Most Treasured Firearm?
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stubbicatt
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No doubt my PTR91, seen here.
With the 22 conversion kit it is just a great universal shooter for what I do with it which is plinking.
With the 22 conversion kit it is just a great universal shooter for what I do with it which is plinking.
Stevie-Ray
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As far as rifles go, it would be my SAR-48HB
jimmyraythomason
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I value all of my firearms but I only "treasure" the affore mentioned Iver Johnson ,my dad's RG .22 revolver and my wife's U.S.M1 carbine that her dad bought after his service in Korea.
RobNDenver
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My Great Grandfather's Colt SAA in 44-40 and my Grandfather's .45 from WWI are my favorites, but I have a number of other treasures including my Mother's Remington Model 17 .20 ga. . . All surrounded by great memories.
Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow
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Could someone *please* move this thread to General? It's got a lot of handguns in it.... Thanks.
JackCrow
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My fathers' Mannlicher-Schoenaur .243
1940 Vintage Mod '94 Winchester...NOT MADE ANY MORE!
The 94 Winchester was "grandpas" camp gun. My grandpa and his 2 brothers were sheep herders in central Utah. I understand the rifle went with them (they bought the rifle together in 1940 year of Mfg.) up in the canyons when they were herding sheep to dispatch various predators and kill white tails too.
Its in my hands now...and will go to my son after I am gone...
The 94 Winchester was "grandpas" camp gun. My grandpa and his 2 brothers were sheep herders in central Utah. I understand the rifle went with them (they bought the rifle together in 1940 year of Mfg.) up in the canyons when they were herding sheep to dispatch various predators and kill white tails too.
Its in my hands now...and will go to my son after I am gone...
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bang_bang
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The most treasured gun I own as of now would be my Ruger 10/22. That rifle has killed more pop cans than a recycling center. Awesome little gun, and fun to shoot.
The one gun I will inherit from my grandfather is his old Sears & Roebuck 30-30. It's taken down many large Virginia whitetails and I will always remember him carrying that gun up and down the hills. Once I get a hold of it, not another bullet will be fired through it.
The one gun I will inherit from my grandfather is his old Sears & Roebuck 30-30. It's taken down many large Virginia whitetails and I will always remember him carrying that gun up and down the hills. Once I get a hold of it, not another bullet will be fired through it.
Deputy25
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My 1970 Remington 700 in .243. It was my Christmas gift in 1970, my first rifle. I've been hunting with it for almost 40 years. Lots of great memories in that little rifle...
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