MY favorite crappy gun.

[mpan72]

I have a crappy 10 Gauge L.C. Smith No. 0, SxS Damascus double barreled shotgun manufactured in 1899. This shotgun looks like it has been thru the war with nicks and gouges. I'll never shot it or sell it as it was a gift from my grandfather & is hanging in it spot of honor (over the fire place) since I bought this house.

Do you have a picture of it? Sounds like a cool gun no matter what it looks like. I bet it took a lot of turkeys over it's shooting life.

[Ricochet]

Do you have a picture of it? Sounds like a cool gun no matter what it looks like. I bet it took a lot of turkeys over it's shooting life.

I have shot a 10 gauge break action before and let me tell you. It was like holding an exhaust pipe from a tractor trailer! lol

I wish they would make 10 gauge pump actions shot guns.
That would be bad ass!

[mpan72]

I have shot a 10 gauge break action before and let me tell you. It was like holding an exhaust pipe from a tractor trailer! lol

I wish they would make 10 gauge pump actions shot guns.
That would be bad ass!

I agree that would make a badass gun. I think it would also make an interesting shooting session.

[PhillyGunslinger]

I like the Cobra CA 32 ! I don't know what it is I just like the damn thing !
My dad's is his H&R 32 Long.

The next one I wouldn't call crappy, but cheap is the Makarov.
I had two of them and been kicking myself in the ass ever since I sold them !!

[mpan72]

I like the Cobra CA 32 ! I don't know what it is I just like the damn thing !
My dad's is his H&R 32 Long.

The next one I wouldn't call crappy, but cheap is the Makarov.
I had two of them and been kicking myself in the ass ever since I sold them !!

I have an H&R IN .32 long also. It is fun to shoot but mine is not the most accurate gun in the safe.

[Ricochet]

I have an H&R IN .32 long also. It is fun to shoot but mine is not the most accurate gun in the safe.

lol
I have a .32 H&R revolver too.

Your right, its not that accurate past 25 yards or so, but I wouldn't call it crappy at all. I think its very well made.

I actually won mine in a raffle years ago and recently gave it to my grandmother for home defense. .32 long is a decent round for people with weak wrists.

It has almost no recoil at all. You can also shoot .32 magnums out of it too.
I like that gun a lot to be honest.

Does yours look like this? :






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[Beretta Bob]

I had a crappy 12 gauge single shot when I was a kid many years ago. I wish I could remember who made it, hell I can't even remember what happened to it. Anyway, I do remember the firing pin was broke, so I used a nail. It never failed to fire, and I shot plenty of pheasant, and rabbit with it.

Oh, the good old days when there where birds and rabbit's to shoot.

[mpan72]

lol
I have a .32 H&R revolver too.

Your right, its not that accurate past 25 yards or so, but I wouldn't call it crappy at all. I think its very well made.

I actually won mine in a raffle years ago and recently gave it to my grandmother for home defense. .32 long is a decent round for people with weak wrists.

It has almost no recoil at all. You can also shoot .32 magnums out of it too.
I like that gun a lot to be honest.

Does yours look like this? :






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Mine looks almost like yours but with a few small differences. I think mine is an older model. I agree it is a decent gun. I picked mine up for $90 about 11 years ago. I don't shoot it much and may trade it.

[Bug44]

i have a shitty little Jimenez .380 I bought at a wim... It is a paper weight and scares me to shoot it at times... Horrid thing to field strip... Hurts my hand to shoot it... But It shot straight and true... Ugly little shit... But I will never sell it... Prob wont really shoot it any more either...

not mine but same model

[kobsw]

My first gun was a Jennings .22 bought about 13 years ago. I know it isn't exactly a top quality firearm but I will never get rid of it. My j22 gave me fits with clearing jams and break down and reassembly. But it had some good points also.
I learned how to handle a gun safely with it. I also used it to make some family members see gun owners in a different light. When they asked me why I carry, it opened the door for me to explain that some good people own guns, not just the bad guys. It also helped me out of a bad spot once.
So I was just wondering if anyone else has a ''crappy" gun they won't ever get rid of.

Did your Jennings look anything like this? This was my father's. It's a pain to shoot (FTE and FF) so it just sits in the safe for sentimental reason.





Regards,

Kobsw