What gun will you never get rid of?

>>33425504
My W. German P226
the last gun I would ever part with

>>33425504
my nugget that the grandpappy bought me from the big5 special.

My .44 magnum vaquero with a birdshead grip and a 3.75inch barrel.

>>33425504
My first handgun, used as fuck police demo model, no longer have the hardcase or paperwork, doesn't matter.

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>>33425504
my first AR i assembled. shot it today, still muh baby.

>>33425535
>W. German P226

one of the first guns i bought. got an amazing deal. it had those impossible to get digital camo grips. i sold it. i'm a fucking idiot.

not mine pictured.

My SKS and Mosin.
Both were inherited from my dad when he died.

>>33425504
My great grandfather's single shot Columbia 12 ga. Gun went to my grandpa, dad, and then me. Will give to my son one day.

>>33425719
My sympathies anon.
Mine's an 1897 Riot Gun, from my Great Grandfather.

>>33425504
None of them

>>33425935
As in you'd never get rid if any or none are sentimental?

I have a Sako Forester Deluxe .243 that I will never part with. That and the shotgun and .22 my dad gave me.

My CZ-75B. The first gun I owned, first gun I did any "work" to, first gun I shot a competition with.

I feel like it was meant to be my first gun, as the series of circumstances that lead to me picking it up all just lined up together perfectly.

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>>33425504
im tempted to say i'd never get rid of my m9 but who knows id probably trade for something better but in my state commifornia they are becoming hard to come by. I definitely would never get rid of my .25 beretta, yea its not very exciting but it was the second gun i ever got and given to me by my grandmother. Its not registered and has a nice reddish bluing.

>>33425504
My mauser m48, it was the first gun i ever owned

Ill never forget the shit eating grin i got after pulling the trigger for the first time

i don't think i could ever sell a gun, no matter how horrible it is.

My k31. First rifle i bought, still love shooting it.

>>33426688
>how to spot a newguns

give it 10 years

And old Cooey singleshot .22lr rifle

My grandfather gave it to me, the stock would need to be repaired and some of the metal could do with cleaning, it'll shoot fine, but I don't really want to shoot it. So I've got it sitting at home.

>>33425504
>silly 92fs

you mean "one of the most battle proven, light recoiling, accurate" guns ever made?

If all 92's were G models it would be the best handgun made, still to this day.

great grandfather's P-08 pre-1918 DWM luger, just for sentimental value but holy shit it's a nice shooter. 7.65 and barely any recoil, phenomenal trigger.

>>33426771
Stainless Inox 92 is aesthetic as fuck, but not quite as good as the early inox's. Make sure you replace all that shitty polymer and replace it with its rightful stainless

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>>33425504

This old tacticool Type 56 SKS with its silly tapco mags. I'll never use the scope, or the bipod, but it's been a reliable friend and nobody would ever make an offer that surpasses the sentimental value of a man's first serious rifle. I'll defend it to the death.

My first gun was a Savage 64G. My first center-fire was a K31. Definitely giving both to my child some day.

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>>33425504
It's not mine yet, but when it becomes mine, it will stay mine.

My S&W model 64. If I let it go someday, it's because I'm giving it to a grandchild.

My 1937 all matching Mauser K98 and my '42 Walther P38

Passed down

>>33425504
all my guns

1903 Springfield. My great grandfather hunted with it, then gave it to my father, who gave it to me. Aside from the family history, 30-06 is the biggest round I shoot and sometimes you need to put holes in things.

>>33425504
My pre-war hex receiver Mosin 91/30.
>first gun

My Yugo M48, no matter how often I find myself thinking of selling it.
>second gun I ever bought

My Bulgarian Makarov.
>my first pistol I bought myself

Glock 27, I have 9mm and .357 barrel for it. mags for 9mm and .40 (which also work for .357). So now I had a gun with a tiny adjustment can use 3 different types of ammunition requiring very little space in my hobo pocket.

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This little guy, and my 1953 Izhevsk SKS

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>>33425504
Sup fellow Beretta fag. Funny enough same with me. My Italian made Beretta 92fs is the only gun I'll never sell or get rid of. Like you I've put thousands of rounds through it and not 1 problem of any sort. Love these pistols.

