The “WOW” gun of your collection?

I shoot revolvers at two ranges where revolvers are almost never seen, and I've introduced several novices to the hobby, and the public here is completely uninterested in wheel guns, at least until they shoot them. ;)

On the other hand, I was at my range doing FFL paperwork to pick up a polished stainless CZ 75B I ordered. The place was busy, and the pistol case sat opened on the counter for maybe half an hour. Every single person who walked by seemed compelled to make a positive comment or stop and ask about it.
Seems bottom feeders are in fashion around here.

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My boxed set ...... a 6 1/2inch 98% Registered Magnum (original grips were MIA) with it's understudy a anib 6inch pre model 17 (1957)...... both wearing Grashorn no bark stags.

Shown them off at the NE Ohio Bunching a couple of times.

Also my set of 3" 66-3s with checkered Spegel Boot grips.... one still unfired; the other < 100rds w/ boxes and docs,....... I've got a 3" 66-4 for carry.
 
Nothing to be bashful about with a 13.....they comport themselves quite well on their own merits. 13-3 3 inch in blue and nickel.
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Oh absolutely! My comment wasn't to deprecate the value of the 13 at all - they're an excellent fighting revolver.
It was just to say that mine isn't much to look at - unlike that beautiful salt-n-pepper set of yours!
 
Special guns

My Circa 2004, Limited Rare Ruger Gold Label
"Dickinson Style Action" Side by Side Lever Action
Shotgun with two Right and Left Charge Holes for
12 gauge shotgun shells.

English style straight grip. Paper thin changeable
choke tubes (skeet, improved cylinder, modified,
full). Extremely light weight shotgun.

Only used in South Dakota during Pheasant Season.

Those boxed of Shells sitting there are the cleanest
shooting I've found.
 

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My wow weapon is a Barrett M-82A1.w/Bors. But don't take it to the range if low profile is how you roll, It becomes the center of attention quick!! I do let folks take a shot or two with it no charge. I figure the more folks who shoot a 50 BMG are more folks who will help me if my range ever decides to disallow the 50. or those D.C Clowns decide we can't have them anymore.
 
Two come to mind. First is a pre 36 Chief Speciall that my dad had when he was an agent. The second one is a special order pre 64 Winchester M70 in .375 H&H. Was sent in the white to Marker Machine Company in the late 50's to be "black chromed" on the barrel and trigger guard/mag box, and the bolt assembly a regular hard chrome plating. It went to Africa, not with me, but the original owner, and accounted for two Cape Buffalo and a few others. I am the third owner.
 
My all numbers matching, 1941 Mauser P08. Picked up outside of Bastogne in January of 1945. Yes I have papers & pictures in my safe deposit box supporting that claim.

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Nice Luger - though not many would be willing to go to the lengths you probably had to to get it.
Thanks for being there in 1945 so we can all be here.
 
My Circa 2004, Limited Rare Ruger Gold Label
"Dickinson Style Action" Side by Side Lever Action
Shotgun with two Right and Left Charge Holes for
12 gauge shotgun shells.

English style straight grip. Paper thin changeable
choke tubes (skeet, improved cylinder, modified,
full). Extremely light weight shotgun.

Only used in South Dakota during Pheasant Season.

Those boxed of Shells sitting there are the cleanest
shooting I've found.
Not to pick nits, but I have never heard or seen that type of action referred to as a "lever" action.
I've seen them referred to as a "break" action or a "break open" action, but never a lever action...
 
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