List the ones you pull out of the safe and get the insta-wood for other than sentimental reasons.

Shotgun: Beretta A400
Rifle: 6.5 Grendel SBR / Suppressed
Pistol: Browning 1911-22 - Threaded

Late 70's era Colt Python 6" barrel

All of them!

Shotgun: Perazzi MT6 or Winchester 42
Rifle: Winchester 70 in 25-06
Pistol: my dad's gold cup

Before the boating accident, of course

Overall Definitely my S&W 629 Mountain Gun I bought in Anchorage. 44 mag 4 inch barrel. To this day it is still loaded in my closet.
I have a lot more guns worth more but that's my favorite. It would also qualify for last gun I would ever sell. If god forbid I am ever homeless I will be homeless armed with a .44 mag.

Rifle is probably my Walther KKM .22 rifle. Made more special when my then 9 YO son dropped it breaking the 65 year old stock. Fortunately a gunsmith in Copperas Cove did a miraculous job restoring it. It is the best looking rifle I own, has the best trigger, and shoots shockingly accurate groups at 100 yards. Bausch & Lamb scope.

Not a big shotgunner but do have a Benelli Legacy I like a lot. Took it out in the heat last week.

JP AR10 in 6.5cm

Shotgun: Benelli Montefeltro Silver 12 GA

Rifle Ruger 5.56 MPR Texas Flag cerakote

Pistol: FN FNX 45.

I don't have anything close to a collector's piece. I'd say my favorite is my 4" GP100 in .357. And I do love it!

These, for two. I have another with Alan Harton I'm expecting to hear about any day.

Luger my dad brought back.

agsalaska said:

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Overall Definitely my S&W 629 Mountain Gun I bought in Anchorage. 44 mag 4 inch barrel. To this day it is still loaded in my closet.
I have a lot more guns worth more but that's my favorite. It would also qualify for last gun I would ever sell. If god forbid I am ever homeless I will be homeless armed with a .44 mag.

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You have shockingly good taste for an undercover ATF agent.

Also, your pictures aren't coming through.

CactusThomas said:

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These, for two. I have another with Alan Harton I'm expecting to hear about any day.

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Beautiful single actions! Absolutely stunning!

Shotgun: Any of my browning O/Us... depends on what we're going after.
Rifle: Blaser R93 Tac
Sub gun: B&T SPC-9
Pistol: CZ Custom DuoTone SP-01 Shadow

Honorable mention: Any of the stupid guns I got off of Caladan before he moved.

TheEyeGuy said:

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Shotgun: Any of my browning O/Us... depends on what we're going after.
Rifle: Blaser R93 Tac
Sub gun: B&T SPC-9
Pistol: CZ Custom DuoTone SP-01 Shadow

Honorable mention: Any of the stupid guns I got off of Caladan before he moved.

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It was great knowing that those weird guns went to someone who would appreciate them.....

C

Shotgun: Benelli Nova, but only because it is the only shotgun I own.
Bolt-action rifle: Weatherby Mk XXII (made by Anschutz).
Semi-auto rifle: Steyr AUG, mainly because it is unusual and weird, kinda like me.
Pistol: HK P7, birthday gift from wife, but not listed because of sentimental reasons. It really is my favorite.
Revolver: S&W 63.

But my most fun gun might be my 10/22 with binary trigger and 25 round mags. That thing is a hoot-and-a-half.....

C

And I say stupid in the most positive way possible. Stupid as in.... I picked up some rather unique things from you.

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Ruger No.1 in 25-06

Shotgun: AYA 12 ga my grandfather had built in '56
Rifle: Ruger 1 in 30-06
Fun: Puma lever in .38/.357

If I owned any I bet I'd have favorites.

I love my 1948 Browning Sweet Sixteen. It's definitely not collector quality but shoots like a dream. Wish I could meet the folks that handled it over the years when I take it out shooting. If the scratches and nicks could talk!

M44 mosin, followed by naa 22mag revolver. Both are cheap and completely useless but so fun to handle and shoot

Rifle - Grendel
Shotgun - Beretta 391
Pistol - Coonan 357

agsalaska said:

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Overall Definitely my S&W 629 Mountain Gun I bought in Anchorage. 44 mag 4 inch barrel. To this day it is still loaded in my closet.
I have a lot more guns worth more but that's my favorite. It would also qualify for last gun I would ever sell. If god forbid I am ever homeless I will be homeless armed with a .44.

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My 4" 629 .44 mag Mountain Gun was at the top of my list for a good while. Liked it so much I bought a 4" 625 MG in .45 Colt, so now it has competition.

For rifles I guess it's a Weatherby Mark V in .270 Win. One of the first ones Wby made after relocating to Sheridan WY. It's light, handles well, and is the first rifle I've owned that shot a sub moa group with the first handload I tried with it, a reduced load I used during barrel break in.

Shotgun - Beretta Jubilee .410/28 gauge combo

Rife - Todd Ramirez 30/06

Pistol - HK P7M8

I had a feeling a lot of people would post revolvers among their favorites. People always seem to have a special fondness of them.

Rifle: Ruger M77 25-06 with old school Leupold 3-9x. I hit anything I'm shooting at with it.

Pistol: Ruger Redhawk 44mag. Have taken several deer with it and countless jackrabbits. It's a very early build. I think I bought it in 1982. I know my mom had to go with me to pick it up so she could sign for it because I was about 16yo at the time.

Shotgun: Not a scattergun shooter so I'm not really attached to any of my shotguns.

Honorable mention: Ruger 10-22 stainless fat barrel target rifle with Leupold 4-12x. This replaced one of my most treasured that got stolen - Winchester 9422 with 2-7x Leupold on sight-thru mounts. It was my varmint gun as a kid and it makes me tear up thinking of all the fun I had with that little rifle. I shot lots of fox, ringtails, and coons with that rifle back when you could sell pelts to the traveling buyers.

Sig 226

I have newer guns, but there is something about family guns that do it for me.

Shotgun: 870 Wingmaster 12g I got after my grandfather passed. I feel connected with him every time I use it. I also shoot better with it than my SX4 and A400 Xplor.

Rifle: Winchester 9422M my dad bought in HS. It's my absolute favorite gun to shoot and always has been since I was a kid.

Marlin/Glenfield Model 60 .22 caliber semiautomatic. Mid 70's vintage.

I nearly put my p7 on the list. It is niiiice but I don't go out of the way to shoot it like I do others. I do get warm fuzzies when I get it out, however.

CactusThomas said:

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Also, your pictures aren't coming through.

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Haha. It's all in the job description

Here is my mountain gun next to its model 29-2 cousin.

Krieghoff K80 Mystic Bavarian Scroll

40 Year old Savage 270 accurized by a USMC Armorer

Colt Model 1911 45cal

Triangle shooting sports 1911.

Mauser 22 bolt action.

Randy Lee 625.

Everything else is either sentimental or a tool.