Why don't we just list our guns on here so ZOG will have an easier time rounding them up?
Oh, okay. Here's what I like...
Walther pp or ppk
Ak-47 or variant (avoid egyptian-made ones)
Makarov 9x18 (great inexpensive gun, buy plenty of ammo and change the hard painful grips)

Avoid anything too exotic as ammo could be hard to get
I HATE snub-nosed revolvers.

Glock 45 and a Remington 12 gage shot gun-basic required equipment to maintain security. Inexpensive,easy to use,clean,repair and transport.

* Glock 21 (May replace it with a Glock 45 or better yet, just get a Glock 45)
* Ithaca Model 37 Police Riot Shotgun
* Ruger SP101 (357 Mag.)

Lots more, but the above is the standard package.

Enkidu

Glock works great for me. Flawless function, decent accuracy, simple to use and maintain.

Italians make good shotguns, yes, but those are for hunting birds. I like the Mossberg 590 parkerized with ghost ring sites for other stuff. In a rifle, Springfield M1A .308 prefered, AR-15 is good too.

Never had a problem with Glocks, but now I have an HK Mk23 .45, an assortment of other toys to boot. My favorite defense guns are the usual, S&W .357 Scandium for daily carry, Colt 1911 for general use and Mossberg 590 12ga for home protection. Bushmaster M4 and Remington 700 .308 for 'The Day'.

AR-15

American made, single edge sword. 20" blade, 10" nylon para-cord wrapped full tang handle. Entire blade and handle is coated with black epoxy (chosen to avoid reflection of light).

Another (much shorter ) blade or two
Will be purchasing both a recurve and compound bows.

Glock works great for me. Flawless function, decent accuracy, simple to use and maintain.

Italians make good shotguns, yes, but those are for hunting birds.

The Benelli M4 sure isn't.

Glock works great for me. Flawless function, decent accuracy, simple to use and maintain.

Italians make good shotguns, yes, but those are for hunting birds. I like the Mossberg 590 parkerized with ghost ring sites for other stuff. In a rifle, Springfield M1A .308 prefered, AR-15 is good too.

AE and anybody else with a pump gun: I recently sent my 870 barrel to Vang Comp and they ported it and also back-bored and lengthened the forcing cone which in a nutshell is boring out the barrel, thus greatly lessening the felt recoil. The porting actually reduces muzzle flash too. Turnaround was six days. They're in AZ. Total was $240 not including shipping. They do Mossbergs.

They also claim you'll have tighter patterns, since they stop boring the barrel right before the muzzle, thus creating a sort of choke.

I've heard of probs w/ Glock but not many. I put about 62,000 thru a 17 w/ no probs. I wish they still made the 17L.

If u can find a folding stock for the M1A1 you're my hero. Springfield used to make it for their "bush rifle" but not anymore.

It's not practical because it's not a military round but the .44 mag is my all time fave in a 6.5" barrel. Elmer Keith wrote the book on that one.

A must read about guns is "Unintended Consequences" by John Ross. Not racist but very educational.

A must read about guns is "Unintended Consequences" by John Ross. Not racist but very educational.

I've got the book. It's over 800 pages long, and for long stretches you get a very detailed gun education.

Not raciest? True, but if my memory is correct, in the beginning of the protagonist's 'adventures' he does kill a black female IRS agent and feed her to his hogs. Or was it his friend's hogs? Something like that.

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And, the Ithaca 37 shotgun I own holds 8 rounds (not magnum) in the magazine. I bought it about 32 years ago at a gun show in the Astrodome in Houston. They only hold 3 now. The gun was legal then and there; I guess it is still legal. If not, the gun only holds 3 rounds, and I was lying when I said it holds 8.

Enkidu

Oops, the 37 only holds 7 in the magazine and 1 in the chamber. That is, if it did, which it doesn't, unless it's legal, then it does.

I've heard of probs w/ Glock but not many. I put about 62,000 thru a 17 w/ no probs. I wish they still made the 17L.

If u can find a folding stock for the M1A1 you're my hero. Springfield used to make it for their "bush rifle" but not anymore.

It's not practical because it's not a military round but the .44 mag is my all time fave in a 6.5" barrel. Elmer Keith wrote the book on that one.

A must read about guns is "Unintended Consequences" by John Ross. Not racist but very educational.

"Unintended Consequences" is a very boring book because of the way it is written, but it is loaded with tech facts and detailed info on the way the Gov't exists to screw us. The Author is very careful to shade his portrayal of niggers in such a way that you know who is black and who is white and see them for their respective roles in society. The book is 99% of the way to being a WN book. It is worth the money to read it, even though the best parts are nearer then end.

Sig, with laser sight. Glock's are great too. Anything from Germany. They are machined better, with closer tolerances.

I like Glocks, but have trouble shooting them accurately. I have a S&W 99 .40, which is a copy of the Walther P99 and seems to shoot more accurately than my Glock .40 or 9mm.

For a rifle, you can't go wrong with a good AK-47. If you're on a budget, the SKS is a very good substitute (I own 2). Also, a decent .22 is invaluable for hunting small game.

Attached is a picture of my "ghetto blaster" Glock 9mm.

Call me old-fashioned, but for that
“up close and personal engagement”,
I like the nifty little snub nose.