Your favorite gun in your collection

[Dr.Rob]

I don't play favorites among my handguns.

I have a few that were gifts that I'll never part with.

I own a handful of centerfire rifles, my favorite of those is certainly a Savage 116 in 30-06.

 

[RH822]

I don't know that I really have a favorite, but the one I'll never part with is my Mini-14.

RH

 

[Harry Paget Flashman]

I had 2 BHP's and 2 Ruger Security Six .357's in the 70's but sold them. At long last I replaced them with a NIB Ruger and a DGFM Hi-Power. It took me awhile to figure out my favorites.

 

[.45Guy]

My Stevens. Learned to shoot with one, loved them ever since.

 

[db_tanker]

have to be a toss up between my Brno and my 94.


Hell I can't really say I like one more than the other, though...I like 'em all otherwise I wouldn't have bought them...


D

 

[Alex45ACP]

My Leitner Wise gas piston AR15:



or my 9mm SA FN Hi Power:

 

[WayneConrad]

Someone once said something like, "Only accurate guns are interesting."

My favorite firearm is the only one I have that is truly interesting: A CZ 453 (.22 bolt) with a Nikon Monarch scope and a Safari Ching Sling. It looks a lot like a little kid trying on dad's shoes, but it is so very interesting that I shoot it more than any other.

 

[hatterasurf]

I love my FNP-9. Yeah, its accurate and a great CCW, but there is just something about it that puts it at the top of the list.

 

[hexidismal]

Well, I certainly don't have a very big collection to choose from or any particulalrly fancy guns in what I do have. Nothing I own is valued at more than $550 or so. From what I do have though, I would have to say my favorite is the Ruger P345. Two reasons, 1: It's the only .45 I own, and that's my favorite and most comfortable caliber to shoot ( and I can't afford a fancy 1911) . and 2: Because I carry it around every day, so I stake my life on it.

 

[lionking]

agreed that its hard to pick a favorite,usually its the flavor of the moment.

but I'll answer based on a couple criteria,fun&accuracy,collectable,and condition.

#1fun&accuracy....Garand,Ar15,M1 carbine,Berreta92,P38,Blackhawk .357mag and M1903a3 which I must say the 1903 is a darling to shoot.

#2collectabilty.....mint FN49 7mm,they are around but hard to find like new.

#3condition...Persian mauser.It just is a work of art.The detail of craftmanship is superb.Having Arabic writing on it makes it exotic.Also very fun to shoot.

 

[michiganfan]

Browning HI Power

 

[PlayboyPenguin]

I would have to say that the favored gun in my collection has become my little .32 Seecamp LWS. It is like a piece of art. It is truely a mechanical marvel.

Close behind would be my .45colt Ruger Bird's Head Vaquero with my Walther PPK and my Kahr MK40 tied for 3rd.

 

[harvester of sorrow]

The next one.

 

[PlayboyPenguin]

The next one.

Hey!! You keep your grubby mitts off the next one! The next one is mine. You can have the one after that one...maybe.

 

[SoCalShooter]

Wish I had a picture I dont though. My S&W model 19 K frame .357magnum. Recieved it when my grandfather passed away along with his Winchester model 63 .22LR. They hold emotional significance for me, never got to shoot them with him but they are a part of him he left behind for me.

 

[joneb]

If the question were which revo, pistol, rifle and shotty, I may have a answer. But just one ? is behond my comprehension :banghead:

 

[DerringerUser]

My S&W 66 in .357 magnum.

 

[MinScout]

My CZ 527 7.62x39 carbine.

 

[Medusa]

Of all played with, from guns for fun (thus excluding all tools)

Too bad it ain't mine, but sure was one nice .22LR cal rifle.

 

[Dr.Rob]

Swoopy... what is it?

 

[MNguyen281]

My favorites are my USP tactical in 45ACP and my P2000 40sw.

 

[rangerruck]

nef , black single shot, 17m2.

 

[EvisceratorSrB]

Well since I just put a 2x30mm red dot on my SKS...that one! That thing is so fun!

But...If I was going to keep one I'd take the K98K. I wish to pass that rifle down from generation to generation, just because it means a lot to me. Not because it belonged to the family, but just because two of my grandfathers fought in WWII (ironically one for America and one for Germany).

Matt

 

[Outlaws]

Cooper Varminter

 

[10 Ring Tao]

For pure plinking pleasure, its a total tie between my AK pistol and 10/22:

For the most fun action type trigger time, its definitely my beretta 3901 chasing clays.