I have to say my Glock 27 that was holstered when I went for a 200 foot drag under the school bus, Stayed holstered and has road rash.
Some really great stories here. Thank you all. Probably the best thread in the forum.
Winchester thumb trigger model I got when about 8 yrs old. Made some good shots when I could see better, drug it all over this place while growing up. I'd sell everything else before this one.
Mike at 2A.
Mine would be my 1907 Visual Loader. Has been passed down through the generations. Next is a 1936 Savage model 5 22 bolt action. Lastly all my Glock's! LOL!
.22 Remington bolt rifle my Grandpa owned, and my dad (then me)learned to shoot with. Lots of squirrels with that. And the Mossberg 500 my dad bought for Grandpa in '69 or '70 for Christmas. Grandpa killed a ton of quail with that, before he passed away in '74. Then I used it for quite a few years, on ducks and quail - it's retired to the back od the safe now.
I have two, my grandfather's service 1911, and his father's smooth bore lever action rifle made by Colt. It's not marked and I have no idea what caliber in (44-40?). Someone tried some round that was too large and now it's stuck. It's a Great Wall hanger
I'm sorry to say that I don't have a sentimental gun....nobody in my family ever owned guns. I am the first and hope to start the sentimental passing down to my son and daughter. I have a M1 Garand that I love because it connects me to my grandfather who fought in WW2. He's 91 and was a top turret gunner on a B17....several, actually since he was shot down a few times. But, having taught my son on his single shot cricket and now moving to the Ruger 10-22, I believe that I will look back at those...and whatever my daughter learns on (Barrett 50 cal...?) with fond memories.
