorite .22.
At age six I inherited this rifle and only shot while being under the watchful eyes of the adults in the family.
In later years , I carried the rifle on my trapline using it one day to kill a very large Canadian goose.
Zeke
 
My first gun was a used Marlin Model 70hc that my Dad bought for me at a gun show when I was 12 years old, which was 20 years ago(wow, time sure flies!). Unfortunately, that rifle turned out to be a jam-o-matic. We took it to a gunsmith and he said he couldn't fix it because the receiver was warped:eek: He offered us $50 for it to use as a parts gun, which coincedently was exactly what my Dad paid for it at the gun show, so we sold it to the 'smith. We then went straight to a gun shop and put that $50 towards a brand new Ruger 10/22 which I still have.
 
My first gun was a wedding present from my groomsmen.

A Remington 870...engraved in the receiver is this:
"Mr. & Mrs. watson0625, July 25th, 2005
From the guys...
The closest you'll ever get to a shotgun wedding"



Hands down the best wedding present ever. I will never sell that gun. =)
 
Dad bought me a Marlin 39a in 1952 when I was in the second grade. I still have it and my sone will someday have it.
 
First gun I owned was a Taurus PT92 (I "sort of" inherited it when my brother died) I sold that to purchase a Glock G17.

However, the first gun I bought was a Beretta CX4 Storm. I can't imagine selling that any time soon. It is just too much fun!!
 
First Firearm

My first was a .410 with an integral 4+1 shot mag. My parents gave it to me for my 13th birthday. I am 54 now. Gun looks almost new. They bought it at Western Auto. Love that shotgun.
 
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Another Remington 550-1

Birthday present for my 12th birthday (I just turned 60). Accounted for many cans, rabbits (especially snowshoes in Maine), and a groundhog or two.

Lots of rifles/shotguns/handguns have passed through my hands - this one stays!
 
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