Do you have a "Favorite" rifle?
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Crossman M1 carbine bb gun.
M1A
win M54 22 hornet.0 -
Rem 700 CDL in 35 Whelen. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
Still have the first rifle I bought, a Rem 788 in .308. Wouldn't part with it. Or the other two in .223 and a custom .25-308. Or the similar action 582 .22LR.
But absolute favorite? my Browning Micro Medallion Hornet, the fourth one they made. It wears a Leupold Compact 3-9X and it is simply the most beautiful, handiest, enjoyable critter getter ever. It is absolutely (I always hesitate to say this) cute. In a deadly kind of way.
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pictures or any for sale on GunBroker0 -
Not really .. I like them all 0 -
Ruger #1 international 0 -
Favorite for different reasons:
Savage Model 99 .300 Savage. First gun I ever owned.
.30-40 Krag-Jorgensen Sporter. Only gun my Dad ever owned.
Sears Model 1870 .300 Win. Magnum. Best hunting rifle ever. Ugly as a mud fence. 3 shots you can cover with a dime...every time. 22 elk. 23 shots. Lots-o-Deer. Elk Slayer.0 -
I have a favorite black powder
A favorite squirrel gun.
A favorite deer riglr and a long range gun
32 Cal black powder
BL-22 for squirrel
Ruger scout for deer
My long range is a Colt m20130 -
Originally posted by 46270
I have a favorite black powder
A favorite squirrel gun.
A favorite deer riglr and a long range gun
32 Cal black powder
BL-22 for squirrel
Ruger scout for deer
My long range is a Colt m20120 -
Yes Stevens Favorite .22
YES .32 RF takedown I loved to shoot till ammo became 2 to 3 bucks a round. I have 3 boxes of Canuck like new that will go with the rifle.
Neat RF Do not know why no one loads new cartridges. Now there is new way to reload old cases.
I have never seen a .25 in person.0 -
I too have three Stevens favorite rifles. They are in 22, 25, and 32 rim fire. The ones I have were purchased out of a 1906 Larkin Soap catalog which I have also.
My favorite hunting gun is the 257 weatherby.0 -
A rifle I built myself 2 years ago. 45 caliber flintlock Virginia style longrifle. Walnut stocked 42" barrel by Green Mountain.
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My 1895 Marlin. Got it in 1976, well north of 5000 rnds. through it. Never had to shoot anything more than once with it. 0 -
Got several favorites..........
But the #1 favorite is a Winchester M70, in 30-06.0 -
Hard to say. If I had to get down to one .22 rifle it would be the Winchester 67 single shot. The center-fire rifle I use the most is the Tikka 300 wsm. My favorite to shoot though is the 375 H&H or maybe the 357 lever gun.
Come to think of it my favorite rifle seems to be all of them.0 -
The ones from my Pop
M1 Carbine, Mk 4 Enfield, pair 1897 Winchesters.0 -
BAR 7mm mag. Just feels right. 0 -
My 1965 Winchester Model 88 in 308. 0 -
I like all my weapons, but if I had to pick one it would be the Mossberg 152 k 0 -
Favorite would have to be the Boys Rifle, Anti-Tank, re-chambered by Uncle Sam in the 50s in 50 BMG.
It was sitting in a Cabelas Gun Library around 10(?) years ago with a $ 3,500.00 price tag. Called the wife and told her I would be bringing a friend home.
Came with two unaltered magazines, and I ordered 1,000 rounds of BMG ammo loaded at 5.26" OAL to fit in the stock magazines.
Other than the barrel, it is 100% stock, including the original ghost-ring sights. The thing has about 4' between front and rear sights, and is a functional 500+ yard shooter with iron sights and a less than 100% (me) operator.
It is always the life of the party when ever taken out to play.
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Remington Model Seven 7-08. It is like a part of me when a deer walks out 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Don McManus
Favorite would have to be the Boys Rifle, Anti-Tank, re-chambered by Uncle Sam in the 50s in 50 BMG.
It was sitting in a Cabelas Gun Library around 10(?) years ago with a $ 3,500.00 price tag. Called the wife and told her I would be bringing a friend home.
Came with two unaltered magazines, and I ordered 1,000 rounds of BMG ammo loaded at 5.26" OAL to fit in the stock magazines.
Other than the barrel, it is 100% stock, including the original ghost-ring sights. The thing has about 4' between front and rear sights, and is a functional 500+ yard shooter with iron sights and a less than 100% (me) operator.
It is always the life of the party when ever taken out to play.
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I would sure enjoy seeing a picture of that rifle Don![:)]0 -
I really depend on a real old sweade 6.5x55..It's back up is Ruger 44 carbine. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Brookwood
quote:Originally posted by Don McManus
Favorite would have to be the Boys Rifle, Anti-Tank, re-chambered by Uncle Sam in the 50s in 50 BMG.
It was sitting in a Cabelas Gun Library around 10(?) years ago with a $ 3,500.00 price tag. Called the wife and told her I would be bringing a friend home.
Came with two unaltered magazines, and I ordered 1,000 rounds of BMG ammo loaded at 5.26" OAL to fit in the stock magazines.
Other than the barrel, it is 100% stock, including the original ghost-ring sights. The thing has about 4' between front and rear sights, and is a functional 500+ yard shooter with iron sights and a less than 100% (me) operator.
It is always the life of the party when ever taken out to play.
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I would sure enjoy seeing a picture of that rifle Don![:)]
I used to have a picture of it by itself, but when photobucket took a dump, I removed a lot of photos and apparently lost it.
Here it is with the rest of the 50 BMG family.
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Custom Yugo Mauser in a 308 Win with a 26" long 1.25" fluted barrel and a Armalite AR-10T custom in 308 too.
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For everything but Elk and Grizzlies I like the Remington 270. for the bigger stuff I prefer a 300 mag. 0 -
Shoutout to AThomson,
Got my Blue Streak for Christmas almost 60 years ago and it's still going strong. Discovered early on that Beeman sold some great .20 cal. pellets that were more accurate than the excellent Sheridan solids.
Favorite rifle? Oh, yeah,
Maybe my Vixen .222, or Ruger .257, or............
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I really like my M-1. 0 -
My Dad's 1894 Winchester sporting rifle. (30-30 made in 1910). 0 -
One of my favorites is a Remington 722 in 222. Have shot deer, turkey, grouse and squirrel with it another is a Colt Sauer in 7mm Mag which I should have bought in 1976. 0 -
One of my favorites is a Remington 722 in 222. Have shot deer, turkey, grouse and squirrel with it another is a Colt Sauer in 7mm Mag which I should have bought in 1976. 0
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