So whats your weapon of choice?

Jon Benn · Post by **Jon Benn** » Thu Jul 26, 12 7:52 pm

OK so in the picture of you thread there are references to peoples favourite firearms. So what is your weapon of choice?

This is mine.

V8 Sam · Post by **V8 Sam** » Thu Jul 26, 12 8:31 pm

had the pleasure of firing this back in the military yonks agao

utterly superb pistol. horrendously accurate. water proof, rapid firing, light, infact its pretty much made from plastics. would never of been issued one despite me asking, as, well, i just wouldnt ever of been.

instead i was issued this

too much kick, hard to re aim, but still, rather this then nothing.

also fired this, which i found to be pretty accurate too, but no indepth traning on it

then only ever trained on this:

the strawberry as we used to call them

jammed too much, took ages to clean, stupid bolt type ejection, take it anywhere sandy and you might as well be throwing stones, but again, very accurate with excellent range (when it wouldn't jam)..

mad machs · Post by **mad machs** » Thu Jul 26, 12 9:01 pm

mp44 sturmgewehr assault rifle

Ideal for home defence

RoelB · Post by **RoelB** » Thu Jul 26, 12 9:20 pm

Well, I still have both these, only problem is they are back in SA in my mum's safe. Always carried the Star .45 acp on me and the Python is just for having a nice revolver with a 6 '' barrel

Dave81 · Post by **Dave81** » Thu Jul 26, 12 9:24 pm

Only one gun that i've always wanted to have a go on and would travel to do so M134.................This is what i'd use for home defence too........

Blame Arnie and Predator!

JohnR · Post by **JohnR** » Thu Jul 26, 12 9:40 pm

Well do not have a picture but used to have as follows

Ruger super blackhawk .44 magnum

Webley .455 4" barrel

Smith and wesson .38 special

still have

1830 Tower musket .750

1850 .577 rifle

1850 ish 600 express rifle

1836 Adams .44 revolver ( boxed with accesories )

1835 ish Colt ,38 army revolver (boxed with all the bits )

All the 1800 type weapons are cap and ball guns had them for a while and they just go up in value

might put some pics up after the nats

Mossy68 · Post by **Mossy68** » Thu Jul 26, 12 10:33 pm

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Tokarev tt 33 for a pistol
If not an old English side by side 12 gauge
Love em !!!!

Dart Vader · Post by **Dart Vader** » Thu Jul 26, 12 10:47 pm

H&C MP7A1

Good for close protection stuff and easy to get in and out of a car quickly, the calibre is almost half that of a 9mm at 4.7mm

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Thu Jul 26, 12 11:03 pm

That must be the small block of the firearms world

db · Post by db » Thu Jul 26, 12 11:41 pm

I still have one of these. It was my Dads, he gave it to my eldest brother then the mddle one, then to me.
It's a little less deadly than your choices i'll admit...

Stu · Post by **Stu** » Fri Jul 27, 12 6:45 am

Never leave home without it

Rogue Trooper · Post by **Rogue Trooper** » Fri Jul 27, 12 6:58 am

I had one of these for a course on room to room house clearance

The Spas 12 Shotgun,
Pump action and if need semi auto,
12 rounds in any order of shells you need to use,
from solid sluggs to armour piecing and good old spread shot

Dave999 · Post by **Dave999** » Fri Jul 27, 12 11:18 am

i have little choice of weapon

so it would have to be

confusion

followe by a big kiss

hello mate, hows yer dad, been right throught it what with the ......illness court case anything you like

neck short
chin tucked in
bend from the middle
forehead in the mush

retrieve any scattered belongings

run away

like i'd ever manage to do that.....ha

but still

Dave

Dave81 · Post by **Dave81** » Fri Jul 27, 12 1:12 pm

You can't half create a visual image with a few short words Dave!!!

Jeff · Post by **Jeff** » Sat Jul 28, 12 3:46 am

Really? Guns? I don't get it.

Rather have a catapult.