Schwing
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How about a Meteba? One of, if not the only, semi automatic revolvers ever produced. Pretty pointless but definitely a showpiece.
I have this love/hate thing with AR-7s. I love the fact the can break down and store inside their stock, are super light and look cool as all get out, but I hate how finicky they can be about ammo and magazines, and the less than stellar accuracy some I've had possessed. Yet still, at least once a year, I get this masochistic urge to get another one, but come to my senses beforehand. Love em if you want, I had my dance and don't wanna punch that ticket again.I started at age 10 on a (Charter Arms) AR7, and I would call it "adversity training"!
I seem to recall holding it at the joint between the barrel and receiver and dont think I ever got burned- but I do remember that nut coming loose on a regular basis, lol.
I do recall very well having to cease fire and clear a jam every couple of magazines.
Still, it was a neato gun, and the simple peep sight was easy to use and confidence building. I was just glad to be shooting a real, live, rifle with real, live ammo!
Finding myself looking at some of the more obscure Milsurp stuff, ww1-ww2 era.
I've got guns in all types of actions and calibers, but the two that everybody wants to shoot are my M1 Garand and M1 Carbine.
Get a Smitty, Springer, Mossy, Remy, Marly, Colter, Winny, you name it, no wrong answers here.
Armored farmer said:a nice .300 pistol would be a fun project.......?
Kel-Tec PMR 30 or a Shiloh or Pedersoli 1874 Sharps or the 1886 in 45/70.