Gun You Just Can't Live Without?

[Radagast]

My CZ452 .22 magnum rifle. It's accurate, with a great trigger and beautiful wood. I've owned it for 10 years. I've a 452 in .17HMR which is a bit of a disapointment in comparison. Lovely wood but roughly machined and not as accurate.
Of my handguns, I guess my four inch P&R S&W model 66 from 1971. It's is discontinued, so it would be hard to replace and it's the most accurate handgun I own. I don't use it much, preferring my Beretta 92FS and my 1911 in .38 super, but they could both be replaced with similar factory new firearms if I had to.

 

[Juna]

The one I don't have.....

 

[Gun Plumber]

I would say it's the ones I've owned the longest. Both for at least 25 years.

My pistol is a Dan Wesson 6" .357 mag
My rifle is a Rem 700 BDL heavy barrel in .308

 

[10-Ring]

I really miss my HK long guns....namely my 91 and 93 :banghead:

 

[ForeverArmed]

At this point it's my Vepr II in 7.62x39 with the 20" barrel. The caliber isn't my favorite (I prefer 5.56 NATO for "mouse guns"), but I love the solid feel and utter reliability. It's even highly accurate, unlike most AKs. It's kind of cool that it was made in Russia, too (except for a few parts, like the furniture).

 

[McCall911]

Okay, now...

I can't live without a Remington 870 12 gauge. Talk about versatility!



What? I'm still alive?


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