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If you could buy 1 gun, what would you have...

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My favorites for handguns are..


H&K USP .40 and Sigsauer P229.


I would like an AR-15 or MP5 but those are banned in California. I would have to get a letter from the Sarge stating why I needed a AR-15 for home defense 🙂.



-Jimbo
 
For me, a better question is... "If you could sell one gun you have, which one would it be?" I'm already playing musical gun safe space right now as it is, and I'm not allowed to buy anymore safes. If I had to run out right now and get another, it would probably be a Merkel. I have enough bullet hoses.

BTW, MG42's suck unless you slow that rate of fire down. I've been able to get them to a very manageable 750-800 RPM, but reliablility starts to factor in. I also broke 2000 RPM with a custom titanium/carbon fiber bolt, but it was real touchy on ammo and links. MG34's are a sweeter gun IMHO
 
Compression phaser rifle.
Or a Stery Aug - those were nice in CounterStrike.
Or a potato cannon - the one my physics teacher in high school built could fire a potato over 100 yards. I bet there are more powerful ones, but this was still cool - a grill lighter served as the trigger. Potato in, I think he used WD-40 in the back, closed it up, smacked the lighter button in - BOOM, and away went the potato. That class was cool.🙂
 

Mountain Dew Shotgun

Seriously, if I could have only one firearm the rest of my life it would have to be a Remington 870 12 gauge. You can use it for hunting (birds, small game, and even deer) self defense, and recreation. The ammo is ubiquitous and easy to reload, and the gun itself will last forever with a little love and care.

 
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