Favorite Gun You Own

[RevRay]

When the yellow sheet (and whatever equivalent required state paper) is signed by you and the seller.

I knew it would be something like that.

[AJBert]

Hands down my Winchester Model 94 (1952) in .32 Winchester Special. My mom bought it brand new at the ripe old age of 17 in order to hunt with her dad. I had always loved that fine firearm growing up and she ended up giving it to me when I turned 21.

I'll be passing it on to my neice when she turns 21, in ten short years, providing she stays on the path she's on. She LOVES to go out hunting and fishing and I might in toss in a pink camo soft case in the deal!

[Bawanna]

I knew it would be something like that.

In your heart and soul it's already yours and that's good enough for me.

I can't imagine you tolerating a state where you have to get permission and blessing to even buy the gun. That to me is clear infringement with a capital, umm sound it out bawanna. Umm..I i i I thats it, captal I.

Do you hold your hand out the window of your house with one or two finger held up to get gubmint permission to go potty?

[Armybrat]

Took me 20 years to find this cased Colt Texas Sesquicentennial .45....

[mr surveyor]

Took me 20 years to find this cased Colt Texas Sesquicentennial .45....

wow..... gee, Cousin Brat, can I have that one when you die ... I mean no longer need it. Well, we are neighbors and all.... sort of....


edit to add.... I learned that kind of begging from my vulture grandson

[ESAFO]

this tops the cake for me, that racking sound is music to my ears...

[Flincher]

favorite gun

this tops the cake for me, that racking sound is music to my ears...

YEP !! The scariest ( and maybe last) thing an intruder will ever hear is the "clack-clack" of a pump shot-gun

[JohnR]

My favorites are my K9, followed by my Bersa Thunder 9 & 45s. There's just something about metal that does it for me.

[Armybrat]

wow..... gee, Cousin Brat, can I have that one when you die ... I mean no longer need it. Well, we are neighbors and all.... sort of....


edit to add.... I learned that kind of begging from my vulture grandson

lol

Cabela's in Buda (south of Austin) is showing that they have one, but it says nothing about the wood case - only the "carton" (box):

http://www.gunsinternational.com/Col...n_id=100308695

[chrish]

YEP !! The scariest ( and maybe last) thing an intruder will ever hear is the "clack-clack" of a pump shot-gun

No, that would be the sound of a .45 going off. The boolit is soooo slooowwww that they'll have time to process the crack before it hits them. Unless of course they jump out of the way, but still more scary than the shotgun that hasn't been fired.

[Did he just make a crack about .45s ... yea, he did]

[Tinman507]

Playing the part of Jocko for today's performance will be his understudy Chrish

[Dirt doc]

The last one I bought. Or is it the next one I'm going to buy. Jeez, sorry I can't make up my mind. I'm serious.

[chrish]

I gotta say mine is still my TP9. But it's only a year old. I agree w/ Dirt Doc, it seems to be a more frequent purchase vs one I've had for years and years. I have a Magnum Research .22 on the way, I expect it'll be my favorite next week :-)

[jlottmc]

All of them, or I do not own them. If it does not blow my dress up, then it goes. Yes Virginia, that is a bit of a change from some of what I have said. Though recently I have winnowed down some of my ah investments. No longer will I buy own unless it does something for me.

[K9_Two_Tone]

Favorites:

Handguns - it's got to be either a CZ75 PCR or CZ75 Stainless. I would like to say the Kahr K9, but I can't.

Long guns - I've really like my 30 year-old Kimber of Oregon Model 82. Sweet. However, if you've never tried match grade airguns before, you owe yourself to try one. The Feinwerkbau P70FT is an example of the breed. At 50 yards, it can place 10 shots into a single hole smaller than a dime. It's more accurate than most 22 rifles and a lot more fun.