What is the "ONE" gun you won't let go

[Rail Driver]

My Colt 1911.

 

[Timothy_90]

Several of my guns have a strong emotional attachment associated with them. My S&W 686 used to belong to my grandfather, it was one of his favorite guns. My Glock 23 was my first handgun and is my edc, it's the right size, it's versatile, it's accurate, though there are a million just like it and it's easily replaceable. My Remington 870 was the first real gun that was just mine, it got me into hunting- it's taken more deer than I can remember and I have broken thousands of clays with it, every scratch on the stock tells a story. And my Marlin 336 .30-30 was a 21st birthday present from my dad.

I don't think I could let any of those go.

 

[SixGun45]

Ruger Super Blackhawk 44Mag 10.5", First Gun that I bought in Washington. The one that my 3 sons argue about getting when I'm gone... I'm taking it with me... LOL

 

[w6br]

My number one would be my 1911 Colt ACP, 2nd - my 1894 Winchester in .25-.35 1898 build!!

 

[Stevie-Ray]

My Colt Delta Elite. If pistol and rifle, then that and my SAR-48.

 

[B!ngo]

I have no family passdown/heirloom guns. Surely if I did, one of those would be the 'keeper'. But my ancestors were all getting killed and chased out of russia or eastern europe and got to Ellis Island with pants, shirt, hat and a book or two.
So, my keeper is the first gun I ever bought, an H&K P7M13. A precision piece that started my desire to collect a few. Now well more than enough to pass down to my three children. Or rather, young adults. Have to start the tradition sooner or later.
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[Byrd666]

My S & W 66 2.5" rnd. butt K frame
Perfect all purpose revolver.
Just my opinion

 

[WIKD]

There are 2, my Colt MK IV Series 70 Government Model .45 and my Thompson 1928A1 "Tommy" gun.

 

[ShutThe FrontDoor]

It's a trick question.
The only right answer:

The one currently in my hand.​

 

[DM~]

I have quite a few, but this is my "go to gun" and the one that i use most,



DM

 

[Armored farmer]

the first shotgun I ever fired. My dad gave me an L.C. Smith 20ga SXS when I was 8 yrs old. It stays with me.

 

[bamajoey]

My 455 Varmint 22lr in custom BR stock[IMG
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[Infidel4life11]

SHUTTHEFRONTDOOR: I like your style

 

[Infidel4life11]

bama that is a fine stick.

 

[1911 Nut]

Ed Brown Special Forces. "Clean" slide, 10-8 rear sight, gold bead front sight, countersunk muzzle, VZ grips.

 

[Sav .250]

A 1960`s model 110, Savage 243. most accurate rifle I`ve ever owned. Bar none. To much personal history for this puppy to go anywhere.

 

[Kevin5098]

12GA Remington 1100 my Dad gave me about 30 years ago.

 

[shuvelrider]

Right now I'm very fond of my MAS 49/56

 

[RudeMood]

Ruger mkII target with custom work on it via my Father. I learned how to shoot on this gun, and the circumstances it came to me mean I won't part with it even if it becomes a paper weight.

 

[oldbear]

My 6" M 27-2, as it was a present form wife who has no interest in firearms of any sort.

 

[captain awesome]

What is the only one I will never let go?
Sadly, the one I already lost in my tragic boating accident.

 

[Lee D]

an old wall hanger my stepdad gave me...the Remington 1889 dbl bbl 10 ga

now if we're talking shooters only, itd be my Socom16

 

[Ragnar Danneskjold]

I don't have any guns I won't let go. I have certain roles I need or want filled, HD rifle, HD shotgun, full size carry pistol, compact carry pistol, etc. I find whatever gun I feel best fills that role, and if something else comes along that does it better, I have no problem selling what I have to get what will do the job better. Guns are just tools to me, and if I find a better tool, I'll use the better tool.

 

[JoeMal]

Winchester 101 that my grandpa gave me...I will never get rid of that one

 

[Grousefeather]

the ONE gun you won't let go

My Dad's Win 101 20ga Skeet. Still looks brand new, and my go to gun for woodcock/grouse.