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If you could bring back 1 gun what would it be and why?
I think I would have Ruger bring back the 44 mag Auto that the 10/22 is based on. That would be a great Deer rifle for where I hunt.
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Location: Australia
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gatling ( crank variety )
cause its soo cool .. and you can make all you need to feed it .. |
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Location: Louisiana
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HK91
Dependable Accurate scope it will not let you down. 24" of bbl would be nice
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I would bring back old savage actions. I dont care for the 2 handed, hold your tongue just right, kung-fu required to remove the bolt.
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Real AK-47 \ 74, full auto, for the price of a few chickens.
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Abdul, i sell you my number 3 wife for good AK ok ?
or 2 sheeps ? |
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Water-cooled Browning 1917/19/21A1-why-I bought it in 73 for $300.00 with a BUNCH of spares and she just chugged along....
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Jackson County West Virginia
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Savage 99 lever guns
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Former Guest
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actually, a Sterling Model 21 ( Squires Bingham ) PI made semi auto .22
1st rifle i ever bought for myself , i was 10 Govt made me hand it in .. i really miss that hunk of junk ![]() |
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I sure would like to see the S&W 1026, 645's come back. I have no clue why they stopped making them.
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Python.
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Winchester Model 1894, the good 'ol deer rifle.
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Python. I've got one, just wish I'd been smart instead of good look'in and bought a bunch.
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"If I ever meet a Texacan that hasn't drunk muddy water from a hoof print, I'll shake his hand and buy him a Daniel Webster ceeegar" Rooster Cogburn Last edited by okiefired; 11-22-2011 at 11:57 PM.. |
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Model 71. Not the expensive repro but the original for the original price and a variety of ammo instead of just the 200 gr stuff I have now.
On the other hand maybe my old body couldn't take the shock anymore so make that a body about 30 years younger to go with the gun. Make that 40 years younger. ![]()
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Thompson submachine gun. Just a great caliber.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Central Pennsylvania
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The Winchester Model 88.
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Colt Police Positive, such a nice revolver.
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any guns from 1988-1915 that were made in the US. I love cowboy styled guns and the like
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Diamondback 4” .22LR at $500. new
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Savage 99
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I got another. The .300 savage round.
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Yes, the Savage Model 99 chanbered with .300 savage. I have harvested many a deer with that gun with a 150 grain silvertip bullet. I still have the old gun guee i need to start reloading for it.
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Thats just about the only way to get affordable ammo for em now.
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It takes 43 muscles to frown, 17 to smile, and 3 for proper trigger squeeze. The latest caliber or gear is no substitute for experience and skill. Rifles and cartridges don't make hits -- shooters do. Fact of life: After Monday and Tuesday, even the calendar says WTF!
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