Everyone has a favorite gun! leave some....
- Thread starter Canadian Buck
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I know it is not really special or anything, and I am not just going to list all my guns here, but my Glock 17 is a gun I really like. It is not my most accurate handgun but for some reason I just really enjoy shooting it and holding it.
My other fav. gun is an old single shot Cooey .22 that was handed down. Not sure what model or how old but I had some really good times with it over the years!
My other fav. gun is an old single shot Cooey .22 that was handed down. Not sure what model or how old but I had some really good times with it over the years!
My Savage 16FLCSS in .270 WSM / Nikon Buckmasters 6-18x40SF BDC and Deadnutz one piece scope mount. I know it isn't a classic and never will be, but I really enjoy shooting it and I have utmost confidence in its operation. It is a lefty with a detachable mag which wasn't offered from factory, so that's cool.
Another is a customized (by me) Remington 512 Sports-master with 18" barrel.
And finally My customized (by me) Savage MKII GL, another lefty... and with all the mods, one would be hard pressed to find a better shooting .22 at any price.
(So far) These are the ones that will never be sold, the rest are just rented.
Another is a customized (by me) Remington 512 Sports-master with 18" barrel.
And finally My customized (by me) Savage MKII GL, another lefty... and with all the mods, one would be hard pressed to find a better shooting .22 at any price.
(So far) These are the ones that will never be sold, the rest are just rented.
My Sako AV 7mm STW used to be my dad's hunting rifle but I had it completely redone utilizing the action only from the original Fiberclass it once was. I could never part with it.
I also have a Perazzi MX2000RS I would never part with based on sentimental value of winning a few Trap trophies..
I also have a Perazzi MX2000RS I would never part with based on sentimental value of winning a few Trap trophies..
cant_rope_the_wind01
CGN Regular
- Location
- West central Alberta
1# 1874 sharps/ pedersoli 45-110
2#1885 winchester 45-70
3# model seven 300saum
4#ruger ultra light 257 roberts
wont trade or sell any of them for any money or trade
they are all very acurate shooters and i get full use out of all 4 of them
the others well if the trade or the money is rite I maybe persuaded
2#1885 winchester 45-70
3# model seven 300saum
4#ruger ultra light 257 roberts
wont trade or sell any of them for any money or trade
they are all very acurate shooters and i get full use out of all 4 of them
the others well if the trade or the money is rite I maybe persuaded
blasted_saber
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- A blue part of Ontario
Everything is for sale at some time in everyones life. The glow fades with years, as new interests take root and are nourished and watered. Those old conversation pieces, become stepping stones to the new," Apple of our eye". Things that we consider valuable or priceles usually comes from the fact that we have it, and others at the time consider it very valuable, and want it.. As the years go by, we are left alone to relish the glory days. When our Gem was the "talk of the town" or #### of the Walk. Now the pilgramage has ceased, the worshippers come no more. It is then that we do, what now must be done. We..............hmmm.......sell the dust collector and buy a Norinco M14s!!....taken from 2nd Dontsellnothians Chapter 5 verses 1-5
Uhh nope. My Ruger m77 tang safety .308 will be firmly entrenched in my hands for as long as I own firearms. Its a perfect gun in a perfect calibre perfectly suited to hunting deer, bear, and moose in Ontario. PERFECT. Plus, it also the first gun my wife bought me.
polaris rider
Regular
- Location
- 100 mile house, bc
I have 3 down to earth guns that will be with me for a long long time
Winchester Model 94 in 38-55
Winchester Model 70 in .270win
1894 Marlin Cowboy in .357 Mag
These are nice and simple rifles that do what i want them to do. Give me great amounts of pleasure and do not break the bank, what more can a guy ask for.
Winchester Model 94 in 38-55
Winchester Model 70 in .270win
1894 Marlin Cowboy in .357 Mag
These are nice and simple rifles that do what i want them to do. Give me great amounts of pleasure and do not break the bank, what more can a guy ask for.
quackquackbang
CGN Regular
- Location
- Newfoundland
My X-Bolt Carbon Fiber in 7mm-08. Great little rifle.
They can do, but this one isn't bad. Dad made an alteration to it by way of the addition of a recoil pad, although I do have the original butt plate as well.
Both my son and my daughter are left handed but the granddaughter is like 'Poppa', right handed
John how do you find so many beautiful used rifles, and do you have to do any refinishing? They all look new. Your a lucky man. Mike.
Ruger .308 M77 HB, the older one with the blued steel and walnut stock. Every one of my buddies want's first dibs if I ever want to sell it. It's a tack driver with the right loads, and it's put most of the venison on the table over the years. I picked it up for a sweet price - rifle & a Leupold 3.5-10X40 VariXIII duplex reticle, both brand new, for $750.00 cash. Mind you, that was many moons ago.
