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If you could only have three.....
- Thread starter Bobby Linton
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smokey30725
Senior Member
My 1970 Winchester 94 in 30/30
My Browning BPS in 12 ga
My 1960's vintage Ruger 10/22
My Browning BPS in 12 ga
My 1960's vintage Ruger 10/22
660griz
Senior Member
Rem 700 (.308)
Rem 870
Ruger 10/22
Rem 870
Ruger 10/22
Rich Kaminski
Senior Member
1.) Weatherby 300 Win Mag
2.) Browning Citori O/U 12 GA high vent rib
3.) Ruger MkII 243
2.) Browning Citori O/U 12 GA high vent rib
3.) Ruger MkII 243
rattlesnake1
Senior Member
1.) Benelli 12g
2.) Ruger 260
3.) Ruger 10/22
2.) Ruger 260
3.) Ruger 10/22
GunnSmokeer
Senior Member
Only 3 long guns?
I'd have to make an AR type semi-auto rifle my one and only centerfire gun.
I'd use that for hunting deer, predator control (coyotes beyond 50 yards), and my "Second Amendment" militia weapon for defending my home and community.
But, it would probably be a 20" barreled rifle, with a full length fixed stock, not a SWAT type tactical carbine.
My shotgun-- could be just about anything that uses sets of screw-in chokes.
Probably a pump. Maybe I'd go old-school on this and get a Winchester model 12 or 1200, or an Ithaca model 37. I'd prefer it in 20 gauge. I can handle 12 bore just fine, but I want to teach women, kids, and newbies the art of shooting shotguns too, so let's make it a 20 ga.
My rimfire-- that would have to be a Ruger 10/22. I want the options of easily swapping-out barrels, stocks, etc. I might have a gunsmith accurize it by tightening the chamber and reducing the weight of the trigger pull from 8 lbs. or whatever horrible weight it comes with from Ruger down to a reasonable 3 lbs.
I'd have to make an AR type semi-auto rifle my one and only centerfire gun.
I'd use that for hunting deer, predator control (coyotes beyond 50 yards), and my "Second Amendment" militia weapon for defending my home and community.
But, it would probably be a 20" barreled rifle, with a full length fixed stock, not a SWAT type tactical carbine.
My shotgun-- could be just about anything that uses sets of screw-in chokes.
Probably a pump. Maybe I'd go old-school on this and get a Winchester model 12 or 1200, or an Ithaca model 37. I'd prefer it in 20 gauge. I can handle 12 bore just fine, but I want to teach women, kids, and newbies the art of shooting shotguns too, so let's make it a 20 ga.
My rimfire-- that would have to be a Ruger 10/22. I want the options of easily swapping-out barrels, stocks, etc. I might have a gunsmith accurize it by tightening the chamber and reducing the weight of the trigger pull from 8 lbs. or whatever horrible weight it comes with from Ruger down to a reasonable 3 lbs.
SC Hunter
Senior Member
1. Remington 700 308
2. 870 20 gauge
3. Ruger 10-22 or marlin bolt action tube fed 22 magnum.
2. 870 20 gauge
3. Ruger 10-22 or marlin bolt action tube fed 22 magnum.
mallardsx2
BANNED
Browning A-bolt 300 WSM
Winchester SX2 3.5" 12 Gauge
Ruger 10/22
Winchester SX2 3.5" 12 Gauge
Ruger 10/22
Dutch
AMERICAN WARRIOR
Remington 760 .30-06
Remington 870 Express 12ga.
Marlin 881 22lr
Remington 870 Express 12ga.
Marlin 881 22lr
Ruger 77 all weather .308
Marlin Model 60 .22
Savage Model 550 20 gauge SxS
Marlin Model 60 .22
Savage Model 550 20 gauge SxS
Bigmonk96
Senior Member
BAR .270
FRANCHI 12GA.
Winchester 290 DLX 22
FRANCHI 12GA.
Winchester 290 DLX 22
lonewolf247
Senior Member
It sure would be a shame to have to go down to 3!
As follows:
Browning Bar LW Stalker 30-06
Remington 1100 (3") 12 Gauge
Ruger Stainless 10/22
As follows:
Browning Bar LW Stalker 30-06
Remington 1100 (3") 12 Gauge
Ruger Stainless 10/22
