Zaydok Allen
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Just curious. My departed grandfather gave me a Remington Nylon 66 a number of years ago he had stashed away, and later a pellet gun that his coworkers gave him as a retirement gift. I find I value these guns and would be very hesitant to part with them for any reason, even though I don't shoot them much.
I also find I am a little sentimentally attached to the first revolver I ever bought, a Ruger SP101. I also inherited a small sum of money from the sale of my grandfather's house (I actually really miss the house). I used part of that money to purchase a S&W Regulation Police. The patent on the bottom of the grip, which is for the unique Regulation Police grip and not the gun itself, is dated June 5th, 1917. That happens to be the day he was born.
I have other guns I really like shooting a lot more than the ones I've listed, and several that are just really utilitarian tools, but I am really reluctant to ever part with these.
Here are the two revolvers I mentioned.
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I need to take a few pics of the rifles.
What guns in your collection re you most sentimentally attached to and why? Lets see some pictures!
I also find I am a little sentimentally attached to the first revolver I ever bought, a Ruger SP101. I also inherited a small sum of money from the sale of my grandfather's house (I actually really miss the house). I used part of that money to purchase a S&W Regulation Police. The patent on the bottom of the grip, which is for the unique Regulation Police grip and not the gun itself, is dated June 5th, 1917. That happens to be the day he was born.
I have other guns I really like shooting a lot more than the ones I've listed, and several that are just really utilitarian tools, but I am really reluctant to ever part with these.
Here are the two revolvers I mentioned.
View media item 94
I need to take a few pics of the rifles.
What guns in your collection re you most sentimentally attached to and why? Lets see some pictures!