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I've never had a desire to own an AR-pattern rifle. Ain't against 'em, just not interested.
The gun I never had any desire to own________. Fill in the blank.
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I'm with RobertJ. RG 38. I currently own 3 Glocks, a full size 10mm and 45 and a M19 which is in my truck 24/7. I find them accurate, reliable and easy to maintain. They are about as utilitarian as they get. The RG...JUNK.
Marshal Tom
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There are many but Jennings,Raven, Judge and all Derringers.
RWPBR
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Glock.. Although I do own polymer pistols from S&W and HK the Glock grip angle and horrible trigger makes it a pistol I do not want to own
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Colt Python, the underlug, the vent rib. Too much for my liking.
Rpg
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Goodness! The list of guns I have no desire to own is very long!
Limiting the list only to guns I've actually shot:
AKs, ARs, other black rifles, Governors and similar ilk, Glocks, Tupperware M&Ps, Smith X frames, Smith N frames with barrels longer than 6.5", and anything by Bond Arms or North American Arms.
Limiting the list only to guns I've actually shot:
AKs, ARs, other black rifles, Governors and similar ilk, Glocks, Tupperware M&Ps, Smith X frames, Smith N frames with barrels longer than 6.5", and anything by Bond Arms or North American Arms.
.357magger
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Soviet Nagant revolver (some of the others, like Swedish, are rather nice), Taurus automatics, Jennings/Raven 25s, Tokarevs, and I'm sure I could list others, but there come to mind first.
THE PILGRIM
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Old model Derringers without a Hammer Block.
My Buddy Frank's Dad dropped a 38 Special Derringer on a concrete floor .
It discharged and shot him in the leg.
My Buddy Frank's Dad dropped a 38 Special Derringer on a concrete floor .
It discharged and shot him in the leg.
Hair Trigger
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The gun I never had any desire to own......
......another Glock.
I had a 2nd gen G20 from the time Glock first made them in 1990, sold it in 2015. I liked 10mm, and bought a 1911 in that to replace the G20, but never could like the Glock. Carrying it and shooting it felt like dating my sister, it was just wrong.
......another Glock.
I had a 2nd gen G20 from the time Glock first made them in 1990, sold it in 2015. I liked 10mm, and bought a 1911 in that to replace the G20, but never could like the Glock. Carrying it and shooting it felt like dating my sister, it was just wrong.
Won't own a glock or taurus.
a Mossberg......Geese love them!
.455_Hunter
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Glock, M&P, P320 and similar safetyless polystrikers. Key exception is the Walther P99AS, with the decocker.
StakeOut
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Any and all Pythons
No interest in O/U shotguns.
"The gun I never had any desire to own___"
That would be any .25 Cal semi auto pistol. With all the BS connected to NYs rather nasty pistol permit rules I would not want to dirty up my permit and spend the $3.00 to put on my permit.
See them on occasion at a LGS or gun show and was offered one free from a friend of a friend. Only one of these guns I would ever even consider is if it had serious provable provenance that someone famous owned it and the price was very low or free!
That would be any .25 Cal semi auto pistol. With all the BS connected to NYs rather nasty pistol permit rules I would not want to dirty up my permit and spend the $3.00 to put on my permit.
See them on occasion at a LGS or gun show and was offered one free from a friend of a friend. Only one of these guns I would ever even consider is if it had serious provable provenance that someone famous owned it and the price was very low or free!
Never a judge or governor either.
Inusuit
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In my life, Glocks have a place. I'm planning a road trip and will take a Glock 19 rather than any of my 1911s. If the worst were to happen and I used the gun in self defense situation and it was seized, or if it was stolen a long way from home, I would rather lose an easily replaceable firearm than one of my custom guns. I shoot a Glock well enough to be confident in using it.
On topic, I've never had a desire for any of the plastic S&Ws, or any caliber above a .357 as my old arthritic hands can't handle recoil these days.
On topic, I've never had a desire for any of the plastic S&Ws, or any caliber above a .357 as my old arthritic hands can't handle recoil these days.
