Favorite gun!!!

[HankS Dad]

I too bought a Kimber Warrior not too long ago and it is proving to be one of my favorites.  I have yet to experience a FTF or FTE and it is very accurate.

I am also having a lot of new fun with a new Rock River AR-15 Pistol.

Those are my 2 favorites at this time.

Regards...

[Majer]

Here's me shooting an other favorite gun, it's a  replica 1866 Wincheater border rifle in .38 special

[Diplomat]

Mine is...



and a close second is...

[usaf46270]

got three.

[SlideRacker]

I would hate to not mention my 1911, but if I have to pick a fav, my mossberg 500 would have to be it. I have a house full of guns, but if I lost my 500, I would be out of business. It's my baby, and it will do anything I need it to do. The slugs will group well at 75 yards, the buck will take out anything up to 40 yard. With the side saddle and hi cap mag, it holds 14 rounds. It shoots flares, been bags, rubber slugs, and I am told I will be able to get tazzer rounds soon.

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[tombogan03884]

My favorite handguns are my Rock Island Armory Govt. 1911 .45  it's the 3rd or 4th 1911 I've owned and the first one I've been happy with about 1500 rounds and 0 problems. The only modification I made was replacing the smooth wood grips with checkered Hogue rubber grips.
  For fun my Browning Buckmark .22

[Dougdubya]

Trying to narrow down a favorite is hard.  I love the Springfield Loaded models - quality from the box and set up for my southpaw build.  I love the Beretta 92 series, and the P220 single-stack and the double-stack 226/228/229 are also good for my hand too.  Smith and Wesson revolvers are also good for me, mainly the K, L and the "new" N-frames with the K-sized grips.

[jnevis]

I can never decide.  I like so many.  I have two Glocks (a 17 in 9mm and a 23 in 40) and an Israeli 1911 (that pistol has issues but the 1911 in general is great) that I shoot more than anything else in my relatively limited collection (more the wife's G17 in IDPA SSP or USPSA Production).  I also have a Rock River AR that I haven't shot in a while but really like.  The AR and a Mossberg 500 plus the G17 do well in the local 3 gun matches (probably score higher if the operator,ME, practiced more ). 

[eyegore42]

Don't have any pictures--Santa didn't bring that digital camera!!  Guess my favorites are my Ithaca XL900 "bunny buster'' and "old reliable"  H&R (don't even start) Mod 676 "Cowboy" 22lr/22mag convertible, just for all the fun they've given me over the pas 30-odd years (emphasis ODD).  For serious business, the CZ75 40cal DAO (I know, but it's a solid performer), and an heirloom Browning Light Twelve that will be coming down to me in the regrettably near future.  The old man taught me gun safety and swamp rabbiting with that old humpback, and those memories will be treasured forever.

[DDMac]

My favorite isn't mine. A Navy buddy and I were on leave, driving from San Diego to his parent's home in Salt Lake City for a visit. Along the way we came upon a wreck on the interstate. A car just in front of us hit a Mule deer, breaking its back legs. It was struggling in the middle of the road and was so large that cars couldn't pass. I walked up to see if we could 4-wheel around on the shoulder when the deer gave up the ghost, we thought.

Several of us grabbed him by the rack and pulled him into the median. About then he came back to life and apparently did not like my manners, as he proceeded to lunge on broken legs towards me. Traffic going the other way on the interstate had not stopped and I was having to plan on dodging cars. Just as the deer crossed the bottom of the median and started up towards me I heard the Ba-Woom and heard the slap of bullet on meat. My buddy had hit the deer in the neck below the ear with a heavy, jacketed soft nose .357 from his 6" S&W Model 19. That was it for Mr. Mulie and I really admired that gun.

My current favorite is the next one. Mac.