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A Mark IV.

My Uncle gave me this 16 ga. model 12 Winchester while he was still living almost 50 years ago. It’s made on a 20 ga. frame making it 20 ga. light but able to put more shot in the air. I carried it upland game hunting for years until I was unable to walk from dawn till dusk. Possibly my most...

Kimber Aegis Elite Ultra 9mm.

I’ve never learned anything from these “only one” threads. There is never a consensus on anything

A Ruger Hawkeye in .280 rem. (the best of the 06 necked cartridges IMO) w/Leupold 3 x 9, walnut stock and leather sling. Dead on accurate at 200It's what I got, it’s have to do.

Mad word choice. I actually had the scales dimpled for a better grip.

I have a Becker BK2, my nephew has an Esee 5. Blade steel is the same, The BK2 has a better feeling handle, blade shape is somewhat different, decide which you like better. Which ever one you choose be prepared to buy new handle scales, nephew and I have both changed scales. Both are great...

I don’t care what the knife/gun grabbers do, what they threaten or what laws they get passed. I’m not giving up anything that I bought legally while I’m still alive

My favorite Uncle gave me this Winchester model 12 16 ga.while he was living some 50 years ago. I hesitated taking it as it marked the end of an era of hunting with him. It is my most cherished possession.

Only one for me. A Lee Enfield from 1916. I’m 83. I have some older guns, possibly older than some of you

I have a couple of Model 12s. One is a 12 ga.that was my Dads the other is a 16 ga. from an Uncle. Both from the 1950s.

I put a red dot on my 88.

I like this Kimber Aegis Elite Ultra 9MM Officer 1911. Easy to pack and most accurate.

14 inch old hickory

In the days when the 1911 pistol and consequently the 230 gr 45 ACP we still had an equestrian cavalry. JM Browning developed the 45 ACP ball to shoot through a horse.

686 dash none 6 round

I have the Case (made by OKC). I settled for the Case because it’s the only brand my local store carried. I like it for the sharpened on the top of the clip point. Flawlessly made and beautiful.

I’ve had this PSA AR 300 BLK for a few years. I can find no fault with it.

My neighbor, a reloader had over 100 pieces of 280 brass. If I’d buy the billets he’d load um up for ms. They’re all expanding, I had 3 boxes of store bought. Now I have a lifetime supply.

my only rim fire revolver, a Rossi “Plinker”. Its quality is way beyond the price.