What's the coolest Firearm in your opinion

[Big Tuppy Hole]

Are you in Australia?

Yep, where restricted to lever and straight pull shotguns

 

[Dwight Slade]

It's chambered.

Howdy

 

[Woldog]

Yep, where restricted to lever and straight pull shotguns

Are you in Queensland?

 

[Dwight Slade]

It's chambered.

Not like a mark.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

Are you in Queensland?

Western Australia

 

[Woldog]

Western Australia

That's a damn shame, I'm in QLD and have a Cat C licence, I've got an 870 you could have come out "hunting" and just fired 1000 rounds from it over an afternoon lol.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

That's a damn shame, I'm in QLD and have a Cat C licence, I've got an 870 you could have come out "hunting" and just fired 1000 rounds from it over an afternoon lol.

I could of brought my clunky arse Adler and been laughed at.

You do much pigging?

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

My favorite gun I own is my Smith and Wesson 686. I inherited it from my father in law. Its the 6 inch and 6 round model.

 

[sweetviolenturg]

Most iconic/significant:

Bonus cool:

My Enfield is pretty close to the one you have pictured up top. My father in law left it to me when he passed in May along with the rest of his collection.

 

[JOE QUEEF]

 

[BisexualMMA]

Not like a mark.

That scene's like a dark universe alternate version of Rocky and Paulie in the parking garage after he bails out Paulie at the start of Rocky 3.

 

[Woldog]

I could of brought my clunky arse Adler and been laughed at.

You do much pigging?

Didn't used to I'm not a big fan of killing things, but its become a necessity nowdays ever since dickheads started bringing pigs back from out west into the farming land cause they were too lazy to drive 4 hours to get their thrill kills.

So over a weekend I can shoot anywhere up to 10 - 30 wild boars nowdays. 15 years ago I had see one in the wild. Nowdays you can't drive without seeing one.

 

[Woldog]

My Enfield is pretty close to the one you have pictured up top. My father in law left it to me when he passed in May along with the rest of his collection.

One pictured up top is an m1 Garand. Primary rifle for the US Armed forces from like 1936.
Yours the Lee Enfield was primary rifle for Commonwealth nations from like 1910 onwards. It's likely yours is from Canada originally.
Both saw conflict in WW2 but the Lee Enfield saw conflict in WW1 as well. an absolutely outstanding .303 rifle.

 

[sweetviolenturg]

One pictured up top is an m1 Garand. Primary rifle for the US Armed forces from like 1936.
Yours the Lee Enfield was primary rifle for Commonwealth nations from like 1910 onwards. It's likely yours is from Canada originally.
Both saw conflict in WW2 but the Lee Enfield saw conflict in WW1 as well. an absolutely outstanding .303 rifle.

OK. Cool. Thanks for the correction. That's why I'm going to need a lot of help identifying the rest of the collection. I can identify my Glock 26 & my wife's S & W Airweight .38 but that's about it. I new to firearms.

 

[JOE QUEEF]

 

[Jack Reacheround]

Dammit I need to get a gun. I just need to find the time to do some firearm training.

 

[Jesus X]

 

[hillelslovak87]

 

[Black Paladin]

I love guns, but being in Canada means doing with far far less options. I'd have a mini armoury if I was American.


Was the inspiration for Han Solo's blaster too

Actually based on the Mauser C96

 

[neverwas]