Mine was my dads .22 mossberg competition target rifle. He bought it with his paper boy money when he was 16. I'll treasure it forever!
My first handgun was a Makarov 9 x 18. I have bad wrists, and that thing kicked straight back into my wrist, I did much better with a friends .45 semi auto. I Eventually bought a .45 for my self.
My favorite Rifle now is my .50 knight muzleloader.
I have a Remington .30-06 that I really don't like.
I have a hard time finding rifles and shot guns that fit. I have to go to youth models as I'm a fairly small person.
Bought a Ruger 10/.22 for the bride some years ago, and over the years have tricked out with a red dot, and a custom stock. She takes the center out of a target up to 50 yds. And you can get some interesting magazine options. The 10/.22 has more stuff to trick out the thing than any other .22.
It is SUPER easy to get lost in a 10/22 and end up with a $500 gun.
The only original part on mine is the receiver.:laugh:
John Norrell, of full auto 10/22 fame, has a gun/machine shop very close to where I live. I was going to get him to build a suppressed barrel for mine, but life got in the way and I put that on the back-burner.
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Re: Bought my first gun
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