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It's an unreliable piece of shit, but I don't think I'll ever be able to part with it.
It belonged to my Uncle who passed away some time ago.
He was an FFL holder and had quite the collection.
While most of the expensive guns in his collection were sold to gun shops or friends or family members after he passed away, a few of the guns that nobody was interested in were still left in one of his safes.
This was one of the guns that was still left in that safe after 15+ years and now it has a special place in my collection.

Shooting his Desert Eagle .44 was one of my first experiences with a firearm and it's what got me hooked, I wish I could have gotten to know him better.

>>33425504
K31.
It's the first rifle I bought and I learned to shoot on it. I have better bolt action rifles now, but they're not getting any cheaper, so I might as well hold on to it.

wasr-10, my first semi auto and shes dirty

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>>33429298

>>33425504
the cz p-09 my father gave me for christmas, making me an official gun owner

>>33425718
>my first AR

Same thing for me, hopefully I get to use it in a civil war/insurrection/mad cow disease outbreak and pass it down to my kid

>>33425504

My Uberti Walker

It was my first gun and I got it for myself and taught myself how to use it. It will also be my son's first gun, and his son's first gun, and so on and so forth. I'm sincerely hoping there won't be some faggot deadbeat in my descendants who will sell it for weed or to be destroyed by the police because "muh chilluns"

>>33429442
Keep the tradition alive and it won't happen. People only become gun grabbers because they're unfamiliar with firearms.

>>33425504
why no engrave it with the names of people it's helped and pass it down so they can put more names on it.

>>33430077
because that's fucking stupid

>>33430077
where would you engrave it? There's not a lot of real estate desu.

>>33429284
>Better than a K31

Higher end modern bolt guns, eh?

>>33425718
i too sold a sig i will forever regret...

i traded some dude a $500 psa ar-15 for a sig p220 elite scorpion.....i sold it and regret life...

>>33425504
My great grandfathers M1917, my grandfathers MKIII and my sks because she was my first.

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>>33425504

>>33425504
>>33427825
Hey dudes, Beretta 92FS is my first gun. It means the world to me and I'd never get rid of it even if it cost me my life. This fucking thing is amazing.

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>>33425504
My vz.24 (Czechoslovak Mauser 98 rifle for the uninformed), my first rifle and first gun; and my Webley & Scott Mk.VI, my first handgun.

I would not give up either of them willingly.

If it came down to it, I'd disassemble both of them and hide their pieces.

As such, I would never use either of them for self-defense because I know they'd basically be confiscated as evidence and never returned.

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>>33429442
Ayyyy, fellow Uberti Colt-Walker owner.

What loads do you use?

For standard range shooting, I use a .454" Hornady lead ball, a greased fabric patch, and ~40grns of Pyrodex, with a glob of bore butter over the ball.

If I want to have fun I'll do just shy of 60 grains.

It's one of the most impressive firearms I've ever shot, and I've fired many machine guns.

I don't know if it's because I own a more modern revolver (it's still 100 years old), but the way the hammer falls makes it feel really cheap. There's not much force behind it. One of the few gripes I have with it, the only others are:

>grips are too slick (thought about having them checkered, it's a repro, and I don't care too much about authenticity)
>caps slip off the nipples too easily, though I haven't tried too many caps
>sights are shit, but that's to be expected.

It's a fun gun, but I hold my Webley & Scott Mk.VI in higher regard.

>>33425504
A model 1100 I inherited from my great grandfather. I think it's like a 1969 or 1970.

>>33430265

Ever since I figured out any .454 projectile will work I've been screwing around and experimenting, loading hollow points, wad cutters, and even wax bullets. I'm currently trying to work up the courage to load segmented ammunition

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>>33430265
Mine's a Colt Signature Black Powder Series.

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A python I inherited when my father passed.

