You have firearms made in what Countries?

[Inusuit]

Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
China
Czech Republic
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
England
Germany (unified)
Hungary
Italy
Philippines
Romania
Russia
Turkey
Serbia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Yugoslavia

 

[Alpo]

USA
Brasil
Argentina
England
Belgium
Spain
Italy
Germany, pre-war, Third Reich, West, Unified
Austria
Sweden
Poland
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Russia
China
Japan

That's it off the top of my head.

 

[Kurusu]

Edit. The truth from the horse's mouth.

Nope. I don't. Guns made in Portugal they exist. But are antiques above may pay grade.

Of course Browning Hi Powers were assembled in Portugal after 1980. But my only one was made around 1950.

And. Only the ones stamped Browning with the Utah adress are marked assembled in Portugal, the ones stamped FN with the Herstal adress don't say that, even having being assembled in the exact same place.

YES. I am quoting myself.

Forgot to mention the Portuguese Production, under license, of the HK G3 rifle and the Portuguse designed FBP SMG. But I am not allowed to buy anytingwith with full auto capabilty.

 

[LedFowl]

Listed by number of firearms:

• USA
• Germany
• Belgium
• Italy
• Austria
• Czech Republic
• Hungary
• Brazil

 

[sheepdawg]

U.S.A.
Sweden
Germany
U.S.S.R.
Czechoslova

 

[Jack Flash]

Australia ... Am I the only one who has an Australian-made Lee-Enfield?

I will have to take a post-coffee, post-"honey do" inventory to give more information ... Hey, it's Saturday!

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.

 

[Dave_n]

The following:
USA
Argentina
Canada
Australia
UK
Belgium
Spain
Italy
Germany, pre-WW I, Third Reich, West, East and Unified
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Russia

Dave_n

 

[Targets Guy]

USA
Philippines

 

[Jack Flash]

I don't think I noticed India on anyone's list either. I used to have an Ishapore LE but traded it on something else years ago.

 

[Absalom]

The list would have been longer 20 years ago before I started to focus my interests

USA
Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Spain

 

[MyDads38]

U.S.A. That's all I've ever bought and owned. No reason to change now!

 

[spricks]

USA...USA....USA....
Turkey

 

[Kurusu]

U.S.A. That's all I've ever bought and owned. No reason to change now!

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

 

[BLACKHAWKNJ]

1. Canada
2. Czechoslovakia
3. Finland
4. France
5. Germany
6. Great Britain
7. Imperial Russia
8. Spain
9. USA
10. USSR

 

[LVSteve]

I suspect I'm going to miss one the first time round...

USA
UK
India
Canada
Australia
Pakistan
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic (post break up)
Slovakia (post break up)
Belgium
Germany
Poland
Imperial Russia/USSR
Romania
Finland (if you count rebuilt Mosin Nagants like the M39)
Hungary
France
Italy
Austria
Turkey
Spain
Yugoslavia
Sweden
Switzerland
Brazil (Sort of. The receiver on my FAL is a very early Imbel)
Egypt
Japan
Israel
Croatia
Slovenia
Mexico

Surprised more of you don't say Austria. Guess the Glock owners have not chimed in yet. To be different, my Austrian guns re NOT Glocks.

 

[the ringo kid]

USA.
Germany.
Italy.
Norway.
and in:
TEXAS................

 

[ContinentalOp]

I only have a few guns, but they're made in the US.

 

[Boudiepitbull]

USA, Czech Republic, and Italy.

 

[rwsmith]

I only have a couple of foreigners..

A REAL Belgium Browning A5 made in 1929.

A Turkish pump 12 ga fell in my lap

A German 'anchor baby' that was born here. (Sig)
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I tend to buy domestic when possible.

 

[Tom S.]

Predominately US, but also Belgium, Germany, Italy, Brazil and China.