thinking of a new gun

[wags]

been thinking of buying a new gun, and i have several holes in what i have.

 

right now i have the following:

 

winchester 12 ga

browning 1947 12 ga

remington 6 mm semi auto

ruger 10/22

marlin .22 bolt action (wifes)

enfield .303

ruger 357 revolver

winchester lever 30=30 (2 of these)

 

not much of a hunter just like going out and shooting.

 

thinking of a marling 336 or a tactical rifle. but then i think i might need a .45.

 

any thoughts on big holes i might have or guns that you like shooting.

[MLB 51]

Get a .338 rifle or a 50 cal. handgun.

[rawhide]

Maybe try one of those multi-cartridge/shell weapons like the S&W or Taurus. shoots .410 and 45 ??

 

.338Lapua for some extended range shots.

 

YOU DON'T HAVE A 1911 YET?????

 

 

GBR

[MLB 51]

I agree with rawhide. A 1911 is a must. That Taurus is pretty cool also,

[NUance]

[MLB 51]

Smith & Wesson Howitzer 500 50 cal. perfect for killing zombies

[NUance]

 

It's a 2011.

[MLB 51]

 

It's a 2011.

Then it's outdated.

[NUance]

It's a 2011.

Then it's outdated.

Maybe they should have called it the 3822 instead.

[I AM FOOT FOOT]

45 auto is always cool., tommy guns are way cool for about the same money

[rawhide]

Maybe a Bofors or Vulcan cannon???

 

GBR

[The Dude]

Thinking about buying a Ruger LCR .357 Magnum. Wasn't initially fond of the double action only, but I'm sold after firing my dad's. That trigger is smoooooth.

[MLB 51]

Thinking about buying a Ruger LCR .357 Magnum. Wasn't initially fond of the double action only, but I'm sold after firing my dad's. That trigger is smoooooth.

Never liked those Ruger hand grips.

[Hingle McCringleberry]

Got a Sig 1911 Elite a few months ago, man what a sweet shooting pistol. I've put around a 1000 rounds through it, not a single hang, stove pipe, anything, 100% reliable. Grips are pretty sweet, but they can get a little uncomfortable after a long session at the range...

[carlfense]

You should probably own a .45. Take your pick as to brands.

 

Also, I would probably want a bigger .30 cal than a .30-30. Again, take your pick. .300 WSM was my pick but there are tons of options. Like someone said earlier the .33s are an option as well.

 

If you want bang for your buck it's tough to go wrong with a .22 pistol. Rugers, used Colts, Brownings, etc. All are affordable and you can actually afford to burn through a couple hundred rounds in one session.