>>33429276
My dad is a 5 year ffl holder with brain damage and the early onset of dementia, he constantly talks about how "you and your brother are gonna have so much shit when I croak" and "before the divorce, I dropped about 30k into the guns in case I needed to resell them to pay the settlement". He's got long term care waiting for him, says he has about 5-7 years before he won't rememebr us. Makes me sad because he wasn't the nicest guy as a kid but I'm happy we're rebuilding our relationship now. I'll never sell a firearm he's given me, I treat them as heirlooms. That's all you can do for them.

>>33430789
Ver nice

>>33425504
Nice, just got one not to long age...mine would be 4in king cobra.

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>>33425504
>I mean never... not even if someone offered to buy it for 5x its value.

That's retarded. You can have all of mine and I'll just buy new & better ones.

Sentiment is for suckers and procludes you from making rational decisions.

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>>33430871
>procludes

Precludes, ffs.

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>>33429276
Keep it trill /k/omrade

>>33425504
First year production USP and first pistol I purchased.
But I'm with you there. There's easily 15 people close to me that have learned how to shoot with that pistol.
Grip is a bit small for my hands, I hate the irons on it, and it has a shit trigger. But I love it.

>>33430871
>Pawn grandpa's guns because you're a nigger.

Wow at least pretend to be white.

>>33425504
My Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant. Got it from my grandfather after he died. It's a tack driver.

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>>33426805
I must have lucked out and got an earlier model

>>33431478
>Oly beer
piss-beer for fudds

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I noticed the pattern that in most cases when an individual's first gun is genuinely a good gun, it tends to be the sentimental favorite.

>>33431545
They haven't brewed it in WA for years, more of a hometown pride thing, plus previous generations worked in the brewery that's shut down now.

>>33426702
I'm 7 years in at 20ish guns. I would still never sell anything. If I bought it it's because I like it. If it doesn't work I'll spend the money to fix it.

>>33425504

I'll probably never sell a gun ever barring some extreme life-changing situation. In which case.... yeah still probably none of them.

Same. USP 9mm. First gun I shot and the first one a lot of other people have shot too

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>>33429442
>Colt Walker as first gun
That escalated quickly.

>>33430871
The money will come and go. The sentiment is way more valuable.

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>>33425504
My shield, probably. It's become my default gun that is just always on me. I feel safe with 9+1 rounds of +P 9mm in the gun and another two 10 round mags in my pocket.

>>33427337
Shit, same here. It was used in WW2 in my case. Absorbed the souls of a few Wehrmacht, 2 genuine Nazis and a random Polish guy.

>>33433498
>The money will come and go. The sentiment is way more valuable.

A priceless heirloom from your grandfather is one thing, but just hanging on to "your first gun" due to sentimental reasons is retarded.

none of them. when I decide on a purchase I am well researched and determined. I'm not a collector, they each serve a purpose.

>>33425504
I don't have any that I would never sell under any circumstances.
On the other hand I don't keep any weapons that I don't enjoy shooting so if I found myself selling one of those due to an offer I couldn't refuse, I'd just go out and buy the same model again to replace it.

>>33434020
>tips fedora
>nothin' personal kid

>>33426574
>not registered
do you have a dog?

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>>33425535
this

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Probably my Rossi ranch hand. Got it 1 year ago and I still love the thing. I got it off a gun smith who put the stock on and shortened the lever loop. I did a bunch of custom stuff to it also.

>>33434020
This is the most mallninja thing I've ever heard
Buying guns for specific uses is fine, but to act like a sperglord about researching shit and having no joy or individuality whatsoever because that makes you "more oper8or" is just sad. It also reveals your poorfag mentality

Don't have one yet as all I own right now is a pic related, when I turn 21 I'm looking into some nice collector handguns; had my eye on a Deutsch Werke Ortgies that's sat at my LGS for years. That or a classic Smith & Wesson police .38.

>>33427825
>Like you I've put thousands of rounds through it and not 1 problem of any sort.

fellow beretta owner here with a italian made stock 92fs that does not like winchester white box for some reason.
i think this is more of a ammo problem than pistol problem in all fairness.

No such gun. They are tools.

