max503
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Lately, its been a Glock 26. That things a hoot.
Before that it was a Rossi 357 lever gun.
Before that it was a Rossi 357 lever gun.
What is your favorite gun to pull out?
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Handgun would be S&W 17-1 or Ruger Single Six, whichever is the first one I grab; Rifle would be Henry .357/38 Spl single shot; Shotgun would be 12 gauge Remington 1100 left hand.
scooter123
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My Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon III in 28/410. Do my Skeet practice with the 410 and when I need a moral boost due to misses all I have to do is mount the 28 gauge barrel set.
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I almost always reach for my not all the way fallen apart heritage rough rider. By far the cheapest gun I own, but still the most smiles per round.
On a side note, where do you get these glasses? My eyes have had trouble with depth perception and focusing for a long time. I thought I was just out of luck in that regard. Ice to know there are solutions out there.
I almost always reach for my not all the way fallen apart heritage rough rider. By far the cheapest gun I own, but still the most smiles per round.
On a side note, where do you get these glasses? My eyes have had trouble with depth perception and focusing for a long time. I thought I was just out of luck in that regard. Ice to know there are solutions out there.
I...I...I...I just can't make up my mind. The story of my life, indecisiveness.
sipowicz
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I'm like Mike, I enjoy shooting all of my guns, but during any given trip to the indoor range, a 1911 is almost assured to be going along. I usually take two or three guns, so the revolver position could be taken by anything from a .22 Kit Gun to a .44 Magnum, and the third slot is generally a compact model, or a .22 target pistol, or maybe something with a red dot sight.
OIF2
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GI National Match accurized in FT Benning. Colt NM slide, Ithaca frame.
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fredcoyote
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Never go without one of these two!
Smith Outdoorsman .22 and Colt Trooper .22 both from the early 50's. Darn things just shoot so straight it's almost magical! A little character on them just makes them look tough at the range or in the desert.
Keep on fighting the Good fight...
Fred
Smith Outdoorsman .22 and Colt Trooper .22 both from the early 50's. Darn things just shoot so straight it's almost magical! A little character on them just makes them look tough at the range or in the desert.
Keep on fighting the Good fight...
Fred
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Rock185
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I'm a longtime Hi-Power fan, previously owning FN/Browning manufactured guns. For the past several months though, it's been something new to me, the Springfield SA-35. Through several hundred rounds of factory ammo, it's been as boringly reliable as my FN/Browning guns...
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An old favorite
Springfield GI that's been worked over by a local gun crank
Springfield GI that's been worked over by a local gun crank
my favorite is a K frame or 686, in 357 Magnum for a fun full load
that makes me smile at the groups out to 100 yards.
The 38 special and 9mm are a close second when a lot of rounds need to be fired
but it depends on if it is a outing with a 1 7/8 short barrel or a 9mm with a 3.5 or 5" tube,
and the range and type of shooting being done.
that makes me smile at the groups out to 100 yards.
The 38 special and 9mm are a close second when a lot of rounds need to be fired
but it depends on if it is a outing with a 1 7/8 short barrel or a 9mm with a 3.5 or 5" tube,
and the range and type of shooting being done.
Haven't been to the range in a long time. I don't like to go alone and my buddy that usually goes with me is having his eye surgery soon, then we can go again. That said when I want to do some dry fire practice it is my M10-6, 5"bbl that gets the nod. Fit with Pac's and some snap-caps it has shot at every wall in the house. You'd be surprised at how many burglars have broken into my house in the last year and a half. Every one of them still lye where they fell in my imagination. Good practice for when or if it happens for real. To me, a K frame fit with a 5"bbl and Pac's just looks right. I have to admit my M10 is the only one I have that is fit with a 5"bbl.
For a long gun it has to be my Mossberg Model 146 that had the bbl shortened to 20" and crowned, bead blasted then reblued. A right handy .22 that is so easy to carry and as good a shooter as I am. I don't take prizes anymore.
For a long gun it has to be my Mossberg Model 146 that had the bbl shortened to 20" and crowned, bead blasted then reblued. A right handy .22 that is so easy to carry and as good a shooter as I am. I don't take prizes anymore.
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...followed closely by my grandfathers High Standard Sport King. Not anything special, but the very first handgun I ever shot as a kid. My dad, my grandfather, and I would shoot at pop bottle caps hammered into the bark of a tree on the edge of the woods behind their house.
Wow.... kinda got lost in an old memory there.
...followed closely by my grandfathers High Standard Sport King. Not anything special, but the very first handgun I ever shot as a kid. My dad, my grandfather, and I would shoot at pop bottle caps hammered into the bark of a tree on the edge of the woods behind their house.
Wow.... kinda got lost in an old memory there.
I had to spend a few days thinking on this since I enjoy taking each of my guns to the range. In the end I have to say that it's my S&W model 15. Maybe because my dad had one, maybe because I carried one sometimes as an Air Force cop, and maybe because it's just a fine gun to shoot.
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