RE: You have to choose ONE gun...
 

I've got a gorgeous model 12 made in 1911. It would be between that and my Model 7600 270 pump.

RE: You have to choose ONE gun...
 

1894 Winchester lever 30.30 that was handed down through the family - octagon barrel with tang peep with about 400 rounds through it. Rest replacable.

RE: You have to choose ONE gun...
 

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Do you want the serial numbers too?

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RE: You have to choose ONE gun...
 

Greets,
TOUGH DECISION!
But I would have to get my 30-06 out, it was my wifes fathers, and my 9mm handgun as its my only defens gun


Just my uneducated opinion!
Terry

RE: You have to choose ONE gun...
 

I guess I could replace about all my guns except the sentamental feelings I have for my weathered and worn Winchester model 70 in .264 win mag.

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Get everyone else in the family out and then go back to the cabinet and start chuckin' em out the window.

RE: You have to choose ONE gun...
 

I'm with Frizzellr, I'd grab my 12 gauge BPS if I would only have the one gun left for survival. From self defense, to small game on up. This is the one gun that could do it all.

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I'd grab one of the two that were passed down to me when my grandfather passed away. Either the Winchester 62A .22 pump in near mint shape or the Ithaca side-by-side 16 gauge. The rest will get replaced.

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No Briman, I don't want serial #'s. I'm just not a big rifleman since I can't hunt with them here in IL. I was anticipating getting many responses that specified a make and model, but with my limited experience, I wouldn't know which were levers, semi-autos, bolts and so forth.

I think the interesting part is really the reasons why a person would choose one over another. Some are sentimental, and others are functional, while still others would rather burn with their treasures than live on without them.<img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle>

Let us hope none of us ever has to make the choice, either because of a fire or being forced from our homes and only being able to take what we can carry.



Keep 'em all in the Bull.

Edited by - bulzeye on 02/07/2002 11:32:48