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>>33435358
Fuck

>>33435249
>having no joy or individuality whatsoever because that makes you "more oper8or" is just sad. It also reveals your poorfag mentality
That's a lot of projection. You know nothing about what his research entails or what his criteria are. For all you know he researches what model of fudd gun has the richest history while still functionally filling the role he intends to fill with it. Maybe they're all several thousand dollar guns and he'd be an absolute fool not to take five times their value.

>>33435454
>a lot of projection... fudd gun
really?

>>33425504
Chiefs Special

>>33434497
my dogs already dead anon

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My Makarovs. The E. German was my first pistol and I got the Russian high-cap IJ-70 to go with it.

>>33425504
My 5903TSW. It was the first gun I ever purchased. I learned how to shoot handguns with that gun. I carried that gun. It was and is MY GUN.

My Sig Tacops 1911. It's my John wick gun. The gun I grab when it's go time. The gun I shoot best with. It's got night sights, a flashlight, and a custom kydex holster and custom grips for it. Plus tons of mags.

Those are the only two guns off the top of my head I can say I will NEVER sell.

>>33435576
Really. It's entirely possible that either your assumptions or my alternative possibilities are accurate. Stop pretending you know his life.

My old Marlin .22 bolt action rifle. First Real gun... saved up $150 when I was 12 to get it.

My Howa Thai Police M1 carbine.

>>33425504
Any original flintlock from 1795 to 1815 that is French or British

>>33425504
My grandpa's colt python. I got his entire collection when he passed, but that was always his baby and is in immaculate shape. That gun will have to be pried from my cold dead hands.

>>33425504
I'll always remember that my dad bought me a Remington youth 870 in 20 gauge. It's in my safe atm and I'm gonna give it to my kid some day. I wish my some of grandpas guns had been passed down to my dad but he kinda got fucked over by his brothers :/

>>33425504
My P99 AS 9mm P Gen 2.

Mostly because they are unobtanium.

>>33433971
How do you think heirlooms are made retard?

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>>33425504
My 96 Vertec with a 9mm conversion. I have taught several people on it, it was my first pistol, and it is the gun I carry every day.
>G conversion, D spring, polished internals, S&S guide rod, Elite hammer, loaded with Gold Dots.
>>33425504
These things are great for teaching. It is like having a cutaway gun that still shoots.
>>33427825
Nice.
>>33430223
Love can bloom.
>>33431291
You are a man of good taste.
>>33431478
92a1 is hotness.
>>33435360
Neither does my Vertec. I think it is just underpowered for the guns.

This is my nugget. There are many like it, but this one is mine.

My nugget is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.

Without me, my nugget is useless. Without my nugget, I am useless. I must fire my rifle true. I must shoot straighter than my enemy who is trying to kill me. I must shoot him before he shoots me. I will.

>>33435682
>Stop pretending you know his life.
ha...stop pretending i'm the anon you were first referring to, faggot.

Great grandfather's Ithaca SxS 12 gauge. My mother refuses to part with her father's saturday night special Brazilian ICA import .32 revolver. That thing is so shitty the barrel is literally warped, but nobody will ever buy it so it's fine.

>>33435454
You and I both know that's bullshit.
It would be totally excusable to sperg out over the performance and specs of a gun if its one of the only guns you're getting and fulfills a specific purpose (EDC, Duty gun, Hunting, etc), but at that point that gun SHOULD be the gun you'd never give up.

What this anon is doing is autistically researching several guns for his fantasy SHTF scenario and/or masturbatory operator fetish, then pretending that being totally detached makes him cool. In truth the guns he owns are probably poorfag specials that nobody would ever value over MSRP secondhand.

>>33435832
Also have a babby's first Remington 870 in 20 gauge. Never really used it much as a kid but it's good for teaching new shooters how to handle shotguns.

>>33425504

probably my k31 or lee enfield since I love their design and can actually hit shit with them.

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>>33425504

Remington 12C. It's been in the family for 4 generations. I learned to shoot with it and killed my first woodland creature with it. The pump is relatively uncommon but I prefer it over a lever.

Pic somewhat related. Same model, not mine.

I have 3, A Colt Army Special .38 that was originally owned by my great grandad, A Winchester Model 94 Buffalo Bill commemorative that was originally owned by a friend of my grandpa's, and a Benelli Montefeltro 20 gauge that was my first gun.

