Favorite Firearms

[McHookerino]

Simple, basic and my best friend for 5 years

[MrGoutHimself]

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That is absolutely gorgeos, Posty. My wife's grandfather left her two bolt-action rifles he brought back from WWII, but I've not examined them closely enough to find their manufacturer yet, just to know the barrels are well-oiled and clear and the bolt travels freely. Great sidearm there, man.

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I've had a few Taurus, including a .357 and the Judge GF shows here, and although I was not a huge fan of revolvers, they were both very reliable and shot straight and true.

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I've got my Beretta still from the Corps, and I love it, just don't like the idea of a 9mm, I like more than stopping force, I like knocking-down force I guess. If they have to pick their carcass up off the ground, all the better.

Anyway, here, are some of my babies.


Tac-50 I bought for a friend in Canada who ended up not being able to afford it. I love it almost as much as I love my Barrett.


Grace, my Barrett from the Marines, is a helluva system and has great range and accuracy. Sight adjustments are very easy, too. Saved my ass a time or twelve.


I love the M249 SAW, it's versatile and packs a punch. It's no M60, sure, but the fact that you could use rounds from the M16 in a pinch (good luck linking them together in a pinch) is a nice touch.


The M9 Beretta was the standard-issue sidearm when I was in the Corps, but of course I wasn't an officer or in the rear with the gear, so I only got to play with it on the range and for qualifying. Great piece of metal though.


I don't have a conceal and carry license in NC, so I have this tucked into the back pocket of the front passenger seat. In case of trouble, I can have it out and at the ready in seconds. I'd like to think I'm almost as deadly with this as I am with any of the rifles or sides.

-SRD

[Fever]

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You should definitely check those out. I have a 1942 Husqvarna 'Mauser' in 6.5x55 Swedish, fit with a sport stock, for distance targeting/hunting - that I really prefer to my Rem 30-06 for accuracy.
If we're talking rifles now, my favorite remains my Marlin 336 SS in 30-30 - I use it more as a brush gun, holstered to saddle bags when we go backwoods. Fun to handle what is essentially an improved cowboy gun - that, combined with a couple .22 single action revolvers complete with hip holsters are what we use to go out and play old west when we're targeting.

[MrGoutHimself]

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Yeah, I'm gonna pull the rifles back out tonight and look at them a little closer. Wife is scared of guns, but the other Friday when there was some pounding on doors/windows at our house or the one next door, she sure made me go grab one of those rifles. I told her without rounds it was pointless, and got my Ka-Bar instead. I figure if they break in and get a shot off, and it doesn't kill me, they won't get a second.

That Marlin sounds nice, I'm not a huge fan of pump-action rifles as much as I like Bolt-actions and lever-actions (I'm assuming yours is lever-action, every Marlin 336 I've seen is).

-SRD

[Fever]

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Absolutely Lever.
Essentially, I think a derivative of a Winchester '94, but don't know all that much about the inner workings.

The forum has been up for years and we never had a gun thread. Who woulda thought it would be this popular?

Great fucking thread! I'm gonna look for more youtube gun videos to post

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I would imagine so, a lot of the later lever-action rifles are derivative of the Winchester. Winchester 30-30 is very prevalent.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hioPReoo10A

I'll have to get my Barrett out of storage and take it somewhere and shoot some shit and bring you personal videos, Santa.

-SRD

[Magnusrex]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxyzOaFdwgc

my favorite gun! whatever is attached to boobs and bikini's

[jchutch2]

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I love me a 30-30! I haven't had an opportunity to shoot one in a few years, though. I sold my guns when I started having children.

If I could have any one of them back, I would get my old Browning.
It was similar to this except mine was from the 30's I believe...can't remember exactly, but it was from when the entire weapon was made in Belgium.

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It always comes back to boobs doesnt it?