I bought a Stag AR, prolly 15-16 years ago I have I since rattle canned

Both kids took animals with it, rode around the ATV, scratched up looks like crap but I think because of its history w me its prob my favorite to shoot at the range

M41B Swedish mauser sniper rifle with its original post reticle Ajax scope.

Need to find a range first.

Any of these…..



But especially this one…..

Same for most fun.

7mm-08AI, The ping of steel has yet to get old. I don't have to be too concerned with wind. It's just fun. I plan to acquire a 223 bolt before I begin running the AC this year. That may change my tune.

Whatever the current new build is…this month it’s a 22 Gaymoor. The anticipation and giddiness I get leading up to load development is dumb but I’m starting to think it’s an addiction.

It’s very satisfying to create something then watch it shoot extremely well…it’s a fair amount of time and work for me still so that reward is huge. Dumb I know…but you asked and my answer is mine constantly changes.

At the range - Savage .17HMR...it's just fun to shoot. At the lease - 3-400 rounds plinking with my Ruger AR.

Gotta be the 10/22. KYL is fun with it but it gets old after the first couple of runs, think I’ll try the fly thing.

I enjoy shooting steel plates with handguns the most.

Shotgun: A Winchester SX-1 with custom fitted wood or a Model 12 pigeon grade
Rimfire rifle: A Savage imported Anschutz from I think the late 1960s or a Remington 40x
Centerfire pistol: HiPower
Rimfire pistol: A S&W Model 41.
Centerfire revolver: S&W Model 57 with full power loads with an XTP bullet.
Rimfire revolver: Colt Diamondback.
Centerfire bolt gun: A worked over Winchester Model 70 chambered in what ever barrel I happen to have screwed onto it at any given moment. Usually a 7mm Ricky Bobby cartridge of some sort.
Ceterfire semi-automatic: A match M1 Garand.
Centerfire full auto: One of my Browning 1919s.

Watching my kids shoot anything brings me a lot of joy.

100+ year old pop guns are fun as hell to shoot.

Tricked out 10/22.

These days its my defiance, 7 twist 223 in a krg whiskey 3 chassis wearing a nx8 4-32 I shoot 80.5 fullbore bergers around 3k and can shoot dang near anything I can see

It’s a hard question, but since you specifically said “at the range”, I guess I’ll go with this.

That’s pretty much me as well. Especially if it’s something no one has any experience with. 22 Creedmoor back in 2012 was was one and more recently getting early start on7PRC was fun.

I’d probably have to go with my first rifle, a Remington first gen sendero in 270 win. Given its weight it’s always been very pleasant to shoot off the bench and has always shot nearly everything I fed it well.

I can’t pick one

Me neither, It’s the one i’m using at that time.

AI or standard 223? 80.5 in a standard going 3k sounds like the ragged edge of sanity. maybe over the edge. Of course, your rifle, your loads, your data, I'm just assuming.

Decisions

Custom 10/22 hands down.

I have a 28” Bartlien and yes its hot leaves a tiny shiny spot on the case head but bolt lift is easy and i am not seeing any leaky primers using lapua brass and a cci 450 it is a standard 223 chamber with a bit extra freebore so I can sit the bullet out long. If a 30” finished length was available I would had bought it instead, it’s really funny how when you get into the 27-30” barrels the speed is awesome.

Benelli Ethos Sporting Clays gun.