Old Faithful Target

[TCLouis]

How many of us have one or more guns that fit that description.

What guns, cartridges, boolits fit this description for you.

This is for target shooting whether that be holes in paper, knocking over steel critters, or just reducing rocks and stumps to rubble on yonder hillside.

[Wayne Smith]

Humm, never thought of shooting a geyser!

[StuBach]

Old faithful shooter in my family has always been grandpas Winchester 52s (pre-A and B models) in 22LR. 82 years of family shooters on the Pre-A and still shoots great and straight.

[Jack Stanley]

I have a high number 1903 Springfield , had a new old stock barrel put on . I fit the metal to it and sent a cherry wood stock blank to Mike Kokalis to be cut into a type seven stock . metal and wood was sent to Dean Dillabaugh who did final fit and finish . Load is seven and a half grains of Unique , a Lyman 311466 bullet no gas check and minimal lube . It doesn't seem to be primer or case sensitive and shoots to the battle sight at close range . it's a very reliable and accurate load and rifle .

Another old reliable is an ancient Springfield bolt action .22 that shoots into the same spot no matter what .

Jack

[Mica_Hiebert]

Ruger 22/45 my sp101 357 is a close second

[Baja_Traveler]

This 1915 era Stevens 414 Armory .22 - Shoots holes within holes all day long.

161772

[mdi]

CMP M1 Garand "Special Grade" in 30-06. More funner than my 10-22...

[Digital Dan]

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[jimb16]

Geezzz, I've got at least 12 firearms that meet that description. At least 1 in each category; pistol, revolver, rimfire rifle, rimfire pistol, muzzle loading rifle, break action shotgun, pump shotgun, semi-auto shotgun, c-f rifle (bolt), c-f rifle (semi), c-f rifle (single shot), etc.....

[Scharfschuetze]

How many of us have one or more guns that fit that description.

I guess that most of my rifles and handguns meet that criteria. If a firearm doesn't shoot well, then it usually gets traded on for something that does. Of course the firearm is judged on what it's genre is capable of. I don't expect my Trapdoors to shoot with my National Match rifles nor my rack grade GI handguns to shoot with my gunsmithed match pistols or revolvers.

Digital Dan,

Is that you in the Nam with the Cav Stetson? I can't quite make out which cav regiment you or the trooper in the photo was with. I was with the 2/17 Air Cav for a while in the Nam.

By the way, I never found the M1 Thompson (or 1927 either) to be a one hole shooter when in rock and roll mode, but they were more fun than a barrel of monkeys. :)

[country gent]

Would have to be my number 1 M1-a M14 Ive shot many leg, regional and team matches and the nationls for many years with it and its never let me down. Its on its 4th barrel now. ( thas alot of 7.62 nato /308 win). This rifle has performed admirably for me from 200yds to 1000yds and theres alot of fond memories with it.

[Budzilla 19]

.38 spl. Colt Python Target, 148 grn button nose w/c, Herco, just fun and reliable! And when I purchased it many years ago, it was cheap.