Do you own a firearm?

Don't care about your opinions pro or con gun ownership. Just, do you legally own a gun? I do not. I used to have a .38 revolver. Nice gun, but I legally sold it back to the gunstore. I had some mental depression issues.

no i dont.

*looks around the thread* I don't think it is safe to talk here. duxup

Yeah, several.

* .303 SMLE
* .762 Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1
* .792 Karabiner 98K
* .22 Bruno Semi-Automatic
* 12-Gauge Over-and-Under
* Blackpowder Revolver

I also live in the UK, and legally own several firearms. I (and my father before me) collect(ed) firearms, as well as shoot them.

* .303 SMLE
* .762 Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1
* .792 Karabiner 98K
* .22 Bruno Semi-Automatic
* 12-Gauge Over-and-Under
* Blackpowder Revolver

Doom_HellKnight

Good for you :roll: tofu-lion91

Yup, this one:

[QUOTE="Doom_HellKnight"]I also live in the UK, and legally own several firearms. I (and my father before me) collect(ed) firearms, as well as shoot them.

* .303 SMLE
* .762 Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1
* .792 Karabiner 98K
* .22 Bruno Semi-Automatic
* 12-Gauge Over-and-Under
* Blackpowder Revolver

tofu-lion91

must be a farmer. ;)

All I have is a water pistol from Wilkinsons. :(

must be a farmer. ;)joesh89

my uncle gave us his .38 when some guy tried to break in our house months ago. :|

I own several both pistols, rifles and shotguns.

• 9MM H&K P7M8
• .45 Colt M1911 (Dad's old service automatic)
• .45 H&K USP Compact
• .357 Colt Python
• .45 Marlin 1894 lever-action repeater rifle
• 12-gauge Mossberg 935 autoloader

Yup, I own a Glock 22 that uses .40 S&W ammo, complete with two 15-round magazines. Right now I'm borrowing my dad's .44 magnum six-shooter, as well as his .357 magnum single-action revolver. MAILER_DAEMON

You and I have similar tastes. I own a Glock 19 with a couple hi-caps and a rail light/laser combo. I also have three .44 mags -- a Ruger Redhawk, a Blackhawk, and a Smith titanium w/ a 4 inch barrel that is honestly too light because it hurts like hell to fire. I run .44 special through it and it's much more tolerable.

Just got an M4A3 last year, though, and that's my baby. :)

EDIT: This year I'm thinking of trying out either a Kimber Raptor or a Springfield Operator. I've been using the same old .45 1911 for about a decade, and while it's a nail-driver, it's way too big to carry concealed.

You must always have weapons at the ready for the zombie apocalypse. Head_of_games

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]Yup, I own a Glock 22 that uses .40 S&W ammo, complete with two 15-round magazines. Right now I'm borrowing my dad's .44 magnum six-shooter, as well as his .357 magnum single-action revolver. Shame-usBlackley

You and I have similar tastes. I own a Glock 19 with a couple hi-caps and a rail light/laser combo. I also have three .44 mags -- a Ruger Redhawk, a Blackhawk, and a Smith titanium w/ a 4 inch barrel that is honestly too light because it hurts like hell to fire. I run .44 special through it and it's much more tolerable.

Just got an M4A3 last year, though, and that's my baby. :)

EDIT: This year I'm thinking of trying out either a Kimber Raptor or a Springfield Operator. I've been using the same old .45 1911 for about a decade, and while it's a nail-driver, it's way too big to carry concealed.

I don't but kind of want to buy a M1 Garand from WWII, even a replica.

I just love that firearm.

Nope.

[QUOTE="Shame-usBlackley"]

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]Yup, I own a Glock 22 that uses .40 S&W ammo, complete with two 15-round magazines. Right now I'm borrowing my dad's .44 magnum six-shooter, as well as his .357 magnum single-action revolver. MAILER_DAEMON

You and I have similar tastes. I own a Glock 19 with a couple hi-caps and a rail light/laser combo. I also have three .44 mags -- a Ruger Redhawk, a Blackhawk, and a Smith titanium w/ a 4 inch barrel that is honestly too light because it hurts like hell to fire. I run .44 special through it and it's much more tolerable.

Just got an M4A3 last year, though, and that's my baby. :)

EDIT: This year I'm thinking of trying out either a Kimber Raptor or a Springfield Operator. I've been using the same old .45 1911 for about a decade, and while it's a nail-driver, it's way too big to carry concealed.

Yeah, the Operator comes in a few really nice variants. Buying used from a friend is the way to go -- at least then you can try the gun out in advance and you know how the gun has been treated and realistically how many rounds have been put through it.

It's kind of funny how much you can spend on tactical lights and optics. I spent a third of the cost of my M4 on the optics for it (Aimpoint).

I don't but kind of want to buy a M1 Garand from WWII, even a replica.

I just love that firearm.

Wasdie

They've actually started making the Garand again, albeit in extremely limited numbers. I had a chance to get one last December and didn't jump on it and now it's gone.It's amazing seeing this brand new version of one ofhistory'smost well-made rifles.

Yup, I've been a gun owner for 6yrs now

Here's what it looks like Glock 40cal:

Except mine is a little darker

.22 rifle, I am considering getting a shot gun but I donno. or a glock, shot the .40 glock 22 I believe it was and it was awesome. I was also considering an m9 from berreta, but I doubt i will I gotta pay for college before I get another gun :P

Yeah! One of these.

Uh, I think?

I sort of do, but I don't keep them with me cause I don't have a safe and I'm in college.

Technically I have a .22, and .243 rifle for hunting and I might get my grandfathers 7mm because he's pretty much done hunting now.

Only in video games.

No. Don't plan on getting one either. I'd feel considerably less safe with a gun in the house.

here is a picture of my firearm

nope, I just keep a knife on me

I used to own a some kind of .30-30 rifle when I lived in the mountains for a few years, but currently I have nothing but bladed weapons in my abode.