300 Savage w/7power leupold- this was my Grandpa's old rifle, great deer rifle
mini-14- first generation so it only shoots .223 and not 5.56mm floppy sights and floppy bolt. replaced my 30-30 for my "behind the seat rifle" I keep the cheap red-dot mounted on it
marlin semi auto .22- this
use to be cheap to shoot... still fun though, great for teaching people
the-everyone-has-one-now AR-15 this has the basic goodies chrome bolt/barrel, flat top, m->-bleeped-<-ul furniture, I like the detachable carry handle for nostalgia's sake. I have the 4 power scope on it a lot of the time
XD-M 3.8 .45- this is normally inside the waistband on my right hip. 165gr hydra-shocks when I'm in town, 230gr+P hollow points when out and about
springfield "loaded" 1911 .45- my pretty pistol, match barrel tritium sights Hogue grips for my baseball mit hands
some guns I have lost due to usually really stupid, but sounded smart at the time reasons:
Winchester 30-30
M1 Garand match- (my brother all but stole this) it was issued to my dad's uncle, he was on the Marine Corps shooting team (1000yd match). My brother has found pictures of my great uncle holding this rifle standing next to next to Carlos Hathcock, cool sentimental value.
.38 special officer edition- we think this was "issued" to the same great uncle...
Winchester .270- shot well, great for hunting, boring to shoot, tags are hard to get in Nevada...
does the XM-218
, the M-9, and the M-16 count as lost for dumb reasons? I was Marine Corps air-crew, they were what I was issued.
