What is the most fun gun to shoot?

Personally - I like Glock 9mm. Lightweight, powerful and pretty accurate. I'd have one if I didn't have a toddler, or had a gun locker somewhere....

Especially for a delicate female like myself. But I've always enjoyed firing rifles. I had a Winchester Model 90 30/30 that was a lot of fun but a Mossberg pump shotgun with a pistol grip is what sits by my bedside.

I have a love of "full beer clay pigeon" with shotguns :)

A satisfying weapon all around.

and yes i have dischraged one http://www.israeli-weapons.com/weapons/small_arms/uzi/Uzi.html

Don't get much opportunity any more.

edit for spelling dammit

I've handled one on set, but never filred one. If you want one, you can still buy one, but not for much longer.



Barrett Arms 82A1 .50 rifle (as seen in the movie "Robocop")
USD$10,000 a piece.

:loveya:

The armourer who does our tv shows owns about 45,000 long guns and 10,000 pistols. There are seldom more than 10 of any one variety (except AK-47s, M-16s, Colt .45 autos, Browning 9mms, M1 Carbines, and the rest of the "common" military weapons). The rest are usually sets of five or so. He's got everything.

He's got weapons from all over the world, and all are capable of live fire (and full-auto if they were originaly equipped as such). 18th Century black powder guns (some original), through Tommy Guns, Enfields, and Mausers, all the way to the latest technology.

He fabricated the crazy squad-weapon Gary Oldman was trafficing in "The Fifth Element", and a few other armed props for various projects.

There's nothing more fun than going to a public rifle range with him and pulling out a BAR, SAW M249, Schmeisser, Galil, or Skorpion. You should see the looks we get.

This one's closer, but still newer.

of course, it wasn't mine per se...

It's got no hammer, no accuracy after I forget how many feet,(probably just me) but it's the only one I have and I practice with it anyway. It is kinda of fun.
Don't ask me what a gut buster is.

I have fired many full auto's during my time in the Marines. I have fired plenty of others while hanging out at the range.
Nothing beats an afternoon of skeet shooting. Moving targets are a little more exciting than a peice of paper stuck to the plywood.
As far as your not having a gun safe with a kid around. Its easy to prevent a stupid accident. You lock your ammunition away and always unload the weapon before you leave the range. Trigger locks are cheap and will render the firearm safe.

I've shot some nice Rugers too...and I love a Remington 3-Shot Semi-Auto shotgun any day of the week :D

just wondering...

:P

Or maybe the 105mm gun on an M60A1 tank . . . that was fun :)

KABOOOOOOOOOOOOM

which was built in Brazil with Beretta patents.

At 25 yards I could put all 13 rounds in center mass.

Get bored and change it up. Make it a 2mater gun. Or a turnip torpedo.

They'll do in a pinch.

30 round banana clip, full auto. Empty that sucker in a couple seconds. Second to that, my very own Glock 17 9mm semiauto.