It's pronounced "uggie" for most who lust after them. Unfortunately very scarce in Canada.
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It's pronounced "uggie" for most who lust after them. Unfortunately very scarce in Canada.
Browning Citori 28ga Nothing has left the safe since.
But that's cheating. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by terrym
Although it's new and doesn't have the legacy of some of the guns mentioned, it's hard to beat my Beretta A400 Xtreme. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking. Never jammed
Tough call. My grandpa's Ithaca 37 featherlite followed by my Kimber classic select 257 Roberts or the Browning sa .22 .
Every gun in my cabinet means something to me. My favorite though would probably be my mod 70 featherweight .257.
I have very few needs for my cabinet anymore. Maybe two.
Wants however.....
I have yet to fire it but i woul dhave to say just for the drool factor my newly acquired browning blr .308 topped with leupold vx 1 3x9
Wow, hard choice here. Have to start with .223, know it well and fired many rds (Comfortable). Next 870 is next, the versatility of this gun with 3 barrels, and multiple hand loads I use, Slugs, “0” buck shot, wax loads, chain loads, 23” turkey barrel used in bush for rabbit and grouse, and 28” barrel for Ducks/Geese. The (heritage/nostalgia gun), Hawkens .50 Cal, BP gifted from my Dad that he built in 1974, just feels good to shoot her…lastly Ruger 10/22 fun gun.
Its got to be the old FN 12g. Dad got it as a trade on one of his Brit pups back when I was 8. Sat in the gun cabinet waiting for me till I turned 15. 33 years later still by my side. No fancy engravings heavy as a ton of bricks but boy she drops birds at will.
Henry lever action 22lr