What was your first gun, /k/?
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>>30562744
A fucking piece of shit 10/22.
Then I sold that and never went back.
I might consider some other .22 for silencer purposes eventually though...
>>30562744
Mossy 500
an old rusty Maadi AKM
Armi Jager AP74. AR15 clone in 22. I still have it, somewhere. First I bought was an M&P40. Sold it to my brother.
Technically, a S&W MP15 AR15 was my first gun, but this is my first pistol.
Sig Sauer P320 .40SW Carry Frame w/ Night Sights
>>30562744
M1 Carbine
Gifted to me by my Grandfather, and of course I still have it.
>>30562744
XD45 Compact
>>30562744
A Mossberg 590, then a Bulgarian Makarov less than a month later. I was hooked.
This Colt King Cobra was my first firearm.
>>30562744
Does hi-power make a good first handgun?
>>30562744
Winchester Model 270. Sill got it, still plinking.
First long gun was a Mossberg 500.
First pistol was an East German Makarov.
Gen 4 glockade 22. Should have bought 23, 19 I still like it but it is just a little too big for me to carry.
9mm Bul Cherokee. It's basically an Israeli CZ clone. Sold it awhile ago to help pay for a W German P226.
>>30562744
>>30562788
I'm pretty sure the 10/22 is the firearm that has the biggest aftermarket of all, so I don't get people who say that 10/22s are shit when they can be anything you want them to be
Oh and if you were using Butler Creek magazines, that might have been the reason you had issues
>>30563611
thats pretty hard to beat.
>>30563622
im not OP, but yeah that are one of the best 9mm handguns ever made.
>>30562744
The first gun i was given was an H&R topper or 10/22. But those aren't interesting so i will use the first gun i purchased: 1980s Charter Arms Undercover in .38 special.
>>30564618
Thats a nice table.... but you weren't supposed to leave gaps, its not a deck.
nuggie 91/30
any answer other than nugget or 10/22 is a faggot.
This one
>>30562744
First gun was an M1 Garand.
>>30564397
They (at least mine) can from the factory with a bent main spring guide and a slightly oversized bolt.
I have to use a fucking hammer to remove the bolt to clean it.
The damn spring assembly never wanted to go back in.
As such, it never got a good cleaning and thus continuously jammed.
Therefore, it coming from the factory this way, it was a piece of shit.
I sold that fucker and bought a Mauser and never looked back.
>>30564636
yeah, my hack job, I had a military surplus crate my dad gave me as a kid. My brother moved around alot and took it with him for a few year so he could keep his shit in one place. I finally got it back but the top was falling off and the hinges were rusted and coming apart(you can see them in the back). I decided i wanted it back.
I cut the top off at the hinges with a hacksaw(only saw i had at the time).
So i cut up some bed boards that weren't being used with a hacksaw(took forever).
I couldn't find my tape measure so i eye balled it.
Then nailed them together with finishing nails while using an old brass hammer(only hammer i had).
Then i found some hinges i had laying around and attached the lid to the crate.
I know i did a shitty job but i wanted to get out of my hot ass garage and figured it was going to do the job.
>>30562744
First used and considered "mine" was a Ruger Mini-14 my grandpa gave me as an heirloom. Ended up putting a scope mount, felt recoil reducing buttpad, accu-strut, and M14 ironsights on it and then I painted the front sight to have a white dot surrounded by black at the top of the front blade. I didn't like Tritium very much, as I felt that if I can't verify my target I would be uncomfortable shooting anyway and seeing only the front blade of a ghost ring setup doesn't help me a ton.
First used and not considered mine was a Sig something or other in .45 ACP when I was 7.
First one I bought for myself was a Norinco Model 213, a Tokarev clone chambered for 9mm and is capable of using both 9mm and Tokarev with a barrel and mag swap, plus removing the magwell spacer. I'll probably just keep in 9mm though.
First one I bought and actually consider to be my first real entry into firearms is a TriStar T120, a Jericho clone with a longer slide and barrel, scale rear slide checkering, and sights which have dimples for the dots. I took a set of CZ75 grips and recut them to fit perfectly, put a laser/flashlight combo on the rail, and repainted the sights to have two bright white rear dots and one bright orangeish-red dot in the front. Zero'd the laser at 25 yards. Then, I gave it to my mom to use as a bedside gun while I was gone in the military because Hawaii gun laws suck cock and I live in barracks.
>>30564397
Ive never had jam on mine and ive never cleaned it but ive only put a few hundred rounds through it.
>>30564788
Ive thought about selling mine but my nephew was just born, so unless i have a really good offer i will give it to him.
>>30564779
nice
>>30564788
That's a shame
Good for you, Mausers are great
>>30562744
Ruger 10/22. Got it when I was 19 at a gun show.
Maverick 88
Bulgarian Makarov. Still keep it in the glove box
>>30564881
Thanks.
>>30564874
Go ahead. They're fine as long as you have no expectations.
>>30565090
Maks are badass, I really like the idea of it pushing the limits of the blowback design. Not a pistol that's going to fail you
>double post
I have 3 "first gun"
The three bottom ones, I also got a deactivated matching serial tula 1981 ak74, (1) 7.62x39 crate and (1) 7.62x54r crate, shipped to my door, for something like 1300$
>>30562744
S&W Model 13-2
A Taurus Judge. I traded it with some cash got a gun last winter.
ruger redhawk
First gun that was designated as mine was a wood stocked 870 Super Mag (great gun for a 12yr old right)
First gun I bought myself was a Beretta Cougar 9mm
>>30563611
You son of a bitch
Bersa Thunder 9 Pro HC. 9mm, 17+1
This is my first firearm and I still have it. Absolutely wonderful pistol. I have had only one small issue that was covered by warranty (small roll pin fell out after thousands of rounds fired). No problems since.
>>30562744
An M91/30 Mosin-Nagant.
Nagant. Bought it for $99, ended up selling it, really wish I hadn't. The prices are ~$300 now.
Bought an sks at a gun show. Won't ever get rid of that ugly reliable son of a bitch.
>>30570135
they arent that ugly when they have nice wood.
>>30570425
Not that guy, but mine's got beat up wood, a bunch of surface rust, and a pretty neat looking heat shield. I still love the ugly old thing, it's got a certain charm to it.
An H&R break-action auto-ejector that was owned by my great grandfather.
Just this week I've added an SKS and a self-built AR to that list.
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Stoeger 12ga Coach gun I got on 18th
Was on sale. Still have it
