Aside From The SKS..... **Please Use Part 2**

Started by Larry D., February 19, 2019, 03:15:14 PM

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Larry D.

*** I revamped the questions and added categories in Part II***

What is your favorite rifle to shoot?
After that, what's your favorite pistol?

I'll hold off for a bit and let you guys drive for a while.
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Greasemonkey

Rifle........ Geeze.. so, so many choices think1 I'll have too get back to ya on that one.. thumb1 

Pistol..... I love shooting my Desert Eagle...and my black powder stuffs and my 10mm pistols, I haven't tried my Vz.61........yet.. :)
I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse......

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.

I said I was an addict........I didn't say I had a problem

Phosphorus32

Oh boy, that's a tough one. Here are a few.

Rifles:
Husqvarna M/38 in 6.5x55mm
Remington 03-A3 in .30-06
Norwegian M98-F1 conversion of a 1940 bnz K98k to .30-06
Zastava M48bo "Egyptian contract" in 7.92x57mm
1942 Sauer (ce) Russian captured K98k in 7.92x57mm
Fazakerley No4 Mk2 in .303
MAS Model 49 in 7.5x54mm
Finnish M39, 1970  barrel date, antique 1896 Sestroryetsk receiver, in 7.62x54R
MAS Model 45, Mauser-designed, MAS-made French trainer in .22lr
Mossberg M44 US property marked trainer in .22lr
Daniel Defense DDM4V4 with a Nikon 3-9x40 scope, because it makes me feel like a marksman  :))

Pistols:
East German Makarov in 9x18mm
Polish Tokarev in 7.62x25mm
Sig Sauer P226 in 9x19mm
CZ50 in .32ACP, because it's an easy shooter

Matchka

Just to "shoot", picking one of each - the Barrett .50 and Browning Hi-Power. With a spotter for the Barrett, it's probably one of the most relaxing thing a guy can do in the prone position  8) Ten rounds downrange = 45 or so minutes of pure 'therapy'. The Hi-Power - after a hundred or so rounds of slow fire, at a 25yd silouette, my '72 T gets me right to my happy zone.  yahoo1

Direct Connection

Ruger 10/22 shooting Aguila Super Colibri Powderless Cartridge Primer fired bullets. 590 fps

At this time the pistol of choice is my G27. Having a lot of fun : )



Larry D.

My turn.
Favorite rifle, hands down: M1 Carbine.

Pistol: Just about any vintage 1911. Second place would be a mid 30's vintage Colt 1903 in 32ACP.
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Greasemonkey

Ok... Rifle.. anything I have made by Cz, any of my .45-70 Govt in black powder, my .30-40 Krag.... And any of my rimfires in .17m2, .17hmr, .22s, l, lr, wmr.

I do enjoy my Hakims... They are like shooting a railroad tie.. or my PSL. when it doesn't piss me off stringing shots.
I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse......

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.

I said I was an addict........I didn't say I had a problem

Matchka

GM, my second bolt action is my CZ-529 in 7.62×39. Sweet and smooth action, a great shooter overall.

Larry D.

I do love me some vintage firearms.
Basically, anything from muzzle loaders up to, say, the Korean War.

I used to shoot with a group that had some FFL SOT types. These guys knew I was a WWII buff, so on occasion, I was treated to a Class III toy.
Thompsons (a lot of them), MP40, BAR, M3, M1919, Vickers, Maxim, etc. And some newer stuff like MP5K, a bunch of AK's, a full  auto Ruger 10/22, an MG42 that was modified to us an M16 lower receiver, an M14E1, and some kind of short 308 cal that was LOUD!
There were some muffled goodies every now and then.
Uncle Sam let me play with M16A1 and A2 and a little bit of time with the M60.

I don't get out much these days, but I used to shoot a lot.
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Greasemonkey

Quote from: Matchka on February 20, 2019, 01:09:26 PM
GM, my second bolt action is my CZ-529 in 7.62×39. Sweet and smooth action, a great shooter overall.

I have a Cz-527 Varmint Kevlar in .223.. it's almost boring to shoot, but I don't have to move around to pop groundhogs.  chuckles1


And while not technically a rifle, my Suomi gets high marks in the fun, accuracy and enjoyment factor department. :)

And no drooling over my wood... bat1

I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse......

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.

I said I was an addict........I didn't say I had a problem

RossP226

I've been a handgun shooter for a long time, but not much of a rifle guy.  Apart from my recently purchased SKS I only own a Ruger 10/22.

As for handguns, it's really tough as I enjoy shooting both revolvers and pistols.  So I'll enter one in each category:  Pistol - Sig P226 with the SRT....Revolver - Ruger Security Six .357 4" (my first revolver bought June 1980 and a regular at the range on Saturday mornings!)

