what is your "Just Because" Firearm? and Why?

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The first "just because gun" of mine that comes to mind, is my mosin 91-30, Just-Because it's a no-brainer deal! Very fun rifle for $99

Two others that also came to mind first are seen top and bottom of the follwing photo, my Wildey .45 win-mag, and J.P. Sauer & Sohn 'Texas Marshal' .45LC

Bought them Just Because they are AWESOME! very fun calibers to shoot, very stunning firearms to look at, wish I had better photos but this was the easiest and quickest to find

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A Hamilton Rifle Co. Model 7

cuz its from 1899 and to look at it youd say "that cant be real"
 
My FAL project gun. Almost every part was new-in-the-wrap. Except L1a1 cocking handle, one screw and muzzle device which were refinished... still looking... Its seen a lot of use and no longer looks new and cost a heck of a lot more to build than buy assembled. I just had to tho...
 
FN PS-90, just because I told the guy, "Gee, too bad you don't have one in stock right now, I'd buy it" .... and less than a minute later BigBrownTruck stops by the door and delivers one. I don't mind too much, it's a second-generation.

Daewoo USAS-12, just because I saw it in a magazine right before I went home on leave from Germany. It was waiting for me at the gun store when I arrived in CONUS. I wasn't even going to shoot it, but the guy at the range convinced me with a free box of shells if he could shoot it as well.
 
Now I do not have the collection that most of you have, but for me it would have to be my Marlin 336 in 30-30 and my Henry H001. I don't hunt or have a need for a lever action but I still have an infatuation for them anyway.

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I have a reason (ok, an excuse) for all the guns I own but I built an AR-15 just because I could. I suppose it couldmake an excellent HD weapon or protect me from the walking dead (not too far fetched if the 2012 election swings the way the last one did.)
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1889 Springfield, .30-40 Krag-Jorgenson. Why? Historical value as the first US Military smokeless repeating rifle, used during the Spanish-American War (1898) and had the shortest service life of any US Military firearm.

My wife, a Norwegian, liked it so much, she bought it from me. She wrote me a check from our joint account. Something tells me that wasn't the most profitable deal I've ever made. :rolleyes:

Ammo can be difficult to find, so I don't shoot it much.

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Ruger Super Blackhawk, and its partner in caliber, a Marlin 1894 in .44 mag.

While it ain't the tactical pinnacle, I wouldn't feel too undergunned with that pair on a long walk in the woods.
I would carry a .22 revolver for general plinking, though.
 
My Marlin 795. Picked it up after a bad job interview... I was in a bad mood, so I was going to go to the range, but stopped to get ammo... left with a Marlin.

Also, my 870 (my first gun) I bought when I was 18 for HD and to basically do anything I wanted from a shotgun, but there was a little bit of "Just because" there.
 
Keltec sub 2000. I can't find a practitical reason to keep it. But is sure is fun to stick a 33 round glock magazine in it and blast.
 
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