I had an old Remington 16 ga,looked just like a BrowningRemington built John Browning's hump back design for years over some import issues...……...maybe tariffs I wasn't born then...………...
I had an old Remington 16 ga,looked just like a BrowningRemington built John Browning's hump back design for years over some import issues...……...maybe tariffs I wasn't born then...………...
I was supposed to inherit my dad's old Model 12 until his nieces or their drug addict husbands stole it and a few other guns from his house while he was in the hospital before he died. Haunts me to this day because I know that gun ended up in some pawn shop for pennies on the dollar. Even had the slug barrel assembly and those are impossible to find anymore. Wouldn't have taken a million dollars for that gun if I had it today. Please take care of yours and don't let it get gone!Browning Model 1885 High Wall in 270.
Winchester Model 12 12 gauge shotgun.
Chiappa Half Pint Sharp`s 22 Magnum.
I already have the first two.
My dad had an 870 with a police barrel,he got it from the police chief of our city,,,,My pistols don't hang on a gunrack so I'm not giving up any of them.
1. My .54 Flintlock, for reason given by NC HillBilly, and because it fits so well and I just like it.
2. My Model 700 LH 7mm Rem. Mag.
3. A Remington Model 870 pump with a bunch of chokes.
This is a hard question to answer. I probably couldn't do it. In the end I think they'd have to pry my .40 cal. flintlock from my cold dead hands.
I shot a hole through my ceiling and roof with that Rossi unloading it in front of my mother and wife...…………...Remington 870 12 gauge
Marlin 30-30
Rossi 22 pump
Winchester 310 .22 single shot. You can't break them. Period.