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06-05-2009, 02:39 AM
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Favorite Gun Pic Thread
Well, this is my favorite due to the fun it brings, I can shoot it all day and knock over shotgun shells at 50 yards just for fn. Its dead on accurate and eats anything i feed it. I love bringing out a friends centerfire, but seriously, Ican afford to shoot very long. Anyone (who hasn't read my profile) care to gess what it is? BTW, sad day, last time I get to shoot for the next........3 months!
And of course, post yours  WTF! Pic didnt attach....BRB Ill try again Sorry guys, only have this link, hope itll do [img]_th.[/img] EDIT by Gunmaster45:  Using my admin powers to add the image. 
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06-05-2009, 04:03 AM
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My first plinker was a Remington Model 521 .22 long rifle bolt action. I had Lyman peep sights and could hit cans off a post all day, but now I've moved on to bigger and badder guns. I prefer target shooting with my super-duper custom Ruger 10/22 with a very large scope magnification, yardage adjustablility, and the ability to shoot a one-hole at 50 yards if the shooter is steady. I brought it to a .22 shooting match once and brought everyone to shame by shooting the paintballs off the posts as well as the golf balls and thumb tacks. That was a fun day...
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06-05-2009, 07:40 AM
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My favorite rifle (that I personally own) is my Bushmaster AR-15. Say whatever you want about the AR. I know there are plenty of haters out there, but the ability to put rapid and accurate shots wherever I want, makes this my favorite rifle. It has also been 100% reliable. My AK-47 is really fun too but I gotta give the edge to the AR. The remainder of my rifles are fun as well but AR and AK are the top 2.
As far as pistols go, I have a much harder time deciding because I shoot them all a lot and they all fill different niches. 
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06-06-2009, 01:10 AM
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I'm getting a Bushmaster too! I haven't gotten to shoot it yet but it seems pretty awesome. But .223s are SO loud people in China call to complain. You can't shoot a gun like that as often as a .22 or even a 12 Gauge, (which I shoot both often) because it is about ten times louder. Same with 7.62x39mm rounds. I shot an SKS and I could hear the echo through my earmuffs.
I remember I fired three rounds from an AR-15 on a firing range once without ear plugs and it took me ten seconds before I could hear more than ringing. BTW, I'll grab a shot of the M4A3 when I put the original forend back on and of course, purchase it (it's sitting at my grandparents house right now as my dad and the guy work it out.
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06-06-2009, 05:32 AM
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I shoot mostly at an indoor range which makes it even louder. I wear earplugs and earmuffs over them. Works great. I also have a cabin I shoot at but I don't have any close neighbors to worry about noise.
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06-06-2009, 08:26 PM
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Here's three shots of "Gladys" with a wooden stock, 16" barrel, and a 15 round magazine. The gun is too long for one shot, so that's why I need to use three.
   I have more gun pics to show but lets just stop at this for a minute.
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06-06-2009, 09:18 PM
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Didnt know they make a long barrel for an 1911
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06-06-2009, 09:20 PM
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Check this out, its beautiful!!!!!!!!!
 I thought only the C96 had the "red 9" grips not my gun though............I wish
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06-07-2009, 05:40 AM
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