Pictures of your guns

[PRESIDIO]

Here's my Remington 870 12-gauge:
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A little cumbersome for home defense, but great for shooting trap, skeet and sporting clays.

You could buy a Remington 18" barrel for home defense and change them out as needed

 

[W2L]

God IS good.

Yes indeed, amen

 

[PRESIDIO]

Very cool; did you have an issue with your 870 jamming at all?


Yeah, I would love to get a tactile shotgun if I had the money. I recently discovered fully-automatic shotguns - those would be epic to fire, but would probably destroy my shoulder lol.

The great thing about an 870 is it is the standard by which all other shotguns are judged. You can find a plethora of accessories for this gun including an 18 inch barrel that interfaces. By having two barrels you can have your 18 for home defense and when you want to bird hunt switch out the barrel. You could probably find one used or buy new for 150 or so. Alternatively you could by a Maverick 88 by Mossberg for about 200. I have one and its the best 200 I ever spent

PRESIDIO

 

[Rigatoni]

I love my 870, but did have a lot of problems with it jamming. Then again, I mainly shot it during the summer.

You could buy a Remington 18" barrel for home defense and change them out as needed

That's a great idea, thanks!

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

here a picture of my Aussie gun, I even put a little border around it for effect. Hope you like it.
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Sorry, no photo.

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

Not just a 'guy thing'. I don't have a pic of any of my firearms on the computer I am on currently but I will post some later today.

As a firearm enthusiast I am glad to see this sub-forum

My wife loves shooting, mainly our .22 High Standard Sport King.

 

[brinny]

Sorry, no photo.

Is that possibly because firearms are not allowed in Australia?

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

My Winchester Model 62A; I routinely out-shoot all sorts of modern rifles with open sights, and this rifle, based on the serial number is 80 years old:

 

[brinny]

My Winchester Model 62A; I routinely out-shoot all sorts of modern rifles with open sights, and this rifle, based on the serial number is 80 years old:

That Winchester is in excellent condition.

 

[PRESIDIO]

My son with his Ruger 10/22. The 10/22 and the Marlin 60 are without a doubt the two most prolific 22 rifles. There is a reason for this, they are great little rifles

 

[PRESIDIO]

LMT M4 with Aimpoint T1...the go to rifle for home defense

 

[PRESIDIO]

GLOCK 19 with threaded barrel and Streamlight TLR-1. This G19 pulls double duty for concealed carry and combat pistol.

 

[Rigatoni]

I have this guy as well - my go-to defensive weapon of choice. But, I mainly use it for settling vendettas against flying rats.

 

[NothingIsImpossible]

Mine, well Airsoft lol. Back when I couldn't afford a real gun:

Guns (sort of LOL) of my dream:

 

[PRESIDIO]

Mine, well Airsoft lol. Back when I couldn't afford a real gun:

Guns (sort of LOL) of my dream:

haha...This is sort of my dream gun

 

[Spiritlight]

Sorry, no photo.

Lol there was a blank white picture there. I was joking, not many of us have guns.

 

[Big Drew]

I love guns more than my wife let's me love guns, lol...don't really have a collection yet...currently only own two.

My favorite is my Walther P99 AS 9mm, I like the decocker safety feature which gives it a heavy pull on the first round, so you don't have an accidental discharge. But, man, the trigger on that thing after the first round is as smooth as butter, just a light squeeze...lighter than any Glock I've shot. And it just fits perfectly in my hand.

Also own a Heckler and Koch HK4. My dad picked this up in Germany in the early 70s when he was working as an undercover narcotics agent for the Army CID. Very small and great for concealed carry. The cool thing about this gun is it has four interchangeable barrels; 22, 25, 32 and 380...I keep the 380 in it and this is my concealed carry gun, but the 22 is great for teaching the kids to shoot...only thing I don't like is it's a bit heavy. I know some guys snub a 380 saying that it's not a very powerful round...but, it's all about placement. And, I have a big sentimental attachment to this one.

I've owned a couple of others in the past, Glock 27, S&W 38 special and a few shotguns that I've sold over the years. Really want to get a few more handguns and a couple of rifles.

Don't have any pics on this computer, but I'll try to upload some later. I think you guys will really like the HK4, it's a really cool piece.

 

[PRESIDIO]

1911 is one of the greatest of all time. There is a reason it is still popular after 100 years. Served the U.S. Military through multiple wars and by far and away my favorite to shoot

 

[PRESIDIO]

A couple of my friends who work in the middle east. The company they are working for issues LMT M4s and GLOCK 17s.

 

[PRESIDIO]

A day at the range with the fellas. We all served in the U.S. Marines at one time or the other although we did not serve together and did not know each other at any time while in the Marine Corps. We all became friends after we were out. You have a conglomeration of different firearms here. AK top left, I have an LMT M4, Short barrel SBR M4, and Savage sniper rifle. Hope you have enjoyed the pictures.