Loose}{Cannon

Quote from: Direct Connection on February 19, 2019, 10:05:20 PM
Ruger 10/22 shooting Aguila Super Colibri Powderless Cartridge Primer fired bullets. 590 fps

At this time the pistol of choice is my G27. Having a lot of fun : )

That's what I'm talkin bout. 
      
1776 will commence again if you try to take our firearms... It doesn't matter how many Lenins you get out on the street begging for them to be taken.

1mlt

#12
Rifles: I don't know. Too many to choose from.
Pistols: Full size Beretta PX4 Storm 9mm
There is but one language in the USA, English.
Teddy R.

Direct Connection

Quote from: Loose}{Cannon on February 20, 2019, 08:12:55 PM
Quote from: Direct Connection on February 19, 2019, 10:05:20 PM
Ruger 10/22 shooting Aguila Super Colibri Powderless Cartridge Primer fired bullets. 590 fps

At this time the pistol of choice is my G27. Having a lot of fun : )

That's what I'm talkin bout.

Im getting pretty good at working the bolt handle and manually extracting the empties chuckles1. Very quiet little fellas.  thumb1  You got some of them LC ?

Loose}{Cannon

#14
When I go to the family ranch out in west Texas, there is large tank about 250y from the house.  We like to fill empty gallon jugs with greatstuff foam, tie them to a brick with about 10 feet of rope, toss them out into the tank, and shoot at them with extreme mortar angles from the porch while smoking a brisket and drinking beer.   
      
1776 will commence again if you try to take our firearms... It doesn't matter how many Lenins you get out on the street begging for them to be taken.

Direct Connection

Quote from: 1mlt on February 20, 2019, 09:03:19 PM
Rifles: I don't know. Too many to choose from.Pistols: Full size Baretta PX4 Storm 9mm

Ok Ok Marcus... Do Not Mess With Texans.. We already know  chuckles1 rofl2 thumb1

So Which One Mlt ?  ONE : )

1mlt

Quote from: Direct Connection on February 20, 2019, 10:57:36 PM
Quote from: 1mlt on February 20, 2019, 09:03:19 PM
Rifles: I don't know. Too many to choose from.Pistols: Full size Beretta PX4 Storm 9mm

Ok Ok Marcus... Do Not Mess With Texans.. We already know  chuckles1 rofl2 thumb1

So Which One Mlt ?  ONE : )
DC it has nothing to do with "messing with Texas". However, that isn't a good idea either. It has everything to do with messing with "Marcus". I suspect you guys feel the same way. I suppose it depends on the job to be done. Long range, or meat for the table, Swede M96, firefight/defense, likely the M1A, AR15, AR10. For hunting small game the Henry lever 22mag or the Ruger 10/22. For birds or small game, the Browning 12ga A5 is a great choice. The A5 is also good for stopping intruders at the bottom of the stairs. Like I mentioned, too many to choose from. Lots of rifles (shotguns) can be used in a dual or triple use platform. Take the Swede for instance, it can be a multi-use platform weapon and you don't HAVE to use the others. As well, the others also. "One", no such thing as "one". BUT, you can not carry them all with you if you need to be mobile.

If the world were "nuked" and I could only carry ONE because I have to walk everywhere, I guess it would be the Swede. It has distance killing, very long distance killing capability, 1,000 yards and more, the rifle is not especially heavy, it is robust and easy to take care of, it is a bolt action, you can pack a lot of ammo in small places, it is 6.5x55, it slings over the shoulder well. If I died for some reason, my ammo won't likely help those with x39's. Remember, there is always a method to the madness. BUT, I likely would figure out a way to carry the Ruger 10/22 also. It is the take down model in its own carry case. You can pack a LOT of 22lr in a small area also. I may need to have Athena carry it/ammo for us. Athena is my Great Dane. I think she would be OK with it.

Marcus
There is but one language in the USA, English.
Teddy R.

Loose}{Cannon

In North TX they just run up to a 300 pound wild hog and punch it with a bowie knife.
      
1776 will commence again if you try to take our firearms... It doesn't matter how many Lenins you get out on the street begging for them to be taken.

MxwllBkr

Toss up for rifles being the M1 Garand or Boys Anti tank rifle in 50 BMG...... for handguns, anything big bore .44 mag and higher puts a smile on my face.....

Larry D.

Just to be clear, I'm talking about just a fun gun. The ones that put a smile on your face when you take them out.
My choices would be different if I were putting meat on the table, or had to confront multiple intruders, or longer range precision shooting.
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