Hkmp5sd
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Favorite: Colt M16A1
What's your favorite gun?
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Kevin
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Ala Dan
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My "favorite gun" can (and sometimes does) vary; but right now its the
1911 .45 ACP that John Moses Browning invented~!
1911 .45 ACP that John Moses Browning invented~!
Optical Serenity
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Hard to choose, I really like HK's, so the P7M13 wins for handgun and the G36K as long gun.
Legionnaire
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Couldn't say. I like and shoot them all. But one I like alot is an accurized Remington 700 VSSF in .308 (no longer made) with a 3.5-10X Leupold Vari-X III LRT with mil dots in Badger Ordnance rings. Half MOA accurate or better, that I've shot out to 900 yards.
wheelgunslinger
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FAMAS with light and scope attachment. Hard to beat a bullpup in the NATO caliber.
db_tanker
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As many have said before, they are all my favorites...
But to pick out one from the rest....
My Model 94 30 WCF...she's my sweetie.
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But to pick out one from the rest....
My Model 94 30 WCF...she's my sweetie.
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Right now it's my S&W Mod. 19. I'm relatively new to shooting and I'm not a very good shot, but I had a really good session with that gun about a week ago.
If new magazines solve my Kimber's (occasional) FTF problems, it would probably be my favorite. That 1911 is the gun I shoot the best with.
-Jeff
If new magazines solve my Kimber's (occasional) FTF problems, it would probably be my favorite. That 1911 is the gun I shoot the best with.
-Jeff
Medusa
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Rifle class - These in any form, as long as they're HKs:
In pistol class - (with silencer&laser+light):
SMG class -
In pistol class - (with silencer&laser+light):
SMG class -
PlayboyPenguin
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My Ruger Birds Head Vaquero 3.75"
the pistolero
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fav. guns? Let's see...
Ruger P89, my very first pistol, I'll always have fond memories of it, and yes, I still shoot it...
Ruger P90, the bedside gun loaded with 8 rounds of 230-grain Hydra-Shok .45ACP goodness
Ruger SP101, even when she's loaded with full-power .357 Mag
Springfield GI .45, my first 1911
Kimber Tactical Ultra II, frighteningly accurate, will be my first carry gun when I get the CHL
Oh, wait, yeah, that's the entirety of my collection...for now, anyway...
Oh, and 1911JMB?
"Its like picking a favorite kid. You just can't."
+1 to the 10th power.
Ruger P89, my very first pistol, I'll always have fond memories of it, and yes, I still shoot it...
Ruger P90, the bedside gun loaded with 8 rounds of 230-grain Hydra-Shok .45ACP goodness
Ruger SP101, even when she's loaded with full-power .357 Mag
Springfield GI .45, my first 1911
Kimber Tactical Ultra II, frighteningly accurate, will be my first carry gun when I get the CHL
Oh, wait, yeah, that's the entirety of my collection...for now, anyway...
Oh, and 1911JMB?
"Its like picking a favorite kid. You just can't."
+1 to the 10th power.
grizz
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Win. M70 featherweight 30-06. First gun I ever owned. I got to pick it from my dad's gun collection as a gift on my 18th birthday.
MountainPeak
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Four years ago, after my Dad died, my 80 year old uncle let me have my Grand Father's 12 gauge Fulton Hunter shotgun. My Dad, and his five brothers grew up with it!! I have numerous firearms that are much higher value, but it means the world to me. It is a 97 year old gun that STILL shoots great! My brother asked me if I was going to have it "re-done", and display it. I won't. I'm going to shoot it, take meat home, just like it was meant to!!!!
M2 Carbine
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heypete
" M2 Carbine -- where'd you get the gorgeous wood on that Garand?"
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When I bought the M1 (from a bank in 1971) the front hand guard was darker wood. Some years later I found a matching hand guard. I've never been able to find a top matching hand guard.
I don't remember what wood that is but I've seen it on a few other M1's, although mine is the best looking grain pattern I've ever seen.
I thought it might be an aftermarket stock but I was told by a knowledgeable M1 collector that it's original (he had one).
" M2 Carbine -- where'd you get the gorgeous wood on that Garand?"
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When I bought the M1 (from a bank in 1971) the front hand guard was darker wood. Some years later I found a matching hand guard. I've never been able to find a top matching hand guard.
I don't remember what wood that is but I've seen it on a few other M1's, although mine is the best looking grain pattern I've ever seen.
I thought it might be an aftermarket stock but I was told by a knowledgeable M1 collector that it's original (he had one).
cmidkiff
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Brian Williams
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Right now it is my Colt Woodsman 1st series...
Mostly it is my S&W 13 3".
For Rifles it would be my Marlin 1894C, makes for a great companion to my S&W.
My Marlin 39M falls next.
Mostly it is my S&W 13 3".
For Rifles it would be my Marlin 1894C, makes for a great companion to my S&W.
My Marlin 39M falls next.
Springfield_1911SS
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Pistol - 1911 in 45acp
Rifle - Colt M4
Rifle - Colt M4
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