WHAT Guns?!

My great grandpa's double brrl Henry. All my late father's guns which includes the first rifle I ever shot, a Rem. 550-1 that is a tack driver.

Since this thread was started with a Remington bolt action handgun, I'll throw mine in.

It's not for sale, but then again, I never say never ;-)

.222 Remington, Douglas barrel, Fajen stock, Burris 5X

1. My Colt Cobra purchased new as my first off-duty weapon in '68; and
2. Glock M23, .40 Cal. This was my duty weapon that was retired w/me along with my badge.

I don't carry either one much anymore but they will be passed down after I'm gone.

My Marlin 1895STP 45/70 Gov't

Edwin Sweet Marlin

All the guns my father gave me. Remington 1100, Ruger MkII, Remington 7400, M1 carbine.

Thanks 357

H&R Topper 20 gauge shotgun, not worth a lot, but it was my first shotgun. Going to give to my son.

I'm pretty sure I'd sell any of them for the right price, but (especially now) my Vepr would be difficult to let go. It's just so damn pretty.

How about a Savage 99eg in .243 with factory cosmoline still on the reciever and bolt. Serial # 960,000 so would have been made around 1957-59. It was found in a dark corner of an estate sale in May of this year. You can see the price tag of what I payed for it. Will never find another deal like that.

One more a Marlin model 39 not a 39a. What really makes it interesting is it was rebarreled with a 39a barrel, before they switched to micro-groove rifling. Found at the same estate sale. Not much collector value, but you talking about one accurate 22 rifle. And action is smooth as butter.

My newest NEVER GET RID OF gun!

My First.

Walther PPK/S. This is my favorite carry gun. All meta .380 has no kick, and, well, it's James Bond appeal is kinda cool to.

my 1928 Thompson navy over stamp

I have my remington 700 7mm mag. Spent a lot of time tweaking and reloading for it and it's the first rifle I've been able to "perfect"

My 1982 JM stamped Marlin 1894c .357 Magnum. I let it go once a few years ago and actually was able to buy it back from the guy I sold it to. Now it's here to stay.
It will be passed down to my son

I will never sell my HK45CT - it is technically nothing special, but is a really sentimental gun for me.

My Father never raised me with firearms. I have no hand me downs. So I will never sell my ruger 10/22. Only add on are GI sights. I look forward to teaching my future children how to shoot with it, Lord Willing

Saw this post the other night and it reminded me that I had my FIL's Banana Bolo and fighting knife he carried in Vietnam with SOG as an adviser. Had to clean up the Bolo.

Gorgeous collection gents

A single shot handgun is also my never sell gun. Mine is a T/C Contender. It's versatile enough to do everything I need a gun to do, if I didn't have any others. I have a couple barrels for it, but here it's wearing a .22LR barrel with a red dot.

I found a Chinese copy of a mosin, stock was rotted, bayonet was bent to hell, bolt was missing, front sight was crushed. Some work later and it's now one of my crazy range guns / end of world survival guns. Hey, who doesn't need a battle axe in pinch...

It's just odd enough to never leave my collection. SOB kicks like a mule and she's loud and sin, but I like it and every time I take it out everyone wants to send a few rounds down range.