How many different types of firearms have you fired?

[zanejohnson]

SKS
9mm
Ak47 (modded to be fully auto)

 

[gururu2]

all handguns:
44 cal
45 cal
357 cal
22 cal
9 mm
223 cal

 

[SupaDupaPan]

Only an M16 and an M4

 

[compman25]

Originally posted by: zanejohnson
SKS
9mm
Ak47 (modded to be fully auto)

Was this while you were high or in jail or in your fancy gated drug using community?

 

[knightc2]

9mm S&W, 9mm Hi-Point C-9, 9mm Firestorm mini, .22lr Beretta Model 70 Jaguar, there were many deer rifles around the house as a kid: 30-06, 30-30, .22lr, 12 gauge shotguns. Probably more that I can't think of right now.

 

[GrantMeThePower]

No way to remember. A lot.

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Only personal weapons? So only weapons we own? Or only small arms?

 

[pyonir]

I used to have an air rifle (Daisy). That'll about cover it for me.

 

[HomeBrewerDude]

I'm not a gun owner, but I've fired guns that my family and friends owned.

1. 22 rifle
2. shotguns (12, 10)
3. 357 handgun
4. some bolt action gun that use bullets about the size of a permanent marker

 

[JulesMaximus]

Too many to list that's for sure...

 

[eplebnista]

a .22 rifle, once (not mine either, I've never owned a gun and don't plan to buy one ever)

 

[adairusmc]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Too many to list that's for sure...

+1

 

[Ronstang]

Everything from a single shot .22 rifle to full auto M1919.

 

[waffleironhead]

Holy resurection batman! 4 month dead thread back to the top.lol

 

[summit]

counterstrike guns, and a 20 gauge and glock irl

 

[zeruty]

Originally posted by: waffleironhead
.22 rifle... only used in defense of my chicken coop! 5 dead raccoons(lost 10 chickens).

I do own a mauser 8mm or some such. But I have never fired it. Someone gave it to me a year ago, but having little/no experience with guns I'm kinda intimidated by it.

lost 10 chickens? better work on your aim.


I've fired...
SKS
MAK-90
Mossan Nagant (spelling?)
.22 pistol and rifle
357.... with .38 and 357 rounds
.40 s&w
.45
12 gauge shotgun
44 magnum
some rifle I don't remember what it was
some little tiny gun my grandma has

I own the SKS, MAK-90, and Mossan Nagant...

 

[misle]

Mostly hunting rifles & a handful of handguns:
Remington Apache 77 (.22 lr)*
Winchester Model 190 (.22 lr)*
.270 semi-auto rifle
30-30 Lever action Marlin*
12 ga. pump
12 ga. semi-auto*
12 ga. over/under shotgun (european made, hardest kicking firearm I've ever shot)
4-10 bolt action
Multiple .22 rifles (lever actions, semi-autos, bolt actions)
.50 cal black powder rifle
.45 cal black powder pistol
9mm CZ-75b Tactical*
.40 S&W Revolver
.22 Ruger semi-auto pistol
.22 revolver

* are the ones that I currently own.
I'm looking to add a HK P30 and maybe a CZ P-01. I would also like to get a .357 mag revolver and .45 1911 sometime.

 

[Viper Frag]

1.) MK 19
2.) M 16 all variants
3.) M 4 w/ CCO and PEQ2A
4.) M9
5.) H K USP .45 w/ suppressor
6.) M2 .50 cal
7.) Javelin
8.) AT 4
10.) M 203 all munitions ( ie. star clusters, ttp's, HE, WP)
11.) M25 (sniper rifle 7.62mm)
12.) M24
13.) Remington 700
14.) Benelli M4
15.) AK-47

Those are the ones I remember using.

Viper-Frag

 

[Rebasxer]

Not alot.

My Mossberg 500
Various Other 12ga
A few 22 rifles
Ruger 22 pistol
Colt .45
Tec-9
.357
A few AKs
AR-15
Remmington 700

 

[clamum]

Bunch of .177 BB/pellet guns
A .22 rifle in hunter's safety
A friend of a friend's pistol (9mm I think). Not sure the brand, wasn't a Glock though. Maybe a SIG?

 

[Kelemvor]

1) Pump action BB Gun
2) CO2 cartridge Pellet Gun
3) .22 in Boy Scouts

 

[Throckmorton]

Why does firing a gun in the military not count?

 

[knightc2]

Probably because you are required to do so in the military whether you want to or not. Although I am sure most people that join the military want to or at least don't mind shooting guns. At least as a civilian you are doing so because you chose to, not because someone is making you. That is my guess but this is really for the OP to answer.