What’s Your Favorite Long Gun that You own.

[Stykbow]

Just a run of the mill GPR, but it’s my favorite. Some beautiful guns in this thread, gents.

 

[Andrewmtnman]

.45 JP Gunstock McCoy

 

[Gist]

I didn't take these pics, they are by a previous owner. This rifle has been everything I hoped it would be.
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Amazing! Thanks for sharing. Is that custom made? Sure looks that way.

 

[Gist]

.45 JP Gunstock McCoy

Love the grain!

 

[Gist]

Just a run of the mill GPR, but it’s my favorite. Some beautiful guns in this thread, gents.

Maybe run of the mill to some, but it has style.

 

[Andrewmtnman]

Love the grain!

Thanks, that is what attracted me to it as well

 

[SciAggie]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing. Is that custom made? Sure looks that way.

It was made by Steve Zihn. I don’t know who the original owner was. I just know it’s found a permanent home with me. I’m under the impression it was made around 2000(ish).

 

[mikesto44]

Besides the ones I build from scratch. It has to be my .38 cal Soddy Daisy built by Jack Duprey. Super fast and a tack driver....if I do my part....lol

 

[Uncle Miltie]

On a serious note though I have enjoyed this .32 from Ken Netting for the past 30 years. It is my favorite longarm.

 

[user 49399]

Thompson Center Hawken .50 caliber

 

[Redlemur60]

I really like my newer Kbler 45 cal SMR. Nice for a lot of reasons.

I have many,built over a long time
And,... same here!
45 smr kibler nice!

 

[Patched]

On a serious note though I have enjoyed this .32 from Ken Netting for the past 30 years. It is my favorite longarm.

That is a gorgeous looking gun…more pictures?

 

[Tacitus]

I like all of them and have grown quite fond of my Kibler SMR .45. However, my definition of favorite would have to be the sole rifle I would retain if forced to rid myself of the others.
She would be the first rifle I acquired forty-one years ago and my sole rifle during twenty years time of both "fat cow and poor bull".
That rifle and I have been through many adventures, and an incalculable number of round balls fired.
She feels to me as natural in my hands as do my own limbs and consequently I shoot her better than any other. Confident that I can hit anything that she is capable of propelling a round ball too. She is the Jonathan Browning Mountain Rifle .54 cal

resting at the lower position.