Realistically anyone can, but I pose this as a hypothetical question.
Looking at your personal collection/arsenal/arms-locker if you could start over what would you have?
The choices would be any gun that was ever produced to anything in production now that is within your present financial means.
Another thread on here talked about which guns you shoot frequently, the ones you shoot occasionally, and the ones that never get shot.
I have a few rifles/shotguns in my safe that were gifts from my father. They will never go anywhere. I also have the first guns I ever bought: Marlin 39A, Remington lightweight 1100 20 gauge, and a Ruger Single Six - which I will one day hand down to my son.
If I were to start over I think my collection would look something like this:
1. CVA Apex stainless single shot rifle (probably in 30/06)for hunting
2. AR 15 - billet upper/lower, stainless 18" barrel with rifle gas system, larue quad rail, troy sights, magpul ctr or vltor sopmod, miad grip, larue scope mount - unsure about glass definitely with magnification though - maybe a 1x6
3. Marlin 39A .22 - b/c there has never been any finer
4. Remington 600 Mohawk in .308
5. Long range rig - remington action - 260 remington caliber - 26" heavy barrel - don't care about brand of barrel - whatever ya'll recommend
6. Colt Python stainless .357 mag with 4" barrel
7. Smith and Wesson .22 revolver - stainless - 6" barrel
8. Full size 9mm - probably CZ 75 SP-01 tactical
9. Smith and Wesson MP9c - for carry
10. Marlin 1894 in .44 mag
11. Marlin 336c in 30/30
12. Benelli auto 12 gauge - 21" barrel
13. Benelli auto 20 gauge
14. A nice double rifle - not sure what make or caliber - I would just like to have one
15. Single Action revolver - probably Ruger Vaquero - in .45 LC
16. AND if ever possible a DC-17 blaster from Star Wars - you know, the big rifle the Storm Troopers carried!
That's all I can dream up for now.
So, What about you?
Looking at your personal collection/arsenal/arms-locker if you could start over what would you have?
The choices would be any gun that was ever produced to anything in production now that is within your present financial means.
Another thread on here talked about which guns you shoot frequently, the ones you shoot occasionally, and the ones that never get shot.
I have a few rifles/shotguns in my safe that were gifts from my father. They will never go anywhere. I also have the first guns I ever bought: Marlin 39A, Remington lightweight 1100 20 gauge, and a Ruger Single Six - which I will one day hand down to my son.
If I were to start over I think my collection would look something like this:
1. CVA Apex stainless single shot rifle (probably in 30/06)for hunting
2. AR 15 - billet upper/lower, stainless 18" barrel with rifle gas system, larue quad rail, troy sights, magpul ctr or vltor sopmod, miad grip, larue scope mount - unsure about glass definitely with magnification though - maybe a 1x6
3. Marlin 39A .22 - b/c there has never been any finer
4. Remington 600 Mohawk in .308
5. Long range rig - remington action - 260 remington caliber - 26" heavy barrel - don't care about brand of barrel - whatever ya'll recommend
6. Colt Python stainless .357 mag with 4" barrel
7. Smith and Wesson .22 revolver - stainless - 6" barrel
8. Full size 9mm - probably CZ 75 SP-01 tactical
9. Smith and Wesson MP9c - for carry
10. Marlin 1894 in .44 mag
11. Marlin 336c in 30/30
12. Benelli auto 12 gauge - 21" barrel
13. Benelli auto 20 gauge
14. A nice double rifle - not sure what make or caliber - I would just like to have one
15. Single Action revolver - probably Ruger Vaquero - in .45 LC
16. AND if ever possible a DC-17 blaster from Star Wars - you know, the big rifle the Storm Troopers carried!
That's all I can dream up for now.
So, What about you?
, there was a publicity ad for a McMillan Gunworks 300 Phoenix. There was a "tactical" version offered and a "long range competition" version which later would be the only version carried by Harris Gunworks. For those not familiar with the caliber it was among that era that gave us all those "fast-flat-n-furious thirties", purportedly launching 180 Grainers @ 3,600 fps and 250 Grainers @ 3,100 fps. I won't argue that there are better out there especially now days, but that particular chambering in that specific rifle has held my fascination for almost 20 years.
