Jennings or Raven , I need all my fingers.
We've had some threads about what your fav gun is/fav manufacturer/etc.
What gun would you NOT own if someone gave it to you?
Jennings or Raven , I need all my fingers.
I have no idea the maker of this gun, but it was a 1911 style handgun and this thing was horrible. I could shoot a single shot T/C Contender pistol faster than that handgun. Not only did it jam on every other shot and was never hitting what I was aiming at it did a horrible thing you would never want to have happen in an HD situation. The whole freaking slide and barrel assembly came off on counter-recoil.![]()
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No tactical tupperware for me period![]()
I never see myself buying any Taurus products - I know some like them. But, I've also seen enough neg that I'm just not interested.
I would also never buy a Norinco or any Phillipine made 1911
I'm sure someone will countermand me here, but that's just my opinion :P![]()
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Never a BRYCO-JENNINGS here.As you can see - I am a NEWBIE
Oh, that's such an easy one - pick something more mainstream :-D :-DOriginally Posted by KINGMAX
Well now, being given something is one thing. I've accepted some pretty raunchy guns and pieces of guns in my time.
But I won't make any effort to own a 9mm pistol of any type, nor any guns with plastic frames or parts. Prefer not to own foreign made firearms, though have owned one Italian made single action. And I do have a Mauser pistol as a War souvenier.
I prefer my guns to be steel, brass and wood. And I appreciate a gun that doesn't throw my empty brass all over the countryside. And, while I do have some .357 Magnums, I prefer calibers with some authority. I do lean toward the .44 and .45 caliber guns.
I prefer blue steel over stainless. I did have one stainless Smith & Wesson.
Bob Wright
I can't think of any gun I would not own if someone gave it to me, I could always sell it or give it away. Now when it comes to buying guns, I would never buy a 40 caliber anything.
WHOA! While the .40 Short & Wimpy has given the .40 genre a bad name, there are still some fortys worthy of attention, though one is really not considered a .40, the .38-40 revolver, especially those converted from three-screw Ruber Blackhawk .357s. And the .401 Eimer guns that were making the rounds a few years back. And the 10mm seems promising.
But a good late model Colt SA in .38-40 rivals the .41 Magnum when properly handloaded.
Bob Wright
I will never buy a HK pistol, or a XD, or any other of the ugly earopean style (long ugly gripped) pistol.......
Disclaimer: I am sure they work fine I just personally cannot stand the way they look.
I wouldn't own a Hi Point pistol :-D :-D :-D :-D
Guess the only gun I would refuse to own, would be an illegal one. Some that are unsafe to shoot could be a collecter item. My preference for modern guns are the Stainless steel dull finished ones.
I like guns too much to say there's one I wouldn't ever own.
Of course some would have to be given to me free for me to have them.
Err, like a Grock.
AFS
I would never own a Bersa........ I would not trust it for Concealed Carry.
i would probablyt never own a 22 revolver....id rather throw a brick
A brick is fine at close range, though meat destruction is a little severe. And the possibility of that brick getting hung up in the tree limbs could pose a threat to others.
And a heck of a looping trajectory.
A .22 revolver isn't much, but its a dandy squirrel gun!
Bob Wright
Walther P99Originally Posted by DennyCrane
Just wanted to get a rise out of Shipwreck
Give it to me then :P :P :P :P :POriginally Posted by spacedoggy
firestorm,argenitine,jennings,hi point,just to name a fewauto-loaders way to many revolvers that have been out there
Don't say never, they are a lot of fun to shoot and cheap.Originally Posted by newbie222
Originally Posted by newbie222
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Have you ever shot a quality .22 revolver???![]()
I will always have at least one or more. :-D :-D
I have never owned a Glock , Springfield Armory, HK, Berretta or some of the other top notch weapons but I wouldn't say never.
I've seen posts naming the Hi-Point & the Taurus. I can't think of a gun I would NOT own. I like them all too much to turn one down especially if given to me.
I have read a ton of negative stuff about Hi-Point, but find mostly it is from people who've never owned or shot one. Granted they are ugly, but they are reliable and accurate in my experience. The first handgun I ever bought was the Hi-Point C-9. Since then I have purchased the .45 and both HP carbines. Out of 20 in the stable, I find that my Hi-Points are among the best value of them all.
As far as Taurus; I have the PT-145 Millenium (pre-pro model), and it rocks! 10+1 of big .45 and a pleasure to shoot for such a small concealable package. This pistol rides with me every day!
So if you any of you guys have Hi-Points or Taurus' that you don't want, send them to me. I'll be glad to pay the shipping. Because even if something went wrong with either, they both have a lifetime warranty on the gun, regardless of which owner. 8)