Just wondering what kind of guns all of you guys like out there. My favorite so far is a springfield xd in .40

I know I know its suppose to be a .45 but that stuff is so expensive to shoot.

Barrett M107

haven't had the chance to shoot a barret but it is definatley on the things to do list.

SSBN class........

Charlie

G27 still (so far) for my CC.

G22 for nightstand.

and still saving for a Kimber Ultra Carry

It's a Stevens .22 pump. My grandfather bought it at an auction for 35 cents with a broken stock back in the 1940's. He hand carved a new stock for it and it's been passed down to me through my father.

Dad also had it restored by a world class gunsmith before I got it. Shoots better than ever.

Winchester Model 70, .264 winchester Magnum

Sig P229 .40SW w/Crimson Trace grips and my 1911.

I'm waiting for MACs to come along and say "the one in my pants".

For carrying, Ruger .357 mag. Security Six.

For pleasing crowds (range), Dan Wesson .44 mag.

For creating brown and/or red trail on the floors at home (aka the **** or hit burglar's exit) at home, just the inexpensive 12 gauge.

#5 Should have gotten a G37

#9 Why would MACS want the one in your pants?

Probably Tim Bessell's Rhino Chaser, but I rarely get into big enough waves to justify the purchase.

sup with a G37 Tom?

"11. Author: pacman357 Date: 08/26/2010 11:06 PM Reply

#9 Why would MACS want the one in your pants?"

Well it is a nice one, but I meant the one is HIS pants.

^Inside joke, Davey.

I have a G19 (9mm), Browning Buckmark (.22) and a Marlin 60SB (.22).

Plinkin' is cheap.

Glock's are ayite.

Probably the two Winchester 1897 12 gauge trench guns I got passed down to me that go back to my great-grandfather. One is a civilian model and the other is the M97 military version.

-JT

#13 Long story...short version is, it's a car that MACS covets...so me and my cuz, ThunderGerbil keep the issue front and center. All in good fun.

#14 Hey, what happens between two consenting adults, a dwarf, a horse, and a circus clown is none of my business.

#15 Yeah, plinkin' is cheap. Still...I got lazy with the 2007 Mustang GT a couple months back. Low tire warning, a repeat, I was ticked off about unrelated stuff and back was killing me anyway, so I took the F-150 for a few days...then a few more...damn, love the XM radio most days, and this truck isn't a beast, but it is roomy and provides a nice, smooth ride, and much easier to get in and out when the back is hurting....

Mustang sure showed me. Battery died. Had a trickle charger sitting on my motorcycle, just hadn't thought to use it. Tried all the old tricks from my Sears day, no luck. The wife picks up a new battery on the mainland...wrong size. Then a part for the battery tie-down goes missing...new battery, have to charge it...

Finally got back in and drove it a couple weeks ago. Damn, I had forgotten how much I enjoyed the car; especially with some Ozzie via the iPod, 500 watts cranked up....Think I'll keep it, even with the 2011 advances. That car just...well, it just suits me. Had it now just a couple months shy of 4 years, still not even 28K on the odometer.

Except today. Farkin' back!

#16 C'mon, admit it...you guys in the lab already invented your own laser gun, right?

Laser guns are so 1980s, we're into plasma guns now, sheesh!

Ruger 10/22 w/ folding stock,

and

Mossburg pump 20 gauge.