mauser06

what is your favorite gun youve ever fired?im gunna have to say a full auto mp5 with a suppressor on it...nice being able to shoot a 9mm without ear muffs! and that gunsa blast...ive probally put 500 rounds through one and it isnt mine! its all legal before people start stuff...theres a few others i loved shooting liek a full auto supressed 10/22...but the mp5 is great...maybe because it cost over 6k but its just great to fire..i love it! ive shot a good number of machine guns and none are such a joy to fire...i mean they are still fun but nothing like the mp5....whats your favorite gun youve fired?

halcon

My favorite would have to be the double barrel 16 ga. I bought when I was twelve years old .

rednekhuntr

My Win 88 in .308

You can't eat what you miss!

frizzellr

Its a toss up between my Rem 788 in 7mm-08 Rem or my Savage 116 in 300 Win Mag.

Quilly

browning medallion chambered in 30-06sprg.

eldeguello

Ruger No. 1B in 7mm Rem. Mag. Also 1A in 7X57mm.

Keep yore powder dry!!

PaJack

I'll have to say my Encore in the 25-06...<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

Hunt Safe!

Jack

Chipola Creek

I enjoy shooting and hunting with my Brno/CZ 600 30.06 rifle, which I affectionately call &quot;Ole Ugly&quot; - not a pretty rifle, but much preferred to all the Sako, Rugers, Remington & Brownings I own.

On the non-standard shooting, I always enjoyed firing the main 105mm main gun on the M60A3 tank on a battle run at Grafenwoehr or an M203 grenade launcher while hanging out the side door of a UH-1 fying interdiction on some Victor Charlie down the Delta way.

Heaven is best viewed from a deer stand at sunrise in the forest

Favorite Sticker: Vegetarian is Indian for Lousy Hunter

3030win

Mossberg Bolt action 410. Just plain fun to shoot.

Guns cause crime, like flies cause garbage.

seattlesetters

A 16ga John Dickson Round Action double. That gun is worth so much money, I had no idea why the owner would even fire it. Until he let me shoot a couple of pheasants with it, then I understood. Finest piece of craftsmanship I've ever had the pleasure of seeing or handling.

Good Dogwork and Good Hunting