The first gun you shot?

[HamYankee]

The first gun I remember shooting was a Mossberg 500.

 

[RugerRog]

Daisy Red Ryder bb gun, then a Crossman Pellet gun. First real gun was a Ruger 10/22.

 

[gopher]

.22 at Boy Scout camp. I believe it was a bolt action, but that was 40 or so years ago.

 

[w-ryle-x]

Walther ppk .380 for pistol, 20ga double barrel for long gun

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

This is me, in 1969 with my dad's Winchester Model 62, I was 7 years old. That was the first gun I ever shot.

Many years later, dad gave me that gun and I still have it.

 

[UK2K]

This is me, in 1969 with my dad's Winchester Model 62, I was 7 years old. That was the first gun I ever shot.

Many years later, dad gave me that gun and I still have it.

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That is legitimate

 

[disGRUNTld0311851717]

A .38 special revolver

 

[GolfTangoCharlie]

Remington Sportmaster 341 22 long rifle.
I actually just looked the model up and was shocked to learn that it is pre World War II and only about 100,000 were produced. So now I'm going to have to take it to a gunsmith to get refinished because I am a little ashamed at the current state that it is in.

 

[JACKD7]

A daisy BB gun for sure.

 

[RW97]

A single shot 22 short! After that it was a Rossi single shot 20 gauge and it was so light and kicked like a mule! Shot it as much as I absolutely could even though it broke my shoulder every time

 

[venenoindy]

Llama .380

 

[The Ninja]

Assuming I recall correctly, it was a .50 caliber muzzle loader at a 4H shooting sports meet.

 

[PLM2001]

Ruger 10/22. It was all downhill from there..lol....

 

[Fireball1394]

First ever was an over under .410 when I was a kid at the local turkey shoot. Brought home two turkeys and a ham that day!
First rifle was a Marlin .22lr

 

[Tombs]

A 1970's remington 514 in my grandparent's back yard. I still have that gun actually, recently got them to let it join my collection.

 

[00Buck]

Winchester thumb trigger 22. I spent most of my young summer days in the front yard, under the shade tree with my Grandfather shooting cans, bumble bees and anything that would hold still long enough.

 

[12many]

My Dad's Model 61 Winchester pump .22 in short, long and long rifle.
I think I was probably about 6 yrs. old. He loaded it with .22 shorts and we shot at cans. I still have that rifle 54 yrs. later

 

[smidrow]

Dads ole .22 Winchester don't remember the model off hand but remember its was around late 60s to early 70s lever action...Then quickly moved up to a New England single shot 12g he won my brother and I at BASIC for 25cents each...that's a deal

 

[dccrpet]

10 years old. 44 mag, ruger blackhawk. Uncle said if you can handle this, you can handle anything. That was 30 years ago when 44 mag was the biggest handgun caliber at that time.

 

[ajeandy]

Aside from a bb gun or toy gun. I think it was a Mosin Nagant with blanks, WWII re-enacting.