Bulzeye

A recent conversation in this forum made me think. (no easy task)<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

If your house was burning, all your firearms were in it, and for some reason you could only save one long gun and/or one handgun, what would it be?

I recently read a post from a couple of guys who knew exactly what they would choose, and it occured to me that it's something we should all know about ourselves and our guns.

Share details:
-caliber
-make
-model
-action type
-barrel length
-and most importantly &quot;WHY?&quot;

Would your pick be for hunting, defense, a gun that could do both? Would it be a family heirloom, or an expensive custom built special gun?

Keep 'em all in the Bull.

Rem. 222

I would burn with them!

Rem. 222

frizzellr

Not going to go into the intimate details about my guns, but if I had to choose one it would be my 12 gauge pump. The reason is I can take anything from small game to big game with it and I can use it effectively for home defense.

BT

thats easy. I would hate to lose any of my guns but most of them are replacible. the 12. W. richison that was my GGrandfathers. it's not replacible.

FlatTop

My new WBY 300. Will take anything from bunnies to grizz and theifs cleanly.

Swampdog

First one I could get my hands on.After I got my family out.

mike dyer

probobly my 300 its a great round anything from deer to elk to bears

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Nomercy

I keep my guns in either a fire proof gun safe, or an aluminum gun case for just this reason, so they'll either survive the fire, or I can grab the Aluminum and take out 6 with me. If I could only take one, I'd take either my Ruger markII m77.30-06, my baby, or my most recent buy for my girlfriend, an 1894 German made Mexican mauser, it's 108 years old, so I couldn't let her burn.

denclark

hopefully insurance would cover it but i would grab a 300 win mag