Whether $$ wise or sentiment

Pics would be cool!

Let's see that piece that's worth the most to you!

Hmmm....nope.

What gun, who on THF owns guns anymore, I thought we were all bow hunters.

Lost all of mine in a boating accident.

Theres alot

I'm just on here for the Bunker.

The most expensive gun I own is a Lorcin!

Only gun I own is a red Rider BB gun worth about 30 bucks

Nunya.

I've got two that have a lot of sentimental value. Both were given to me as a kid by my dad. Browning automatic in 7mm magnum and a Browning automatic in 20 gauge. He bought both new for me in the sixties. I also have my first gun he gave to me in the fifties. Single shot 410 gauge shotgun.

Here is mine...

It was my Dads, shortly before he passed he fell on hard times money wise and he asked me to sell it for him.

I borrowed $800 from a friend, gave it to pops and told him I'd sold it.

He never knew; but I bet he's smiling now knowing I kept it

Dad passed theses down to me after his first felony conviction. RIP dad.

Hi point 9mm

Passed down from father to son are the best guns!

What are those?

29-2 44mag 6"

1934 Beretta .380 with a German eagle on it. Shoots great. The sights are terrible though.

1870ish British Bull Dog made in Belgium in .32 maybe. Not sure really. I aint shot it

Had the Beretta... Never would've got the revolver

Nice guns!

Correct! Good eye. A very early run one according to the serial number

It will knock a big guy back... Has a little kick

Miller Marksman

Mossberg pump youth 20 gauge was my first gun my dad got for me when I was 8.

remmy 700 rocky mountain elk foundation 30-06 my dad got for my HS graduation.

There is no money that anyone can give me to replace these guns. That shotgun has killed my first quail, pheasant, turkey and many other birds hunting with my dad and brother.

Walter

I have two really special guns that are also worth a few bucks. One is a Winchester model 94 .30/30 that my dad bought for me in 1966 when I was 12 and he figured I needed something better than a .410 shotgun with slugs to deer hunt with. The other is a Lefever Nitro Special double barrel 16 gauge shotgun that my grandfather gave me after I spent a day shooting the aforementioned .410 and didn't hit a single dove. The 16 gauge knocked 'em out of the sky and I still like hunting with it 50 years later. Some of my favorite memories are walking through the woods hunting doves with my dad, and every time I head out to hunt with it I feel like he's right there with me even though he's gone off to the happy hunting ground 40 years ago.

Update - I just went on a late night canoe trip and both of my guns fell off in the lake. Sorry, Mr. President, they're out of your reach now.