Just light conversation, no need for heavy debate. The last five to get rid of in your mind.
Functional:
1) Ruger stainless laminate 10/22, 1-4.5 Nikon Turkey plex.
2) Remington 870 Police with extra 28" barrel 12g.
3) LMT M4, DD for end, LPVO lit
4) G19X
5) Bergara HMR .308/ SS 35-15
Sentimental:
1) Ruger stainless laminate 10/22, 1-4.5 Nikon Turkey plex. Lot of rounds through it, a perfect bumming, plinking and game getter.
2) Dad's Model 14 6" .38
3) Dad's Garand
4) If I could get it back- my GA Precision Rock Jr
5) If I could get it back- my Winchester 70 Carbine in .250 Savage
I have owned MANY guns over the last 40 years, only kept a handful but I do think about all the ones that "got away" so I could have something else. Handmade flintlock's always put a smile on my face. I was never much good with them but they are a joy to hold and shoot. The 7.5 Schmidt Rubin was a super well designed and machined rifle, a real shame more makers did not pick that design.
Bill
Functional:
1) Ruger stainless laminate 10/22, 1-4.5 Nikon Turkey plex.
2) Remington 870 Police with extra 28" barrel 12g.
3) LMT M4, DD for end, LPVO lit
4) G19X
5) Bergara HMR .308/ SS 35-15
Sentimental:
1) Ruger stainless laminate 10/22, 1-4.5 Nikon Turkey plex. Lot of rounds through it, a perfect bumming, plinking and game getter.
2) Dad's Model 14 6" .38
3) Dad's Garand
4) If I could get it back- my GA Precision Rock Jr
5) If I could get it back- my Winchester 70 Carbine in .250 Savage
I have owned MANY guns over the last 40 years, only kept a handful but I do think about all the ones that "got away" so I could have something else. Handmade flintlock's always put a smile on my face. I was never much good with them but they are a joy to hold and shoot. The 7.5 Schmidt Rubin was a super well designed and machined rifle, a real shame more makers did not pick that design.
Bill