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What was everyones first "real" gun and I say "real" cuz I don't wanna hear red rider bb gun though they are guns and equally as dangerous in the wrong or even right hands.

Mine was a Winchester Model 69A bolt action I got when my great grandma passed. The gun belonged to my great great great great grandpa. It needed to be refinished and touched up but it was my first gun took me a year to rebuild it at age 9 with my friends dad its nice little .22 I plan on passing down along with my other guns.

  • Super User
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The first shotgun my dad bought me was a Marlin Model 59 .410 Bolt action single shot (still have it); I’ve killed ducks, geese, squirrels, rabbits, & even deer with it.

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First one was a Ruger 10/22 with a mannlicher stock. I still haven't looked up what year it is but it came from a fishing/shooting partner who is like family.

The first pistol came about 1 month after the laws changed in Chicago, a Sig Sauer P226 in .40S&W. While not from a family member it represents a victory for all gun owners.

Neither one will be going anywhere.

  • Global Moderator
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Mine was a Winchester model 100 20 gauge. Shot lots of squirrels, rabbits, quail, and dove with it in between gun jams :lol: I don't have it anymore and I really don't miss having all my buddies shooting doves that were flying over while I was still trying to get a jammed shell out.

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My first gun was New England Firearms single shot 20 gauge. Shortly after that I got a single shot bolt action Marlin .22LR.

I don't have either gun any more. The Marlin went to a family member's young son to start shooting and I sold the 20 gauge when I turned 18 to help fund an 870 Express Super Magnum.

  • Super User
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Marlin 336 lever 30-30. wish i still had that thing, traded it for a Ruger 77R .308

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My first gun was New England Firearms single shot 20 gauge.

Same here. I got it for my 10th birthday. I shot my first quail (and many others) with it, and I still have it to this day. I sure wish the quail numbers were as strong as they were back then.

  • Super User
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Mine was a Winchester model 100 20 gauge. Shot lots of squirrels, rabbits, quail, and dove with it in between gun jams :lol: I don't have it anymore and I really don't miss having all my buddies shooting doves that were flying over while I was still trying to get a jammed shell out.

My nephew has one my fatherinlaw sawed the barrel off on its now 18.5inches just legal and what a POS same prob but probably worse being sawed off everyother shot is a jam. I thing the last time he took it out I spent more time with a multi tool in the gun then a live round aimed at squirrels.

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Mine was a Winchester model 100 20 gauge. Shot lots of squirrels, rabbits, quail, and dove with it in between gun jams :lol: I don't have it anymore and I really don't miss having all my buddies shooting doves that were flying over while I was still trying to get a jammed shell out.

I think you may be confusing it with a different model. The Winchester Model 100 is an autoloading rifle, not a shotgun.

  • Super User
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I think you may be confusing it with a different model. The Winchester Model 100 is an autoloading rifle, not a shotgun.

Idk I'm 99% positive its what's at my inlaws its an older gun he got it when home on leave from vietnam its Win. Model 100

  • Global Moderator
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I think you may be confusing it with a different model. The Winchester Model 100 is an autoloading rifle, not a shotgun.

Looks like you're right, can't find anything about a Winchester model 100 shotgun. After looking I'm pretty sure it was a Model 12 because it had the same ugly fore grip like this gun.

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=winchester+model+12+20+gauge+pictures&hl=en&safe=active&sa=X&rlz=1R2ADFA_enUS427&biw=1280&bih=792&tbm=isch&prmd=ivns&tbnid=OjlfrRRW9KeEZM:&imgrefurl=http://www.auctionarms.com/Search/DisplayItem.cfm%253FItemNum%253D9529005&docid=4C2Vj06zrjOUIM&w=700&h=525&ei=pos_TvmnKemysALdptEQ&zoom=1&iact=rc&dur=187&page=1&tbnh=149&tbnw=199&start=0&ndsp=20&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0&tx=101&ty=42

Mine was in no where near as good of condition as that one though :lol:

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Same here. I got it for my 10th birthday. I shot my first quail (and many others) with it, and I still have it to this day. I sure wish the quail numbers were as strong as they were back then.

Same thing for me as well. Took my first dove, quail, duck, and deer with it. Got it right before dove season when I was 8.

  • Super User
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M1 Garand, got it form the CMP in 1998, it was the first of 8 that I bought, sold most of them, kept the best 2.

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The first shotgun my dad bought me was a Marlin Model 59 .410 Bolt action single shot (still have it); I’ve killed ducks, geese, squirrels, rabbits, & even deer with it.

MarlinModel59.jpg

x2, same exact gun first time i shot it i was about 4 years old maybe. My father gave it to me. I killed my first goose with this gun and my first duck (drake woodie). I still have mine and will forever. Unless i have a kid someday. ;)

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Mossberg .410 pump, I dont use it much now but i loved shooting it as a kid :)

  • Super User
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Here's my winchester 69a kinda a bad pic I just snaped it quick well wiping it down.

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Oh and that shotgun was a model 1400 mkII that I was saying my nephew shoots that jams all the time

  • Super User
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My first gun was also my first super deal. We were at an auction and I saw a double that was "just like Grand-Dad's." I'd saved calf money for the year intent on buying a new Winchester pump, but it was love at first sight. I talked my uncle into bidding it for me, and I got it on two bids. The long and short of it is that it is a AH Fox Sterlingworth 20ga 28" bbls. I paid $1,000 for it then, and it's worth over $7,000 now. Not a bad investment.

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My first gun was a Marlin Golden Mountie 39A 22 cal.

I can say with much regret that I do not own this gun anymore but, am always on the lookout for marlin 39's.

Chambering shorts, longs and long rifles, it was the best 22 plinker/accurate shooter I owned to date.

  • Super User
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I got my first gun when I was 14. It was a Marlin 35Rem. I shot a few deer with it. It is a great brush gun.

  • Super User
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1st rifle, Yugoslaviaian SKS

1st bolt action rifle, .308 Remington 700

1st shotgun, pistol grip Mossberg 12gauge with a riot pump.

1st handgun, glock 23

  • Super User
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My first gun was a Marlin Golden Mountie 39A 22 cal.

I can say with much regret that I do not own this gun anymore but, am always on the lookout for marlin 39's.

Chambering shorts, longs and long rifles, it was the best 22 plinker/accurate shooter I owned to date.

I love lever .22s there so much fun to plink with my best friend has a 39a we used to shoot golf balls with it seeing how far we can get it across the pasture plinking away. Plus they make great squirrel and rat guns that little lever .22 killed a lot of rats outa the grain room.

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My first gun was a Benelli Super Black Eagle 2. I baught it 2 years ago. Last year I baught my second gun a 270wsm Sako 85.

  • 3 weeks later...
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first gun i owned was a S & W .38 special my grandpa gave me. First gun i purchased was a S & W 15-22 rifle. I love both. Have added to the collection since.

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