Lets see your first gun
#52
05-02-2011, 12:57 PM
Diesel Bomber
Mine was a Winchester model 370 single-shot 20 guage. Dad got it for me for my 11th Christmas. I still have it!
1st gun I ever bought with my own money was a Marlin model 60. I was 14 (mom did the paperwork) and bought it brand new at Service Merchandise for $79.99 and two 50-rd white boxes of Whinchester hollow-points for 50-cents a peice! Groundhogs and pop can beware!
1st gun I ever bought with my own money was a Marlin model 60. I was 14 (mom did the paperwork) and bought it brand new at Service Merchandise for $79.99 and two 50-rd white boxes of Whinchester hollow-points for 50-cents a peice! Groundhogs and pop can beware!
Last edited by dieseldude03; 05-02-2011 at 01:01 PM.
#53
05-02-2011, 03:00 PM
Mine was a Winchester model 370 single-shot 20 guage. Dad got it for me for my 11th Christmas. I still have it!
1st gun I ever bought with my own money was a Marlin model 60. I was 14 (mom did the paperwork) and bought it brand new at Service Merchandise for $79.99 and two 50-rd white boxes of Whinchester hollow-points for 50-cents a peice! Groundhogs and pop can beware!
1st gun I ever bought with my own money was a Marlin model 60. I was 14 (mom did the paperwork) and bought it brand new at Service Merchandise for $79.99 and two 50-rd white boxes of Whinchester hollow-points for 50-cents a peice! Groundhogs and pop can beware!
My is so accurate for the money I paid
#54
05-02-2011, 05:22 PM
Diesel Bomber
when i get home in 1/2 hr or so i will grab pics of them and the inlays.
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wow, just realized i said the 30.06 was a springfield. duno what the hell i was thinking when i typed that. it is a remington gamemaster 760
here are the 3 i listed.
rifle on top, 16 gauge in middle, 20 gauge on bottom.
heres the inlay work on the 16 gauge.
and the inlay work on the 30.06.
and both of them have this.
last name is zakeosian.
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wow, just realized i said the 30.06 was a springfield. duno what the hell i was thinking when i typed that. it is a remington gamemaster 760
here are the 3 i listed.
rifle on top, 16 gauge in middle, 20 gauge on bottom.
heres the inlay work on the 16 gauge.
and the inlay work on the 30.06.
and both of them have this.
last name is zakeosian.
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#55
05-03-2011, 01:19 AM
Diesel Bomber
the first gun(s) I personally bought at 18, actually on the same day,were an AK47, pre-ban edition circa 1976. For an AK, it has some tight *** groups with iron sights.
And a then stock 10/22. Quickly modified with Hogue stock, match chamber and a very light match grade trigger, heavy bull barrel that is bedded with the stock and 3x scope. This thing is a tack driver at a 100 yds and no bull **** hit accurately at 200 yds which for a .22LR is pretty good.
I had many more guns too, till i lost them in that terrible boating accident on the mighty Mississippi back in November 2008
And a then stock 10/22. Quickly modified with Hogue stock, match chamber and a very light match grade trigger, heavy bull barrel that is bedded with the stock and 3x scope. This thing is a tack driver at a 100 yds and no bull **** hit accurately at 200 yds which for a .22LR is pretty good.
I had many more guns too, till i lost them in that terrible boating accident on the mighty Mississippi back in November 2008
Last edited by dukeboy_318; 05-03-2011 at 01:24 AM.
#56
05-03-2011, 02:06 AM
the first gun(s) I personally bought at 18, actually on the same day,were an AK47, pre-ban edition circa 1976. For an AK, it has some tight *** groups with iron sights.
And a then stock 10/22. Quickly modified with Hogue stock, match chamber and a very light match grade trigger, heavy bull barrel that is bedded with the stock and 3x scope. This thing is a tack driver at a 100 yds and no bull **** hit accurately at 200 yds which for a .22LR is pretty good.
I had many more guns too, till i lost them in that terrible boating accident on the mighty Mississippi back in November 2008
And a then stock 10/22. Quickly modified with Hogue stock, match chamber and a very light match grade trigger, heavy bull barrel that is bedded with the stock and 3x scope. This thing is a tack driver at a 100 yds and no bull **** hit accurately at 200 yds which for a .22LR is pretty good.
I had many more guns too, till i lost them in that terrible boating accident on the mighty Mississippi back in November 2008
Sorry to hear about your lost in that terrible boating accident
#57
05-03-2011, 02:52 AM
Diesel Bomber
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05-04-2011, 07:41 AM
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