What was you first gun bought and/or handed down to you from your parents?
10 Answers to "What was you first gun bought and/or handed down to you from your parents?"
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never owned a gun
parents never owned a gun
grandfather had a hunting rifle I thinkLike (2)
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From my father, a Winchester 12 gauge lever action shotgun. Someday it will be handed down to my grandson.
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I have an old Plymouth 12 gauge double-barrel that belonged by my grandfather (Dad's side). I'm giving it to my son, and if he wants, he can give it to his son. Damn things kicks like hell. It's not worth much, but it is a family thing.
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I agree...its a family thing...and for me it means alot...even if my son doesnt want it...i guess i can say its like a heirloom...to pass something down...its specialLike (1)
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My stepfather got me a .410 shotgun for Christmas when I was about 10-12, later sold it (we never had time for hunting and I wasn't into it anyway).
I will eventually inherit a .25 Mauser pistol from my dad, a family heirloom. He'd give it to me now if I wanted it, but I have no use for it, and my landlord prohibits guns as it is.Like (1)
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My first gun was issued to my by my good ole Uncle Sam.
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12 mguage shot gun, currently .357 mag
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Cooey 22, bolt action was the first. Then my Continental 201, 12 gauge side by side with a fixed full choke when I was 15...eventually I inherited my fathers Fox 12 gauge side by side and his Remington bolt action autofeed 22.
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toy gun
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It was an H&R over/under. 410/.22 when i was 6 my father bought it for me to take me squirrel hunting....he still has it to this day...35 years later....that is the only activity my father and I ever connected on (hunting) and still is to this day
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Me too. I wish I had a dime for every .22LR shot through it.Like (1)
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If i had a dime for each one shot i would be wealthy....for something so small they were and are tons of fun
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Posted by CountessOfGloucestershire Jul 23rd, 2012 at 9:40AM
I would never own a gun. They're dangerous and honestly, useless in defending yourself unless you carry it all the time. What if I keep a gun in my bedroom and someone breaks in and attacks me in my kitchen? There's no point.
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