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trafficer21
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the one in my hand when i need it |
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PraiseBob
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Overall I have to go with the pump action 12 gage.
It is very versatile. You can shoot a variety of ammo from a very light bird shot to a brass hollow point slug.
As a hunting weapon, depending on the ammo you can pretty much hut anything from game birds to deer and other larger mammals.
As a sport shooting weapon you can shoot trap and skeet.
As a defensive weapon they can be darned effective, not only because they don't require much accuracy to aim effectively, but because if you run out of ammo and you find yourself in close quarter combat they can be used as a very solid club as well.
Also, the pump action itself mechanically has very little that can go wrong with it, thus making it very reliable. |
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benminer
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Glock 36 w/ Federal Premium Hydra-shok 230-grain JHP. well-concealed of course. |
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Digital Katana's
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Springfield 1911 .45 ACP and the 50 caliber machine gun |
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AngelOfRock
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i don't like guns i prefer knives like these which had electra |
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illustrat_ed_designs
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Ruger series handguns are generally nice to look at and easy to aim and fire. They're pretty well counter-balanced and the recoil won't throw off your aim when the trigger is pulled.
My choice? The P-89 and P-91 models. |
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Paul H
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The one between my legs. ;) |
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Sonic92
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Remmington .35 (rifle). It's kind of heavy to carry while hunting deer...but the power and accuracy is worth it. |
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Bones
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tight bore 7 magnum, Winchester. |
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Becky F
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12 gage shot gun for deer hunting. even though i do not hunt because i can dress the animal after killing. it makes me very ill |
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Nobody's home
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.12 gauge pump shotgun.
It's an attention-getter. |
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rhett_madison
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GLOCK20C
SIG 229 40 CAL |
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Free Bird
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LadySmith and Wesson .357 http://www.womenandguns.com/wfn/ladysmith.html |
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jane
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the saw |
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SPAS 12, Kalshnikov AK 47, WA 500 Sniper |
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Squirt Gun |
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elvizpressley
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Snub Nose 22 |
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Reaper King
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.45 colt.....silenced. |
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nidia1972@sbcglobal.net
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nine mm barreta |
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Kitty?
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The kind that takes water and doesn't kill ppl. |
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scifi_fan69
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16 inch battleship gun. If it can shoot a round the weight of a VW bettle 20 miles it's good with me. |
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home improvement at its best
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Mine is my Rugar 44 mag 12 1/2" barrel nickel plated, packmier grips and a 8x40 stainlees scope. You can run but you cant hide. |
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Mr. October
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1. The 16" rifle on WWII battleships
2. Ak 47
3. 1912 Colt .45
4. M-60 machine gun |
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elucase
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I'm a fan of the M249 SAW machine gun. It's my assigned weapon in the military.
It fires 5.56 rounds at an awesome 750 RPM. It has virtually no recoil and sits atop a bipod. It can be fed through a magazine or through a 200 round barrel.
This machine was adopted for use by the Army in 1982 and has been the main machine gun for light infantry troops since.
The finest gun one has ever used. |
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Kenny F
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Magnum PI |
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brettadams32
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anything Hechler & Koch |
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Doc Holiday
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Handgun: Colt .45 acp "Government Model".
Rifle: Toss-up between the AR-15 and the Romanian SAR-1.
Shotgun: Remington 870 pump. |
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The AntiChrist
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Gov't Model 1911A1 for a handgun
FN-FAL for an assault rifle
Remington 870 Wingmaster for a shotgun
Swedish M38 for a bolt-action rifle
French M1949 for a sub-machinegun
Browning M2 HB for the heavy stuff |
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