Yup, me too.
Also:
Sako 85 in 6.5x55 (it would get some high end euro glass to match the rifle and caliber)
20 guage Browning Superposed

I'm 64 and have never sold a gun. Each one has its own story to tell.
Any gun given to me would be a lifetime keeper.

Jim Corbett’s .275 Rigby.

Any Colt SAA

Holland & Holland double rifle


Well really any gun made by H&H

WHY?!?!

Cuz I wouldn’t want to use it plus I couldn’t afford it. My grandfather was a college professor(actually a Dean) at A&M, and a rancher. His personal library had some fascinating books. My favorite by far was, “Maneaters of Kumaon”, by Corbett. I read it at least once a year from the age of 11 or 12 through high school.

^^^Me too^^^

I guess the "given" put an unexpected twist on the question. Because I agree that a gun gifted to me holds a special value in itself. I guess I should have said won in a raffle.

1911 .45

*Gasp*

A SAKO 100th Anniversary Rifle, with it's 3 dimensional hand carved holly leafed pattern stock, in 7Rmg comes to mind. To get a small idea what it looks like find a Weatherby Lazer Mark that is a one dimesional lazer cut pattern.

Other than that I'm sure I could find something in an early Holland double rifles, like the one I fondled at the Enid showroom of a customer, waiting for him to get off the phone. Built in the 1920's, the 375 H&H had a splinter forearm, horn trigger guard and horn shadow butt plate,and this gun was well used and a little beat up but still showed it's class in the way it handled and pointed. OBTW that 1987 price on the Old Gentleman was $37,500, and a new one at that time was 2 years from order date to delivery and priced beginning at $75,000. It's only money, unless you don't have any, any more, like where I am for Big Boy Toys these days.
Ron

Dpms lr-308. Reason is simple. I used my 243 bolt action. But now own the Dpms 308 from a debt my brother owed me. So now is my new hog gun

Something like a 50 BMG would be in there. Would be fun to shoot but novelty might wear off quick. I'd definitely keep it if it were a Barrett 50. Something big like a 600 Nitro Express might be cool to have. No need for it and wouldn't buy it unless it was really cheap. KSG shotgun is something I wouldn't buy but would keep if given.

Early generation Colt single action

I thought every one owned a 1911!

An African hunting caliber. Never had a desire for that kind of power in a rifle.

.338 Win mag........

One of One Thousand 1873 winchester

Gatling

6.5 Grendel.