If you could have any single firearm, what would it be?

[9mmMike]

My 788 from 1969 in 22-250 is my MOST accurate weapon (barely)., But one gun for me would be a 6" .357. Very versatile.

 

[BlvdKing]

I know everybody is going to disagree.... Ruger 10/22. Before you criticize it has cheap and readily available ammo and I can carry 5000 rounds on me in a pack

 

[CharlesAFerg]

Likely, I would choose a mark 19, but if I had to choose a simple infantry rifle, probably a G3 or HK33. I love the STG lineage.

(Close enough)

tactical nuke. Good for any size game as well as self defense up to 50-70 miles away.

A Davy Crockett? That will kill the operator unless you're on a super high overlook, and the wind is blowing the other way, lol.

 

[UncalledForGabe]

I would have to go with an MP5 or an M1a match. I guess it all depends on the situation!

 

[jdub]

Christiansen Arms Carbon One Custom chambered in 300WSM with a Huskemaw 5-20LR scope... here is the gun..

 

[Rangemaster]

I'd go with an A-10 Thunderbolt (Warthog).

Well to be more practical............an Apache, I could at least land it in my field.

Just bringin' a thread, back from the dead.

 

[yskippy]

Likely, I would choose a mark 19, but if I had to choose a simple infantry rifle, probably a G3 or HK33. I love the STG lineage.

(Close enough)



A Davy Crockett? That will kill the operator unless you're on a super high overlook, and the wind is blowing the other way, lol.

Ahhhh, It's good to see the Davy Crocket listed. When my dad was a 2nd lieutenant with the 7th cav in Germany he was in charge of a Davy Crocket platoon. I have the Army "Field Manual" showing the operation and reloading....it's pretty darn funny actually

 

[RVNvet]

M1A1 .30 caliber carbine.

 

[Onebigelf]

A Thompson. The M1, not the 1928.

John

 

[orygun]

ahhhhh, to daydream.

For me it's a toss-up between an Accuracy International AE MK II
and an M21

how about you?

You ask about one single firearm, but then list two? What's up with that?

If I only had one, it would probably be my '06.

 

[PinkhamR]

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[PinkhamR]

Keeping it simple ....

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[LuftPost]

HK MP5k ...kinda like this one

 

[PinkhamR]

Gotta' love that 3 round selecter switch setting ...

 

[LuftPost]

Yeah, i just wish the majority of them weren't done with the pictogram styling. I'm partial to the SEF lowers, and I guess they only made the S-E-3F-F lower for one year.. they run around $750, it just hurts too much

 

[shakazulu12]

Desert Tactical SRS with 308 and 338 conversions.

 

[Aquadoc]

a True M21: Loved my Spotters never got to carry one myself always had the 24

 

[Rangemaster]

Actually I'd take a 4" Redhawk.
I could carry it for defense and hunt with it too.
By reloading for it I could afford to shoot it frequently and tailor the loads for the intended purpose.
Plus I don't think you can wear one out.

I've worked on the same 7.5" stainless twice.
Once it was drug behind a crazy wife's car and then it went through a fire. Tales a lickin' keeps on tickin'!
Try that with a S&W, Colt or Taurus.

 

[Searcher451]

Why is it always that we only get to keep one firearm in this what-if scenarios? Why not 5 or 10 or 100?

Anyway, the soultion is easy: Walther P5. It's the real deal, IMO.

 

[Skyler]

Assault spud gun, if all else fails you can eat the ammo.