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Remington 700 .223
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Glocks are considered a bargain gun when looking for a good defensive handgun.

Custom shop 1911's and Colt Pythons and Sig 210's are expensive.

I for one hate the AR rifle family.

when I go to get a rifle I'm probably gonna get an AK variant or assuming I do some serious saving, a Springfield M1A SOCOM.

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Yes, I have a romanian AK-47. It's in piece's right now because I had a "Hang Fire" the upper dust cover flew off and hit my wife. And my face was covered in black crap. I dropped the gun and then the spent shell came out looking like a half dollar. Very rare from what I'm told. I would have to agree, The AK's are way better then the AR family. And ammo is far cheaper then your .223 round. And I also like the handguns for your self defense needs. I have a New Hampshire concealment license and nothing fits better then my SW9VE shown above

yea the ak is better if what you are trying to kill is about 20yrds away after that the ar is supreme. aks are ****, cheaply made with no range. sure the 7.62 has more stopping power than the .223, but the accuracy of an ar-15 more than makes up for it i love my ar.

i'm probably going to get another handgun before too long -- not sure what right now though.

When I turn 21 I plan on getting my concealed permit and buying something decent to keep in my vehicle.

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Smith & Wesson M&P15T (AR-15)
Taurus PT111 MP 9mm
Mossberg 500 12guage
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From Top to Bottom:
Smith & Wesson M&P15T
Taurus PT-111MP
Mossberg 500 12 guage
Ruger 10/22

From top to bottom:

Smith & Wesson M&P15T (AR-15)
Taurus PT111 MP 9mm
Mossberg 500 12guage
Ruger 10/22[/QUOTE

That smith & wesson is awesome! I think the mossberg is my favorite.

The AR is REALLY expensive to shoot right now, ammo prices are through the roof. I'm looking into getting a reloading press but I'm torn right now. Its about to be summer and there are many things the 240 needs but.........I don't know what I'm gonna do yet.

I'm happy shooting Wolf out of my sks, it's no corrosive and one of the cleanest budget ammos for the caliber.

I'll be damned if i'm gonna pay twice as much for winchester white box when I can have something that's gonna shoot just as well.

I just despise the overall design of the AR.

the only thing I'd borrow from it when designing a 5.56 rifl is the magwell and release for cheap drop free goodness.

oh, Madlove for the Mossberg 500/590 line.

you'll be hard pressed to find a better pump shotgun for the price...especially if you're a southpaw and want one that's ambidextrious.

And one of these: AMT 9mm/.380 backup

just kidding but... you can hold down shift and tap the mouse key. hold down crouch for the added accuracy

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That's my Remington 700 in .300 win mag. It's sub-moa accurate, and packs some fairly heavy recoil. I let one of my friends shoot it (he said he had shot before, didn't mention it was only .22s) and he scoped his forehead on the first shot .

I also have a nice M91/30 Mosin for when I don't want to pay $1.25 a shot. Looking to pick up a pistol, probably a Sig P-226 in .40s&w.

Modified by bcar240 at 12:02 AM 9/8/2007

fun rifles...ammo is usually mildly corrosive for them though But they're accurate and cheap. Not to mention powerful. Typical Russian rifle.

I'd like to get one of the Nagant revolvers too....it's actually one of few if not the only revolver you can effectively suppress.

Agreed, they are a blast . I picked up some newer commercial ammo recently that was non corrosive, but the added cost pretty much defeats the purpose. I am looking to get an M44 carbine version as well. I hear because of the shortened barrel, they only actually burn about half the powder inside the barrel, the other half goes into spewing a respectable column of fire.

it's usually about a foot long fireball.

they're a little bit louder (hell, either one will deafen a person) and recoil is the same, just a little more muzzle rise.

I've seen a handful in beautiful shape sell for right around a 100bucks here. even one without the bayonet lug.

I'd really like to find one of the sniper rifles personally.

G36

MG3 (Best in class)
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NO I do not own these, but they were in my possession while I was in the army..

I was best in class with the MG3, previously known as the MG42 in WWII

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I'd really like to get a G3.

they're fun and really damn loud.

not to mention accurate as hell.

lol thats cute

I have found that if you have some idea what your looking for, a gun show can be a pretty good way to go. IMO, going into a gun show with just no preconceptions or information is a good way to end up either making a bad deal or worse, buying an unsafe gun. The last gun I bought was from a gun show, and that private seller rule is quite the loophole it is claimed to be. I handed some guy a wad of bills, he handed me a rifle, no questions asked. Either way, doing a lot of research is never a bad idea, going to a shop is not going to hurt at all, except maybe a little on the bottom line of the price, but I just have a little better piece of mind shopping there.

it's entirely too damn big.

if you wanna shoot in IDPA...it's a good buy.

I doubt you'll find one of those pistols at a gun show though....best bet would be find a dealer that will order it and mark up no more than 10 percent of their cost.

BUT chances are you won't get to handle one before you buy it like that, make damn sure it's what you want and will meet the criteria for which you're buying the gun in the first place.