If you could own any gun............

[KJQ6945]

Has someone said Glock 7 yet?

I'll say Glock 7.

I had to google it..........



I'll take a MP5SD.

 

[beararms1776]

The .50-caliber, especially being mounted on the P-47 Razorback because you have the bonus of firing eight.

 

[2A_Tom]

A glock 21 ceramic pistol undetectable by airport security.

 

[devious169]

Red Ryder range model 1938.

 

[kmoffett71]

I want the ultimate home defense weapon/firearm....nothing specific. I want options. My son says he wants theM134 GAU-17 “Vulcan”

His experience for this is Xbox....LOL

 

[stymie12000]

GAU 19B

 

[jcwit]

A German Luger & a Johnson from WW2, got most everything else.

 

[actaeon277]

 

[ArcadiaGP]

How about this one

 

[dbrier]

I want the ultimate home defense weapon/firearm....nothing specific. I want options.

I want the AA12 shotgun. It would meet your needs nicely.

 

[Mark 1911]

Thompson M1A1 "Tommy"

 

[CountryBoy19]

Having fired lots of military hardware, I can say with confidence that the M134 (MK44) is pretty cool, and everybody should fire it once in their life if they have the chance. That being said it's maintenance intensive, finicky, and not as "usable" as many would think. Because it has so much recoil and it's heavy it's limited to stationary or vehicle mounted use. Because of the recoil the mounts "kick back" a little after you begin firing, changing point of aim and you must correct for it; you will burn 50+ rds before you can even correct your POA after you begin firing. Even if you have unlimited lifetime ammo, the ammo boxes only hold so much and they are a MAJOR PITA to refill... the teams I worked with that were using them just used them for a show of force, suppressing fire, spray & pray type gun. Many preferred a weapon that could be dismounted from the vehicle and hand-carried if necessary. A dual M240 mount can put out about half the rate of fire of the M134 and it can fill the hands of 2 guys if the vehicle needs to be abandoned. Of course that's speaking of military tactics and not necessarily range-fun...

My personal choice would be a MK48 (lightweight 7.62 machinegun). Having fired the MK48, M240's, M134, M79, among other lesser known military hardware I always come back to the MK48 as just putting a smile on my face every time... it's recoil is predictable (easily corrected), it's effective, and it's reliable.

 

[wtfd661]

Thompson M1A1 "Tommy"

Ditto!!

 

[TWalker]

MK19 mounted to my truck, I'm sure I could rig something up. chump,chump,chump chump, thump,thump,thump,thump,

 

[GunSlinger]

I'd love to own the 1911A1 my dad carried during WWII in the Pacific.

 

[david890]

5"/54 caliber MK42...my baby (NEC 0876) for four years.
All ships that carried it are now decommissioned, so there should be plenty of spares lying around.
Since ammo wouldn't be a problem, as per the premise, the one real stumbling block would be finding a big enough shooting range for it, since its range is fifteen (!) miles.
Hey, I can dream, can't I?

Jefferson Provings Grounds, a little north of Madison, IN. My parents attended Hanover College and would hear the occasional big gun go off...

 

[david890]

Stg 44....

 

[AmmoManAaron]

You're going to need a lot of strong friends to man that thing!

 

[oldpink]

Jefferson Provings Grounds, a little north of Madison, IN. My parents attended Hanover College and would hear the occasional big gun go off...

I still have the audio recording I made of the one (a mod 9...my first ship had a mod 10) on my second ship firing, along with one of our M2s and our CIWS (Doppler radar controlled Vulcan cannon).

 

[actaeon277]

You're going to need a lot of strong friends to man that thing!

True. I looked at the OP, and all it promised was "unlimited ammo". Nothing about manpower.