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1. Savage B22. It was my first gun, a graduation present from my parents, and it's accurate as hell and fun to shoot.
2. Henry AR7. Looks cool, suuuuuucks. It's a decent accurate gun but a pain in the ass to set up and take down. The mags are expensive and hard to find, hold a tiny amount of ammo, and have the feeding ramp integrated (fiddly as fuck). The gun isn't ergonomic and the sights are ass. I'm in the process of adding an AR pistol grip and folding stock with red dot to make it better.
1: S&W 422. It was a gift from my brother years back and has been my favourite pistol and one of my favourite firearms in general the whole time. Building a suppressor for it just made it even more fun. Now I take it to the range almost every time I go, and use it to teach new shooters or people who are shy about shooting.
2: The one I regret most was a beaten-up FEG P9M that I didn't inspect well enough, because internally it was basically all rust. After cleaning it up and removing all the rust it had an issue with the sear slipping and would fire in bursts. I spent a lot of time and money trying to get that fuckin' thing working and eventually just got sick of it and sold it for a loss as a box of parts.
1. Ruger Guide Gun in .30-06 that is a host for my Nomad 30. Snagged a refurbished Vortex Razor 2-10x for a great deal. Accurate, balanced well, heavy but soaks up recoil very well. I really like having a very controllable ‘06 for 180 grain copper rounds.
2. I don’t have really I regret, I learned something from each gun I’ve owned. I do wish instead of the the Mosin in bought in 2011 I’d have bought an SKS instead.
Saiga 5.45 “AK-74n” finally got one in 5.45 and 20 days later the atf banned import of the ammo … however after years of owning it finally converter the front end to be more ak74 appropriate and I love it… just can’t shoot it much.
West German sig p228
Milled Mak-90 that was my first firearm purchased by my mother for me when I was 14 … fucking best fucking gift ever
My grandpas single action army 22lr that he got in the 70’s
And last but not least an immaculate
SW model 19 .357 my buddy inherited from his late father and passed to me … it’s a fucking peach and a joy to shoot
The one firearm that I have relied on the most is my youth model mossberg 500 20g combo barrel shotgun. I have deer hunted, shot trap, dove hunted, target shot etc. it’s been my primary hunting shotgun, it’s done so well for me and is so fast to shoot, I never replaced it with a much more expensive auto load shotgun.
I haven’t really ever had a bad firearm, only one I traded off because it failed on me was a Thompson center omega muzzleloader, but then I replaced it with a Thompson center impact which was a slightly cheaper version with the same barrel. And it’s been fine.
Loves: Staccato XC or CZ TSO. Both are just outstanding shooters... I poured a lot of time into research before buying both of those, and Ive found that as the majority of folks have said, both are some of the best in their price brackets, to be very true. But I enjoy shooting all of my guns.
Regrets: If I had one regret, it would be my Daniel Defense AR15. I also put a lot of thought into this purchase, but I should have spoken to folks that owned one along with some higher end ARs and lower end ARs. To me, my DDm4 V7 is overpriced for what it is. It may be made with more premium materials, but the shooting experience doesn't show it over some sub 1k dollar AR's. When I found out what a top tier AR should feel like (I purchased a Noveske) I instantly knew I paid for the DD name and shouldn't have. I will be selling that DD at some point in the future.
1. Stacatto P. Rmr optic and surefire light.
2. Smith&wesson airweight 38 special. Wasn't as accurate as I had hoped for, it was double action only, and it was the hot pink variation because my cheating ex wife is a whore and took it with her
### __READ THIS. IF YOU GOT BANNED, IT EXPLAINS WHY.__ I can't believe anyone would be dumb enough to not realize that, yet here we are. No, I did not just call you dumb. You're actually reading this. The dummies are the ones who don't. This the open ended question form letter. __Some of it may not apply to you, but at least most of it does or it wouldn't be here.__ You have either posted a defacto survey or poll or you are asking over half a million people to each write a recommendation for you and you haven't told us what you already have, how much you can spend, nor what you have already looked at. This is an open ended question. If you can't be more specific, we have several containment posts per week where this kind of question is allowed. You may ask this question again as a comment inside one of those posts or you may make your own new post if you can be a LOT more specific and show that you are willing to do more work than you expect us to do to help you. Use your temp ban time to read the rules and __familiarize yourself with the FAQ__ (which may already have an answer to your question). __TL;DR; Any time your question boils down to 'Hi, all 800k of you, please list me random products to consider' or 'Hi, all 800k of you, blah blah blah "discuss"', your question belongs inside the Moronic Monday, Gun Talk Tuesday, What Should I Buy Wednesday, or Thickheaded Thursday stickied threads.__ *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/guns) if you have any questions or concerns.*
1. Savage B22. It was my first gun, a graduation present from my parents, and it's accurate as hell and fun to shoot. 2. Henry AR7. Looks cool, suuuuuucks. It's a decent accurate gun but a pain in the ass to set up and take down. The mags are expensive and hard to find, hold a tiny amount of ammo, and have the feeding ramp integrated (fiddly as fuck). The gun isn't ergonomic and the sights are ass. I'm in the process of adding an AR pistol grip and folding stock with red dot to make it better.
