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What firearm of yours makes you most happy the 2'nd Amendment exists
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M6ic enhanced, Iron sights currently.
My 08 vintage Gen3 Glock 19 is the only gun I would never sell under any circumstances, unless I couldn't afford to eat or something insane like that. It would be in the cardboard box with me in the tent city, LOL. Even if someone offered me $2000 for that gun right now I'd probably tell them politely to go screw. And I know that sounds insane because it's just a $500 pistol... but its one that I would quickly trust my life to no doubt about it. It has never f***ed up, not even once. I put an OEM 3.5 connector in it, set of trij night sights (mostly because I wanted sights that weren't plastic, not for "seeing in the dark" I view trit lamps as a "find my pistol in the dark" thing more than a seeing the target thing... ) Glock ext slide lock, Vickers mag release... It runs everything from shit weak ammo to the hottest +P+ that underwood sells. I think I replaced the recoil spring in it once. Probably has like 4K down the pipe.
As far as the original question goes though, I have to say "pretty much everything I own"... but if I had to pick just
one... it would be that one.
-Mike
As far as the original question goes though, I have to say "pretty much everything I own"... but if I had to pick just
one... it would be that one.
-Mike
It’s gotta be my Beretta 92fs and my pre- freedom group Bushmaster AR. The first pistol and the first rifle I bought myself after getting my permission slip. Neither are stock and both may change in future but they will never be sold.
usp45ct
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All of the arms which I keep and bear. From the smoothbore flintlock fowler I built to the msrs and Glocks to the bodyguard .380 thats in my pocket as I type this.
Varmint
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My BCM 14.5” AR, cause I know that makes me a threat to tyranny.
M60
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I have a pre ban Colt AR 9mm that does it for me. It's light, accurate, utterly reliable and out to 100 yards or so it's pretty effective with Winchester Ranger ammo. I've picked up a bunch of 20, 25 and 32 round, Colt mags over time and it also can use UZI mags. The fact that I can use the same ammo as the Glock 19 and Kimber, 1911, 9mm is a nice bonus.
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BUMPA01603
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Love them all, especially the Glocks because MH hates on them so much...
But my two favorites are my US milsurp WWII Garand and M1 Inland carbines. I wish they could talk, the stories they
hold!
But my two favorites are my US milsurp WWII Garand and M1 Inland carbines. I wish they could talk, the stories they
hold!
Other than particular guns with sentimental value, it's definitely the black rifles. Kinda weird it might be treated as heirlooms. Hopefully all the stripped lowers I saved for my kids won't be contraband when they come of age and they get to enjoy them.
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I am doing everything I can to not get hotel drunk and order one of those URGI completes from Geissele/Brownells and moving all of that gear to it since I have a new SF SOCOM can in NFA jail.
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My favorite firearms are the ones in the hands of freedom loving men and women that fought their asses off in every conflict since April 19, 1775, ensuring that we all have the opportunity to be sure that this country remains free.
Bless all of you that have served, will serve, and everyone else that has personally taken up arms to be sure that freedom continues to be something we all experience rather than just dream about. Stay strong, stay vigilant.
Bless all of you that have served, will serve, and everyone else that has personally taken up arms to be sure that freedom continues to be something we all experience rather than just dream about. Stay strong, stay vigilant.
