Lets see your first gun
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From: MIAMI, FLORIDA
this is an 80's model and the only thing i've had to replace is the firing pin after having, no lie, probably more than 100,000 rounds through it - probably way more. i was just looking for some more banna clips and see that marlin still makes them. they're great little guns.
Diesel Bomber
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From: Roanoke,VA
That's why you hold it hip level and not infront of your face
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Here's the only picture i have of my first gun. WINGMASTER
* hope you don't mind the pic
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Here's the only picture i have of my first gun. WINGMASTER
* hope you don't mind the pic
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Diesel Wrench
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From: Driggs, Idaho
My first was actually 2. A 1984-ish Marlin Model 60 .22 and a 1965-ish Remington 870 Wingmaster.
No pic of the .22 when I got it but it was just the same as the first pic except no scope and it was blued. Then I painted it camo this last summer. The 870 I found under the seat of my dad's 73 F350 and he didn't even remember he had it. It had no buttstock on it when I found it and the original wood foregrip. I picked up the Blackhawk Knoxx stock for it because I thought it would be cool. I like shooting my buddys guns with the factory stock better. I'll be switching it out as soon as I sell it. I've been wanting to build it for more of a tactical/home defense role rather than a hunting gun.
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My brother bought a Mossy 500 with the pistol grip and I don't have any problem aiming it. You just have to make sure you have it out a ways from your face or center it on your body and "point shoot" it.
No pic of the .22 when I got it but it was just the same as the first pic except no scope and it was blued. Then I painted it camo this last summer. The 870 I found under the seat of my dad's 73 F350 and he didn't even remember he had it. It had no buttstock on it when I found it and the original wood foregrip. I picked up the Blackhawk Knoxx stock for it because I thought it would be cool. I like shooting my buddys guns with the factory stock better. I'll be switching it out as soon as I sell it. I've been wanting to build it for more of a tactical/home defense role rather than a hunting gun.
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My brother bought a Mossy 500 with the pistol grip and I don't have any problem aiming it. You just have to make sure you have it out a ways from your face or center it on your body and "point shoot" it.
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From: EAST BY GOD TEXAS
This is my first gun. It was a beast when I was 6!!!! 
I was the most feared sniper of birds and squirrels in all the land!!!
P.S. Sorry if the image is small, it's from google as I no longer posses said sniper rifle!
I was the most feared sniper of birds and squirrels in all the land!!! P.S. Sorry if the image is small, it's from google as I no longer posses said sniper rifle!
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Nope, don't mind the pic.
Hope she didn't pull the trigger with her body position like that though.
Gonna fall in the pond like that.
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From: Roanoke,VA
I took this pic about a minute before she was actually ready to shoot, I had to put my phone down to ready her up and pull the cord to throw the skeet. She actually impressed me and hit about 8 out of 15 with me ol 12 gauge