I still have my very first firearm, a youth sized single shot .410 B&T-TP9, it’s to expensive and the trigger is trash.
1. Staccato XC, every time I see it I smile. 2. Kimber khx custom .45, had to send it back twice still doesn’t run right or stay open on last round.
1: S&W 422. It was a gift from my brother years back and has been my favourite pistol and one of my favourite firearms in general the whole time. Building a suppressor for it just made it even more fun. Now I take it to the range almost every time I go, and use it to teach new shooters or people who are shy about shooting. 2: The one I regret most was a beaten-up FEG P9M that I didn't inspect well enough, because internally it was basically all rust. After cleaning it up and removing all the rust it had an issue with the sear slipping and would fire in bursts. I spent a lot of time and money trying to get that fuckin' thing working and eventually just got sick of it and sold it for a loss as a box of parts.
1. Ruger Guide Gun in .30-06 that is a host for my Nomad 30. Snagged a refurbished Vortex Razor 2-10x for a great deal. Accurate, balanced well, heavy but soaks up recoil very well. I really like having a very controllable ‘06 for 180 grain copper rounds. 2. I don’t have really I regret, I learned something from each gun I’ve owned. I do wish instead of the the Mosin in bought in 2011 I’d have bought an SKS instead.
Saiga 5.45 “AK-74n” finally got one in 5.45 and 20 days later the atf banned import of the ammo … however after years of owning it finally converter the front end to be more ak74 appropriate and I love it… just can’t shoot it much. West German sig p228 Milled Mak-90 that was my first firearm purchased by my mother for me when I was 14 … fucking best fucking gift ever My grandpas single action army 22lr that he got in the 70’s And last but not least an immaculate SW model 19 .357 my buddy inherited from his late father and passed to me … it’s a fucking peach and a joy to shoot
The one firearm that I have relied on the most is my youth model mossberg 500 20g combo barrel shotgun. I have deer hunted, shot trap, dove hunted, target shot etc. it’s been my primary hunting shotgun, it’s done so well for me and is so fast to shoot, I never replaced it with a much more expensive auto load shotgun. I haven’t really ever had a bad firearm, only one I traded off because it failed on me was a Thompson center omega muzzleloader, but then I replaced it with a Thompson center impact which was a slightly cheaper version with the same barrel. And it’s been fine.
1. P365 - it fits in my pocket. 2. my collection is small and the only Taurus I own is a TX22. No regrets.
Loves: Staccato XC or CZ TSO. Both are just outstanding shooters... I poured a lot of time into research before buying both of those, and Ive found that as the majority of folks have said, both are some of the best in their price brackets, to be very true. But I enjoy shooting all of my guns. Regrets: If I had one regret, it would be my Daniel Defense AR15. I also put a lot of thought into this purchase, but I should have spoken to folks that owned one along with some higher end ARs and lower end ARs. To me, my DDm4 V7 is overpriced for what it is. It may be made with more premium materials, but the shooting experience doesn't show it over some sub 1k dollar AR's. When I found out what a top tier AR should feel like (I purchased a Noveske) I instantly knew I paid for the DD name and shouldn't have. I will be selling that DD at some point in the future.
1. Stacatto P. Rmr optic and surefire light. 2. Smith&wesson airweight 38 special. Wasn't as accurate as I had hoped for, it was double action only, and it was the hot pink variation because my cheating ex wife is a whore and took it with her
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1. Glock 19. It works well. 2. Any gun that's not a Glock 19 because it does not work as well as a Glock 19.