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Nice. I had the 445 mag pack but never could figure what to do with it. Beautiful gun.
WW2 M1 Garand with a 1941 build date
mY all time fav is the 1903-A4
top - z-prefix, scant stock and M84 scope
bottom - c stock and M73B1 scope
top - z-prefix, scant stock and M84 scope
bottom - c stock and M73B1 scope
Yeah, me too. I will put in my 1885 Highwall in 45-70, a real hoot.
The wife got me a 44 AutoMag last year for Christmas last year. I sadly don’t have a pic of it on my tablet.
These are my M3 50's
One is an M50 Dragon model by Central Wisconsin Armory. It was designed to be lighter and much faster cycling than the M2HB. The other two are left and right hand M3 twins for my vehicle turret and AA mount. Also my M3HB on my M274A5 mule in an ACAV mount for the top of my turret.
One is an M50 Dragon model by Central Wisconsin Armory. It was designed to be lighter and much faster cycling than the M2HB. The other two are left and right hand M3 twins for my vehicle turret and AA mount. Also my M3HB on my M274A5 mule in an ACAV mount for the top of my turret.
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One of my favorites. Not one of my sharpshooter or sniper rifles, but nevertheless unique. This is “Winchester’s Mauser.” This is the first month production GEW98 that Mauser used as a factory test rifle until selling it to Winchester circa 1906. After testing and reverse engineering it, the Winchester Repeating Arms Company rifle retired in 1908 from the tool room to the reference collection. It was copied as the Model 54 and became the Model 70. After providing the receiver for the Model 40 Sniper, Winchester still is manufacturing the Model 70 in Portugal. Of interest is the rare GEW98 commercial proof and the first month of production serial number. Enjoy.
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It’s a newer version then what I carried in late 80s and 90s in 2nd Force Recon but my authentic MEUSOC 45 (built off final edition parts list) and built at Precision Weapons in Quantico by armory legend CWO 5 Feeny before he passed away is my favorite weapon. I got rid of Pachmeyers I hated em back in day just used skateboard tape on my Meusocs but other then that she’s legit
Kinda into that chrome staple gun..........needs a scope.
Maybe not super “cool”, definitely not as cool as others in here but for sure one of my favorite to shoot and is always a crowd favorite when I bring it out for people to play with.
the ruger 300 blk bolt gun that feeds from AR mags. Shooting subs with the right can all you hear at shooters ear is the firing pin. Such a fun gun
Then for pure cool factor I have a FNX45 with a matching FN branded suppressor. My understanding is there was only 5 or 6 of these cans made and were never made available to anyone.
the ruger 300 blk bolt gun that feeds from AR mags. Shooting subs with the right can all you hear at shooters ear is the firing pin. Such a fun gun
Then for pure cool factor I have a FNX45 with a matching FN branded suppressor. My understanding is there was only 5 or 6 of these cans made and were never made available to anyone.
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1926 A.H. Fox AE grade 16 gauge, my go to grouse and woodcock gun. I like to think about the people who might have owned it, where it’s been, etc
I trade for firearms quite a bit. Historically significant weapons with documentation are my favorites. And, I like to shoot a variety of guns.
This Model 1760 six pound gun was produced before 1772. The trunnions are below the bore axis and has no rim bases. The vessel she was on started a career as a Patriot privateer roving as the Charming Sally. After capture in 1778, she recommissioned as the HMS Barbuda until she surrendered to the French former Yorktown fleet in 1782 in the Caribbean. They dumped ordnance overboard into fresh water mud. In 1995, this gun was dredged. I obtained the gun, a solid shot, grape shot and hand grenade in a trade from the gent who observed the recovery and brought it to the States. It is believed to be the only gun of this model in private hands in the Western Hemisphere. It is my responsibility to research and preserve this artifact.
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Coolest...
This doesn't look like much. It's an Essex frame, with a Colt Slide, Clark barrel and comp. But...
It was built and owned by Ron Wannanan. You can find his name in Col Beckwiths book. He was the original armorer to Delta. I met Ron in about 87 or 88, he taught me to shoot a handgun. He passed away while I was deployed to Desert Shield/Storm. I was able to purchase it from his wife, thru Dave Chattelier...another hero, read Rescue my Child.
Gun locks up like a cats ass in a rain storm, and shoots awesome.
This doesn't look like much. It's an Essex frame, with a Colt Slide, Clark barrel and comp. But...
It was built and owned by Ron Wannanan. You can find his name in Col Beckwiths book. He was the original armorer to Delta. I met Ron in about 87 or 88, he taught me to shoot a handgun. He passed away while I was deployed to Desert Shield/Storm. I was able to purchase it from his wife, thru Dave Chattelier...another hero, read Rescue my Child.
Gun locks up like a cats ass in a rain storm, and shoots awesome.
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PLEEEEEEEEEEEESE dont post ur favorite rifle w/o pics. such a tease. Come on people.
haha and to stay on topic, my favorite modern/tacticool rifle I own:
Atlas Blackbear
XLR
XTR3
MDT Triple
Krieger
Wiebad
haha and to stay on topic, my favorite modern/tacticool rifle I own:
Atlas Blackbear
XLR
XTR3
MDT Triple
Krieger
Wiebad
I don't believe that posting pictures of your firearms is a good idea. No one needs to see what I own. Plus, all of mine are at the bottom of the Chesapeake Bay.
Desert Tech is my most awesome firearm. Nothing can touch it’s versatility and compactness. No matter how short your barrel is on a traditional rifle, it will always be shorter on the DT. 
Love mine too!Desert Tech is my most awesome firearm. Nothing can touch it’s versatility and compactness. No matter how short your barrel is on a traditional rifle, it will always be shorter on the DT.
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It's still short with a 31" barrel and 11" supressor. 223 WSSM, 6.5 PRC, 300 WM, 338 LM barrels, not sure what's next.
I was going to say the dude with the 50-cals won this thread but then I saw this and you totally win. I mean Mortal Kombat-style "Flawless Victory" .... TOASTY!!!
And yeah, she's Totally Legit brotherman. And thank you for your service- some people consider that a d-bag type of thing to say, but I mean it from the bottom of my heart and with an appreciative soul.
Shorty 45-70. I got the stock rough and finished it myself
My favorite 223 of all time, custom XP-100.
My favorite 223 of all time, custom XP-100.
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My youngest blasting the Colt Bisley(1905 production)
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