So of all the guns you own...

[indy1919a4]

theres several weights listed, one for the gun, one on the loader then there is the enclosure

All you need to do is pick up a destroyer to carry that around and then you would really have something.. Many thanks for sharing that

 

[bamtime]

I love my LWRC M6 IC in OD Green. Honestly everything about it, but above all I would have to say how it feels. Such a solid, well-made, compact rifle.

 

[LarryHoosier]

My 03A4 sniper, because it is the real deal and has been there and done that!

 

[1911ly]

Now that's a thing of beauty!

 

[Thor]

My 3"50 naval cannon

I'm assuming you folks with the navy guns are re-loaders...so, how may pounds...

 

[jd4320t]

9mm AR15. Most people outside of the gun world haven't ever seen one. People always enjoy shooting it and I always get complimented on it.

 

[rosejm]

My Ithica Model 37 12ga pumper holds a special place in my heart being an heirloom from my grandfather.
But the icing on the cake is the lack of a disconnector. Fill with shells and hose those trenches!

 

[copo]

Mine is a beat up Smith &Wesson model 36. I had a buddy of mine who was a US Marshal at the time pick it up in New York when he was there on a security detail. The gun was shipped to me and then after hearing it only cost $50.00 to buy I found out it was a NYPD trade in from a detective. And you can tell it had years on it. My buddy has since retired and moved to Minnesota. We keep in touch but knowing he picked it out I keep her around and will hand it down to my daughter with all my other toys someday.

 

[T755]

Probably my pair of Pachmayr Combat specials. One is a 5 inch the other a Commander. Bought several years apart at diffent ends of the country it was discovered they were a matched pair consecutive off the bench.

 

[1911ly]

Probably my pair of Pachmayr Combat specials. One is a 5 inch the other a Commander. Bought several years apart at diffent ends of the country it was discovered they were a matched pair consecutive off the bench.

Wow, that would be an awesome find. It's great to put the pair together after so long.

 

[lmyer]

Range Officer 45 that I customized myself. I really like the way it turned out! Guess I should have spent some of that effort on my deck!

 

[T755]

Range Officer 45 that I customized myself. I really like the way it turned out! Guess I should have spent some of that effort on my deck!

Herrett grips? very nice bullseye gun

 

[lmyer]

Herrett grips? very nice bullseye gun

Yes! And thanks!

 

[Win52C]

See below lol

 

[Win52C]

My 03A4 sniper, because it is the real deal and has been there and done that!

finally...a thing of beauty, class and workmanship and deadly accuracy...super nice

 

[Mitbaile]

I have only experienced a few different rifles first hand but I really enjoyed the shooting and the style of the FN FAL. Might have to be my next purchase.

 

[BeDome]

OK, after reading this thread, I realize that all my guns are pretty pedestrian.

But my fav will always be my old TC Hawkin .50 cal. First gun I ever bought myself. I once won a canned ham with it at a muzzle loader shoot many years ago, and a grizzled old buckskinner slapped me on the back, spit a long stream of tobacco juice in the grass, and said "Yer a pretty good shooter, boy!"

Yeah, all my guns are fairly "normal" as well. Nothing earth moving to report.

However, my grandfather's old S&W Police .38 is one of my favorites. I still shoot it and it works like champ. I also have my father's ugly, miskept, H&R 9 shot 22.

These are only special to me.


Very cool story about the old buckskinner!!

 

[Peter McM]

My Remington Nylon 66 my Dad got me as a boy; not much money value, but it's a .22 with a unique history and immediately recognizable.

 

[hotcorner5]

Mine would be a mossberg 500 pump. It was the very first gun that I bought at the age of 14. Actually, my father used the money I earned from a summer job to purchase the shotgun for me. I worked for 2 months at a strawberry patch picking 40 quarts of strawberries each day. As a 14 year old, working at 5am was rough. At the end of the summer, I took my earnings and made my purchase. I was really proud of what I accomplished that summer. A few months later, I shot my first eight point buck. I'll never let go of that gun. Plain and perfect for me.

 

[spankys56]

I love my Winchester 94ae 44mag trapper. Nothing like a levergun!