>>33425504
My Grandfathers pre-1917 Wincester 1894 in 30WCF. His, then my Dad's, now mine and on to my son when its time.

Probably my Stevens Model 311 12 gauge. Dad got it for me for Christmas.

I have 30 some guns, and I woild be totally fine parting with any of them for 5x their value.

>>33436470
For Christmas when I was 18, I should have specified. He bought one new back in the 60s and still has it.

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>>33435358
Oh and pic related on the (hopefully soon-to-be-mine) Deutsche Werke

>>33436171
Yeah it's a nice little thing. I wish they'd make a small version in 12 cause it'd be a nice little home defense gun

>>33436148
>>33435249
um. I just want to make sure I'm not buying a lemon. If I didn't do my homework, I'd be a regretful owner of a modern marlin. also I don't buy meme guns or oddball expensive calibers. sorry if that's "sperging"

>>33436858
Even if Remington made one I wouldn't touch a Freedom Group gun with a ten foot pole

>>33436882
>um
>>>/leftypol/

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>>33436922
what does that even mean

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A very old blackpowder 28g shotgun. Still shoots and is in great shape, supposedly it originally belonged to my great great grand father who actually fought in the civil war. Has very few markings hand stamped serial and no type of manufacturing details showing company or such.

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My grandfather took this P.38 from a surrendering German soldier in January 1944. He carried it on his belt in this holster for the rest of the war and gave it to me when I was old enough to own it.

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My Mosin

Primarily because it was my first gun, and I will never get jack shit for it.

my grandpa's high standard 22LR pistol

I would have never gotten rid of my first gun, my g23. Up until my mom lost it after she confiscated it from me. Today she slapped me in the face because I called her irresponsible for losing it. Apparently it's way worse to have a class c misdemeanor (what I got charged with when an asshole acquaintance stole a snickers candy bar and they got my license plate so I got charged with it) than losing a fucking firearm. Sorry for making it a diary post but god damn I always think about my first gun all the fucking time.

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My Thorneycroft.

Made it my life's goal to obtain.

>>33438462
Do you think the p38 started your firearms collection especially milsurp? I love p38s I'd love one or a p1

>>33431943

Have you ever fallen for a gun so hard that you'll forgo safety, reason, and practicality just to make it yours? That's what happened here. There's just something really appealing about it I can't quite put my finger on, it's quirky and ridiculous and loud and I love it.

>>33430046

I want to believe you very badly, but I know that's a load of horse shit.

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>>33425504
>I mean never.

I really like my WASR-10, my AR and my 92FS, but if I lose this rifle part of my soul dies. This was my first.

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>>33430046
>People only become gun grabbers because they're unfamiliar with firearms.
>>33439963
>but I know that's a load of horse shit.
Maybe not all but definitely most. Every gun-grabber faggot I have come across has never laid their hands on even the most fudd gun you can think of.

The majority of the hate-speech on guns is pure fucking ignorance. Pic related, and this guy is fucking enlisted but has told me the following:

>A shotgun is a less scary option for home defense over an AR15
>.223 is shit for hunting anything
>The SKS is a better rifle for civilians than a semi-auto AK
>You can hunt anything with full-size rifle calibers and have good results

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>>33439888
I owned a Colt King Cobra an M1911A1 prior to him giving me the P.38. It was several years before I started actively collecting. It was certainly my first milsurp, though.

I bought a P1 years later as I had retired the P.38 from regular shooting. The stock grips are decent, but these walnut grips are far nicer.

My Browning 9mm until it's time when I have kids. Family weapon that's been passed on and it had been the first time I fired a gun.

>>33440097

I know, but I've known people who are anti-gun even though they're knowledgeable to a reasonable degree about them. I'm not sure if this comes with a need to rebel and be contrarian to their upbringings or if this comes from a sense of elitism or what but they exist. Hell I've even had a friend tell me they would give up any and all legal gun ownership entirely for legalized weed even though they're nearly as firearms proficient as I am.

>>33430876
Fuck that is a good looking gun. What model sphinx?