What's your favorite gun ever and why? Tell us about it.

[blakecampbelltaylor]

Mine is the Colt Single Action Army. Classic American styling, outstanding reliability, and timelessly cool. I always mod it into my games.

[salva早晨享用的咖啡]

qbz-95

[salamander]

"This is the greatest handgun ever made. The Colt Single Action Army. Six bullets... More than enough to kill anything that moves. Now I'll show you why they call me... 'Revolver'."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTIG_hO8tg0

[blakecampbelltaylor]

Originally posted by salamander:

"This is the greatest handgun ever made. The Colt Single Action Army. Six bullets... More than enough to kill anything that moves. Now I'll show you why they call me... 'Revolver'."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTIG_hO8tg0

Exactly

[blakecampbelltaylor]

Originally posted by salva早晨享用的咖啡:

qbz-95

Such an interesting rifle, It really is one of a kind

[vkobe]

colt anaconda look sexy

[Vince ✟]

I went through a time where I realized owning a firearm would only lead to bad ends no matter how I thought about it, so I sold them all. 3 Glocks, 2 .357s, a whole myriad of shotguns and rifles, all old wood stocked business, no military wannabe stuff like thesedays. I sold the derringers, the pocket pistols like the .22 magnum NA Arms that you can put into a belt buckle. I sold off the laminate fiberglass barrel 20 Gauge used for birding, and I sold the Bonnie and Clyde era Model 11.

All together I think I sold about 15 rifles, 10 shotguns, and like 7 pistols. So many I was "looked at" by the ATF until they realized I came from a law enforcement background, a military background, and had no criminal contacts.

My favorite weapon was a .22 that broke down into a small case. It was called the Browning SA-22 and I loved it. It held plenty of rounds, was easy to clean, and so easy to backpack the Pacific Northwest with. I took it on many excursions and it fed me many nights up in the high Cascades.

I dont want guns around me thesedays. Its for my own safety and my decision to never take another life no matter the circumstance.

[blakecampbelltaylor]

Originally posted by Vince ✟:

I went through a time where I realized owning a firearm would only lead to bad ends no matter how I thought about it, so I sold them all. 3 Glocks, 2 .357s, a whole myriad of shotguns and rifles, all old wood stocked business, no military wannabe stuff like thesedays. I sold the derringers, the pocket pistols like the .22 magnum NA Arms that you can put into a belt buckle. I sold off the laminate fiberglass barrel 20 Gauge used for birding, and I sold the Bonnie and Clyde era Model 11.

All together I think I sold about 15 rifles, 10 shotguns, and like 7 pistols. So many I was "looked at" by the ATF until they realized I came from a law enforcement background, a military background, and had no criminal contacts.

My favorite weapon was a .22 that broke down into a small case. It was called the Browning SA-22 and I loved it. It held plenty of rounds, was easy to clean, and so easy to backpack the Pacific Northwest with. I took it on many excursions and it fed me many nights up in the high Cascades.

I dont want guns around me thesedays. Its for my own safety and my decision to never take another life no matter the circumstance.

Interesting, what's your military background if you don't mind me asking?

[White Knight]

Originally posted by Vince ✟:

...I dont want guns around me thesedays. Its for my own safety and my decision to never take another life no matter the circumstance.

Hmm, I am feeling a strange emotion right now... it's been so long, I can't remember what it's called... oh right, it's hope.

Go figure?

[↑↑↓↓←→←→BASelect]

Chicago typewriter. I own one but the firing pin is sheared off. Hard to find one to replace it. Yes it is fully auto.

[Goldias]

Same. Because this time I got 12 shots.

https://youtu.be/H6cDTVKHsek?si=-mzbEfWAyr3Fn9T1

[blakecampbelltaylor]

Originally posted by ↑↑↓↓←→←→BASelect:

Chicago typewriter. I own one but the firing pin is sheared off. Hard to find one to replace it. Yes it is fully auto.

I love it, those things are worth a fortune today too.

[salamander]

Originally posted by Goldias:

Same. Because this time I got 12 shots.

https://youtu.be/H6cDTVKHsek?si=-mzbEfWAyr3Fn9T1

"It's a nice gun I'll give you that. But the engraving gives you no tactical advantage whatsoever."

[Vince ✟]

Originally posted by blakecampbelltaylor:

Interesting, what's your military background if you don't mind me asking?

I served 7 years with 5th Marines (Dark Horse) OIF1 as an 0311 and short stint as 0621. Nothing amazing. Just another grunt.


I mean of all guns ever, even ones I never owned, Id have to rethink. I liked that MK 19 ...it was helpful. The guns on the air support though, simply terrifying amount of firepower.

[blakecampbelltaylor]

Originally posted by Vince ✟:

Originally posted by blakecampbelltaylor:

Interesting, what's your military background if you don't mind me asking?

I served 7 years with 5th Marines (Dark Horse) OIF1 as an 0311 and short stint as 0621. Nothing amazing. Just another grunt.

The marines have always been my favorite branch of our military. Thanks for sharing

[Swarmfly]

Hi-Power.

It was designed to accommodate for the French military trial that demanded for a new handgun beyond what would be possible for several decades and succeeded in every single aspect. The judges were so personally impressed by Browning's spectacular entry, that they went their way to not adopt it.