You have firearms made in what Countries?

[rog8732]

Nobody mentioned Utah, home of Browning; and yeah, I know Utah is supposedly part of the U S A but I have been to Zion Nat'l Park and KNOW it is not from the Conus !

 

[Fishinfool]

Years ago I owned a "Musgrave" bolt action rifle, made in South Africa. You don't see many around here in the US. One of the few rifles I have sold that I wish I had kept.

I wondered how many would fess up to having Chinese-made firearms. Never had one myself. I was scared off by the "soft steel" claims I have heard over the years. I would love to hear what actual owners / users have to say.

I own a Chineese SKS, and a Norinco bolt action .22 that is a direct copy of the old BRNO rifle. Both have shot many thousands of rounds without fail. No experience, but I have read the Norinco M-14 copies were on the soft side. I know their 1911's have a good reputation as a base gun for customizing.

Larry

 

[Just another 22 shooter]

USA
Finland
Croatia
Philippines

 

[CajunBass]

USA
Belgium
Philippines
We've got a Sig P238, I'm not sure where it's made.

 

[richardw]

My three are from the USA only.

 

[Jack Flash]

I wonder how many have one from Afghanistan but don't know it.

 

[robvious]

just got finished shoveling snow on a Saturday...

off the top of my head...
and I may have forgotten some...

USA
Brazil
Turkey
UK
USSR
Italy
Yugoslavia
Chechoslovakia
Hungary
China
Japan
Germany
W. Germany

 

[Stevens]

USA
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Japan A WW2 Arisaka rifle Dad brought back.
Steve W

 

[Class III]

Current ownership:

• USA
• Czechoslovakia
• Czech Republic
• Brazil
• Austria
• Japan
• USSR
• Germany (Unified)
• West Germany
• Italy
• Romania
• Belgium
• China

Former ownership:

• Canada
• Argentina
• East Germany
• India
• Australia
• Poland
• Hungary
• Philippines
• Switzerland
• Spain
• France
• Germany (Third Reich)
• Sweden
• Norway
• Russia

This is just off the top of my head. I'm sure I've left off a few.


Class III

 

[getoff]

mine are mostly 'Murica! but Belgium, (gasp) Austria also for handguns. shotguns are again 'Murica!, Italy, and Belgium. Rifles are ALL 'Murica!

 

[Rustyt1953]

USA
Italy
Brazil
Argentina
West Germany

 

[CZU]

Off the top of my head, might be missing a couple.

USA
Canada
Argentina
Brazil
France
Czech pre-war, German occupation, commie era, independence
Germany all eras except unification
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Hungary
Belgium
Russia
China
Japan
Egypt

 

[Richard Simmons]

USA
Australia
Pakistan
France
Russia/Finland
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Belgium/Portugal
Albania
China
Yugoslavia

 

[Alpo]

LVSteve, MY Austrian gun is a Steyr.

Glock? Yuch.

 

[Kurusu]

LVSteve, MY Austrian gun is a Steyr.

Glock? Yuch.

Wich Steyer. If I may ask.

 

[Daimler1989]

W. Germany (5)
Switzerland (1)
Austria (1)
Sweden (1)
UK (1)
USA (10)
Japan (2, Miroku-Browning)

used to have several british and australian made Lee-Enfields

 

[TX-Dennis]

USA
Argentina
Brazil
Czech Republic
Turkey
China

 

[MyDads38]

You know? There is no wrong answer in this thread. No need to justify your preferences.

Wasn't a "justification", I've just never owned anything NOT Made in U.S.A. I was brought up with all American made guns and competed with S&W revolvers when shooting PPC competition. Just like anything else, everyone has a preference; that's just mine

 

[loknload]

USA
Belgium
Italy
Isreal
England
Germany
E.Germany
Czech Republic
Russia
Romania
Hungary
Spain
Argentina

 

[THE PILGRIM]

A Rifle from Sweden,
A handgun from Italy.
Then it's all -
Born in the USA!
Yes indeed- I prefer to buy US made, and that includes guns!