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Are any of your guns older than you are?Has that been a factor in a purchase?


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Okay,just a poll because I'm bored.How many on this board own guns that are older than you,and how many do not?Just for S&G I've added the options as to whether or not this is or ever has been a factor in a purchase...

Edited to add:This includes guns given to you or inherited,as in finch's post below...
 
I have an old Ithica 20 ga break action single that has been passed down through the family for generations. I'm not sure what made me get it but good ol great grandma decided it should be mine.
 
I have a couple of 22's past along that are older than me. one is a Winchester 1906 pump, the other a Winchester model 68 single shot. Also have a Remington model 721 270 Winchester my dad bought second hand in the 50's. Maybe someone here knows it's vintage. Has a # 93762 on it.
 
I own two guns that are older than me. I did not buy either one of them though. They are both inherited guns.

One is a Colt nickle SAA with ivory grips from the late 1930's. It is still in like new condition (except for some visible aging on the edges of the grips) in the original presentation box which was custom ordered from Colt. It was presented to my grandfather by a man whose life he saved during the attack on Pearl harbor.

The second is a German Luger the same grandfather brought back from WWII.
 
I was give when i dad passed last year a 1942 M1 Garand, 1941 M1 Carbine (necked down to .222) , 1966 M1A1 M14. My grandfathers 1878 Colt 45. (not in shooting condition). and dads old hunting rifle 1942 O3-A3 sporterized 30-06.. All still under moms protection till I can get a bigger safe..


No such a thing as to many guns!! :D
 
Well, I have guns a lot older than me - fer'instance

1897 DWM Mauser Boer war carbine bring-back - 7x57
1909 BSA b/a boys take-down target rifle - .22LR
1912 Mauser Model B - 7x57
1914 Schmidt-Rubin M96/11 - 7.5x55 Swiss
1930 Walther Model Sport - semi-auto or b/a - .22
1936 Walther DSM - .22LR
1937 Mauser ES350B and matching scope - .22LR

...and a few more made since then that are pretty old, 50's and 60's and such-like.

I had MANY handguns that were older than me, and have kept some of them that I couldn't bear to part from -

My dad's and then mine - Walther PP 9mmK - Vienna Police Special Branch civilian model - 1939]
My first Luger [1918 DWM - all-matching including magazine].
My second Luger [byf 42 - all matching except magazine]

The others that were as old or older went elsewhere - I could not bear to see them de-acted.

I was made in 1946, BTW.

tac in yUK
 
I have several out of my collection that are older then me, granted i'm only 27 but they are old.

Springfield 1903
Winchester 94 30-30 that was my Grandpas when he was a kid.
Mini 14 that my dad bought in the late 70's new.
 
I was give when i dad passed last year a 1942 M1 Garand, 1941 M1 Carbine (necked down to .222) , 1966 M1A1 M14. My grandfathers 1878 Colt 45. (not in shooting condition). and dads old hunting rifle 1942 O3-A3 sporterized 30-06.. All still under moms protection till I can get a bigger safe..


No such a thing as to many guns!! :D

Did you say 1966 M1A1 M14 :s0001: :s0095: that was my carry in 66 before we got the M-16 :s0155:
 

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