I love to shoot my grizzly mk 4 44magnum looks like a 1911 on steroids,i reload so i shoot for less than 6 cents a round,i also like my ar-10 in .308 it goes boom scrumptiously,and my ar-15's i also have a 22 conversion for my ar-15s so i can plink away fer pennies,i reload .223 and it's about 12 cents a bang
My favorite fun gun is also my choice if I know I am in a high threat situation.
Springer:
Carry 24-7 or guess right.
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Probably would have to be one of my .22LRs because they are so much fun and CHEAP to shoot. On a trip to the range I usually go through 50rounds of 9mm, 50 rounds of .45, and 350 rounds of .22LR.
My overall fave is a stainless steel Gold Cup Custom Edition Colt Commander in 45ACP. I bought this in the mid 90's almost NIB with maybe 50 rounds through it tops. It came from the factory with a lowered & flared port, a beavertail, a beveled mag well, and a beautiful set of rosewood grips. I have since modified it to include a Videcki trigger, a full length two piece guide rod, an arched mainspring housing, a set of checkered wooden grips, and a set of tritium night sights that conform to the original Colt/Eliason style adjustable sights. It also has an action job with the trigger set to 4 lbs.
It's very accurate and I frequently use it as a carry piece.
Equally enjoyable to shoot is a Hammerli 208S in 22LR that I bought new in 2000. The gun is box stock except for an Ultradot sight. For bullseye, nothing beats a 208S.
Ahm jus' a Southern boy trapped in a Yankee's body
My favorite shooter is a Mosin-Nagant 91/30. I've got it fitted with Mojo sights, and have found this gun to be great for working on self-control and technique. Here we are at the range:
A twin 10-22 mounted on a tripod with a hand crank that alternately fires one then the other, as fas as you can turn the crank. Mini Gatling gun. That thing eats up .22 ammo quick
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"So what do we do about it?" Jimmie Dix
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