What is the last gun you bought?

[Uncle Grinch]

No pics available yet, but I picked up a Ruger77/22 K-Hornet and just won on GB a Savage 110 for less than $200. It’s currently a 270 Win, but will soon be a heavy barrel 6mm Remington.

[curdog]

I got a marlin 1894 357 mag and one of those springfield armory defender series 1911 pistols. I haven't tried them out yet. For 475 you cant beat that price for a new springfield………………….curdog

[Der Gebirgsjager]

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Jeremiah stopped by the other day, said he was going to St. Louis for a new Hawken and I could have his old one.

[LawrenceA]

Original Martini Cadet

[Texas by God]

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Jeremiah stopped by the other day, said he was going to St. Louis for a new Hawken and I could have his old one.

You know how to skin Grizz, don't you?

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[Blazenet]

Remington 7600 in 280 for me

[Der Gebirgsjager]

You know how to skin Grizz, don't you?

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Funny thing, that -- Jeremiah asked me the same thing as he rode east. Don't know what he meant by it.

[Crusty Deary Ol'Coot]

Guess that would need to be the last gun I re-bought -----------------------

Back in the early 80s, I stocked a new RUGER #1 "B" barreled action with some high end and very fancy black walnut. Shot a 3/8" group on 3/6/1982 and not long afterwards stupidly sold or traded the rifle to a friend.

Well, at some point that friend, Curly" sold or traded it to another friend, Don, who kept it for a safe queen until earlier this year when we finally came to an agreement and I, paying MORE then the rifle first cost me to build. brought the rifle home.

The rifle had a standard Leupold 10X when I parted with it and I suspect that Curly was the one who swapped that scope for a Leupold 10X with the higher target turrets.

Since the rifle came home, I have had the beautiful stock checkered. AWESOME work by Kathleen Forster, and have been out three times with load development test loads.

I think the winner is 26.5 - 27gr of Varget behind a 55gr Hornady V-Max. The rifle has been shot LITTLE since I parted with it, so the barrel is still great. Probably could find something that shoot a bit better if I wanted to waste the powder and bullets in more testing, but seems to me that if I can't hit "it" with 5/8 - 3/4" groups I'd likely miss "it" anyway.

Really sweet trigger!!!! I wonder if Curly might have touch it up a bit.

The beautiful and accurate rifle is even more beautiful with the checkering completed, and now I have a rifle with a bit of a story to pass on to my oldest son.

I'd attach images, but it seems for a number of years that for some reason I am unable to do so.

Crusty Deary Ol'Coot

[ohiomadman]

I bought a Springfield armory 911 pistol for $213 at the Springfield store at camp Perry

[Texas by God]

A Savage MSR 15 lower receiver. I looked at it too long.

[prebans]

Found a NIB Marlin 1895 .45-70 Guide Gun in stainless for less than the cost of a used Glock. I am a VERY happy man.

[thraxx]

A Savage MSR 15 lower receiver. I looked at it too long.

they'll do that if you're not careful.

[snowwolfe]

I been busy. Not sure if I mentioned it previously but my recent purchases include:
Left hand Savage Storm 223
Left hand Savage Storm 308
Left hand CZ 527 308
Left hand Cristensen Arms Mesa 6.5 Creedmoor
Left hand Tikka 30-06, walnut and blued.
Also picked up a left hand stainless Remington 700 short action with a .308 bolt-face.

[quasi]

Ruger PCC carbine with Canadian 18 3/4 " barrel in 9mm. Cmon .45 acp!

[BPSharps]

Last one I bought was for the wife's birthday. Smith and Wesson EZ380 and she loves it. Took her to the range last week and she shot it real good too. Happy wife, happy life

[kycrawler]

2 20 gauge and a 12 gauge 11-87 at Wally world on clearance for $249 each. Before that was a Ruger scout for my 11 year old daughter deer rifle. And a win 94 bb in 375 win just because

[Texas by God]

Knight disc .45 muzzle loader my brother told me to keep. Not sure what I've got here so research is in order....

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[Uncle Grinch]

Guess that would need to be the last gun I re-bought -----------------------

Back in the early 80s, I stocked a new RUGER #1 "B" barreled action with some high end and very fancy black walnut. Shot a 3/8" group on 3/6/1982 and not long afterwards stupidly sold or traded the rifle to a friend.

Well, at some point that friend, Curly" sold or traded it to another friend, Don, who kept it for a safe queen until earlier this year when we finally came to an agreement and I, paying MORE then the rifle first cost me to build. brought the rifle home.

The rifle had a standard Leupold 10X when I parted with it and I suspect that Curly was the one who swapped that scope for a Leupold 10X with the higher target turrets.

Since the rifle came home, I have had the beautiful stock checkered. AWESOME work by Kathleen Forster, and have been out three times with load development test loads.

I think the winner is 26.5 - 27gr of Varget behind a 55gr Hornady V-Max. The rifle has been shot LITTLE since I parted with it, so the barrel is still great. Probably could find something that shoot a bit better if I wanted to waste the powder and bullets in more testing, but seems to me that if I can't hit "it" with 5/8 - 3/4" groups I'd likely miss "it" anyway.

Really sweet trigger!!!! I wonder if Curly might have touch it up a bit.

The beautiful and accurate rifle is even more beautiful with the checkering completed, and now I have a rifle with a bit of a story to pass on to my oldest son.

I'd attach images, but it seems for a number of years that for some reason I am unable to do so.

Crusty Deary Ol'Coot

Nice story Crusty... I like it when an old gun returns home. what caliber is that #1?

[jdfoxinc]

Winchester model 12 in 16 ga cylinder bore. I wanted one I can play with slugs.

[Pete44mag]

A Smith & Wesson model 629 deluxe, .44 mag. With a 3" barrel. Picked it up last Friday morning, went to the range and fired 200 rounds of .44 special and 250 rounds of .44 mag Buffalo Bore. My hands still sore.