Whats your favorite gun?

[Oregonhunter5]

Browning .22Lever action grade 2

 

[PaulB47]

Winchester 1885 Low Wall with a custom 6.5TCU barrel and scout scope:



Here is a 6.5 TCU cartridge with a 120gr speer bullet next to a .223:



Why the forward scope? Easier to aim than irons, gun remains as handy as with irons, and the loading port is more exposed than with a conventionally mounted scope. About a 200yd deer gun, but I haven't shot any yet.

 

[collector rob]

Probably my Ruger Standard Model .22 Fixed sights and 6".

 

[OldPewPews]

Ever since I saw this photo probably 20 years ago I've harbored a dream of one day owning an original WWII, full-auto model of this thing of rugged beauty:



I freely admit that it's a ludicrous want - there's no way I'll ever be able to afford one; it would serve absolutely no practical purpose whatsoever; the drum magazines are legendarily finicky and annoying; its rate-of-fire is comically high; at ~3.5 seconds to empty the thing, it would be horribly expensive to run; etc. etc. etc. But it's always fascinated me - the design, the history, the whole thing.

It is my favorite gun. I wants it! I covets it! My preeeccioussss!

 

[XoXSciFiGuy]

My needs are small. I still work, but I also collect Social Security, which means I'm old as dirt.

I love my Marlin stainless steel tube loader with the scope that dials up 4-16x. I have knocked off crows with it from plenty distance. You just have to adjust the parameters while you work against the crow. At those ranges, most of the time they don't even realize they are the target. I HATE crows. Don't get me started.

It's hard to pick a favorite. I have a Ruger MK2 that is reliable as sunrise. But after I got into black powder a bit, I realized I actually had more involvement in the shooting process and FUN with the Colt Navy. Right now, it's my favorite to actually shoot in the field when camping. My Lady Smith 357 and the old Winchester model 70 are just for protection in the high country. I rarely spend bullets on them. My only other weapon is a Model 4506 S/W. Same thing with that. Saving the ammo until times get better and more ammo is available.



My dream gun is a simple one, too. I would like to own a Marlin 'Guide Gun,' the 45/70 Government. Ever since I shot one, I have always wanted the sheer firepower and that amazing KA-BOOM behind it.

 

[fredball]

As of Lately I'm really liking my 450 Bushmaster deadly accurate and a ball to shoot

 

[wired]

Ever since I saw this photo probably 20 years ago I've harbored a dream of one day owning an original WWII, full-auto model of this thing of rugged beauty:

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I freely admit that it's a ludicrous want - there's no way I'll ever be able to afford one; it would serve absolutely no practical purpose whatsoever; the drum magazines are legendarily finicky and annoying; its rate-of-fire is comically high; at ~3.5 seconds to empty the thing, it would be horribly expensive to run; etc. etc. etc. But it's always fascinated me - the design, the history, the whole thing.

It is my favorite gun. I wants it! I covets it! My preeeccioussss!

I used to own one when you could buy 1200 rounds for $75. Theyre not that fast firing. 13 rounds a second so you could light up 71 rounds in more like 6 seconds. Very controllable. Never heard of magazine issues with them. I never had any.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

1972 browning hi power. It was my grandpas EDC. He taught me to shoot on it.

 

[Pops1911]

Well, I'll jump into this pool too. Handgun- my 1911s in 45acp Long guns- Mini 30 with red dot and my 30-30 Winchesters. Yeah I also get Social Security and am still working every day. Older than dirt but am possessed with a young heart.

 

[bfink]

I love my Ruger 77 circa 92 in 7x57 and also my Tikka LSA65 in 30-06 and 6.5x55. All are great shooters. But favorite to shoot would be my Dad's Winchester 69a in 22S/L/LR with peep sites. It just takes me back to basics and is fun.

 

[cowgirlkaboom]

Longgun: Marlin Guide Gun in .45-70.
Handgun: Sig 230
Shotgun: .410 H&R Topper single shot for varmints.

 

[Member 34319]

Probably the 10/22.

 

[Astoria9mm]

for this month anyways...

 

[Tony617]

Ever since I saw this photo probably 20 years ago I've harbored a dream of one day owning an original WWII, full-auto model of this thing of rugged beauty:

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I freely admit that it's a ludicrous want - there's no way I'll ever be able to afford one; it would serve absolutely no practical purpose whatsoever; the drum magazines are legendarily finicky and annoying; its rate-of-fire is comically high; at ~3.5 seconds to empty the thing, it would be horribly expensive to run; etc. etc. etc. But it's always fascinated me - the design, the history, the whole thing.

It is my favorite gun. I wants it! I covets it! My preeeccioussss!

Is that the Soviet PPSh-41?

 

[HaveGun]

for this month anyways...

If we can do favorite gun of the month, then...

Carried my Gen 5 G19 MOS a bunch this month just because...

 

[OldPewPews]

Is that the Soviet PPSh-41?

Yep, the old peh-peh-shuh!

 

[Patriot1775]

Ma Deuce! Go big or go home!

 

[nammac]

Can't pick just one...

Maybe this PSA .300 blackout upper/Anderson lower


Or this, M11-A1 with P229RX upper, threaded barrel and CTC grips...

 

[Xrperry]

Long guns,can't pick just one
Marlin 1895 45-70
Marlin 336 30-30
Marlin golden 39A 22lr
Winchester model 94 30-30

Pistols
Kimber custom 2 10mm
Sig Sauer p229 DAK 40 sw

 

[Juniper9mm]

My polytech legend national match