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Hell, It's about time!
And by the suggestion of Nightsurfer here is my current gun collection. What I have pictured are just stock photos, and not the actual guns themselves. Above each picture I have described the gun, it's use, and any historical facts about it.
Edit: A few of these rifles have made it into the top 10 combat rifles list. I've included a video next to the rifle.
Enjoy
The first gun I have here is a Savage Arms .22 caliber. This rifle I have primarily for hunting small game. It's also a good plinker gun. It uses cheap .22 ammo and has no recoil.
My second gun is my Taurus PT111 Pro. This is the gun I carry when I want something that is easily concealable. Generally I don't carry it, or it just sits in the car console on outings.
The next gun is my primary carry gun. Meaning this is the gun I tote around with me daily. It is a .45 caliber handgun and is very reliable. I rarely shoot it as .45 ammo is rather expensive.
This next gun is the one I bought my wife last Christmas. I rarely use it, shoot it or carry it. This is what my wife carries. It generally is the gun she has available when I am not home.
This next one is my personal favorite. No gun collection is complete without an AK-47. I have it for a few reasons, primarily for self defense if things get really sticky. The AK-47 is a very durable and reliable gun. It is also a blast to shoot having relatively cheap ammo. Another fun fact is it is the number 1 combat rifle of all time
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The next gun is a Kel-Tec P3AT. It is no larger then a regular $1 dollar bill and easily fits into one's pocket. Also known as a pocket gun, it's good for deep concealment such as a place like work where it would be hard to conceal by traditional means.
This next gun has some historical facts about it. It was the main firearm used in WW2 by the American GI and was rated the number 4 combat rifle of of all time (which can be viewed in my profile). It is a very reliable firearm and is very accurate. Link
The next firearm is the modern version of the Garand pictured above. The M4A1 is the standard Army issue rifle in today's army. I purchased it due to a possible "assault weapons" ban just to be sure I had one. It shoots a .223 caliber round. This gun is a just because gun. It's fun to shoot, yet due to its complexity in break down I rarely shoot it. The M4 is very similar to the M-16 and AR-15. The M-16 was the number 2 combat rifle of all time. The M4 is not much different then it.
Link
The next gun is my home defense gun. I also use it to hunt waterfowl and turkey. I normally keep 12 gauge slugs in it and have it next to the bed at night. It kicks like crazy and is very fun to shoot.
This next one is also a 12 gauge. It was my first 12 gauge. I really have no use for it except to give it to my son when he is older. It sits in the safe most of the time.
This next one is not really a gun. It's an air rifle but is super handy for getting rid of unwanted critters quietly. It's also a great way to practice shooting a rifle in the basement without making a whole lot of noise.
This next rifle is my primary hunting rifle. It uses a .270 caliber round which is a happy median for most mid to large sized game such as deer, elk and moose. I generally don't shoot it unless I am sighting it in or hunting. The rest of the year it sits in the safe.
This next one I just got. I am yet to shoot it, but I know its a great rifle. It shoots the same ammo as my AK-47 above and is similar to the M1 above as well. It is a Chinese military "Communist" gun. I wanted to get it due to the fact that it will be on the possible AWB chopping block. There is something about having a "Red Rifle" that seems cool. I have a feeling this one will be my favorite.
The next gun has just about as much history as the one above. This was the main German battle rifle in WW2. German snipers used this gun due to its great accuracy. It chambers a 8mm round and is bolt action. The one I have is a variant to the German version, but is not all that different then the original 98K Mauser. It also was the number 6 combat rifle of all time
Link
The next gun was my first handgun. It's a Tanfaglio EAA Witness. It was my primary carry gun for some time until I purchased my Glock. I still have it because it is reliable, and is a blast to shoot at the range. With it's large capacity magazine it is also a good gun to stop a threat quickly.
There are a few more rifles I want to get and will add to this list as I get them. Thanks for your time.
Edit: A few of these rifles have made it into the top 10 combat rifles list. I've included a video next to the rifle.
Enjoy
The first gun I have here is a Savage Arms .22 caliber. This rifle I have primarily for hunting small game. It's also a good plinker gun. It uses cheap .22 ammo and has no recoil.
My second gun is my Taurus PT111 Pro. This is the gun I carry when I want something that is easily concealable. Generally I don't carry it, or it just sits in the car console on outings.
The next gun is my primary carry gun. Meaning this is the gun I tote around with me daily. It is a .45 caliber handgun and is very reliable. I rarely shoot it as .45 ammo is rather expensive.
This next gun is the one I bought my wife last Christmas. I rarely use it, shoot it or carry it. This is what my wife carries. It generally is the gun she has available when I am not home.
This next one is my personal favorite. No gun collection is complete without an AK-47. I have it for a few reasons, primarily for self defense if things get really sticky. The AK-47 is a very durable and reliable gun. It is also a blast to shoot having relatively cheap ammo. Another fun fact is it is the number 1 combat rifle of all time
Link
The next gun is a Kel-Tec P3AT. It is no larger then a regular $1 dollar bill and easily fits into one's pocket. Also known as a pocket gun, it's good for deep concealment such as a place like work where it would be hard to conceal by traditional means.
This next gun has some historical facts about it. It was the main firearm used in WW2 by the American GI and was rated the number 4 combat rifle of of all time (which can be viewed in my profile). It is a very reliable firearm and is very accurate. Link
The next firearm is the modern version of the Garand pictured above. The M4A1 is the standard Army issue rifle in today's army. I purchased it due to a possible "assault weapons" ban just to be sure I had one. It shoots a .223 caliber round. This gun is a just because gun. It's fun to shoot, yet due to its complexity in break down I rarely shoot it. The M4 is very similar to the M-16 and AR-15. The M-16 was the number 2 combat rifle of all time. The M4 is not much different then it.
Link
The next gun is my home defense gun. I also use it to hunt waterfowl and turkey. I normally keep 12 gauge slugs in it and have it next to the bed at night. It kicks like crazy and is very fun to shoot.
This next one is also a 12 gauge. It was my first 12 gauge. I really have no use for it except to give it to my son when he is older. It sits in the safe most of the time.
This next one is not really a gun. It's an air rifle but is super handy for getting rid of unwanted critters quietly. It's also a great way to practice shooting a rifle in the basement without making a whole lot of noise.
This next rifle is my primary hunting rifle. It uses a .270 caliber round which is a happy median for most mid to large sized game such as deer, elk and moose. I generally don't shoot it unless I am sighting it in or hunting. The rest of the year it sits in the safe.
This next one I just got. I am yet to shoot it, but I know its a great rifle. It shoots the same ammo as my AK-47 above and is similar to the M1 above as well. It is a Chinese military "Communist" gun. I wanted to get it due to the fact that it will be on the possible AWB chopping block. There is something about having a "Red Rifle" that seems cool. I have a feeling this one will be my favorite.
The next gun has just about as much history as the one above. This was the main German battle rifle in WW2. German snipers used this gun due to its great accuracy. It chambers a 8mm round and is bolt action. The one I have is a variant to the German version, but is not all that different then the original 98K Mauser. It also was the number 6 combat rifle of all time
Link
The next gun was my first handgun. It's a Tanfaglio EAA Witness. It was my primary carry gun for some time until I purchased my Glock. I still have it because it is reliable, and is a blast to shoot at the range. With it's large capacity magazine it is also a good gun to stop a threat quickly.
There are a few more rifles I want to get and will add to this list as I get them. Thanks for your time.
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