Bucket-list rifles

[FPoole]

Great little target rifle, very accurate. Could have sold mine 20 times over so far. The rifle I want back is my General Motors Inland Division M1 Carbine, even better fun than the Eagle. Used to carry it for self defence during South African riots in the 70's.

Baz

I have an General Motors Inland M1 carbine. Made in July 1943. I had never shot the thing until a few years back and was amazed how accurate it was, with open sights at 50 yards. I rested it on my FT bumbag and managed a ragged hole at 50 yards with the last 6 bullets. Only had 100 rounds or so and didn't even think about shooting a group until I was nearly out of ammo. Amazing little gun. Only problem is the wondering how many men this thing may have killed. Once handled a 1941 MP40 and the same thought came mind. It was worse knowing it was used against the Allies.

[rabbitwrecker]

1) Mint BSF breaker.
2) Diana 340 N-Tec.
3) 2 3/4" .44 Mag S&W Mod 69 Combat Magnum.

[reesy]

Whiscombe !!!

[Chippendale]

Airsporter in .177 in any condition and a Feinwerkbau Sport

Chippendale (with clothes on)

[woodyrapid7]

RAW hm1000. i only live 10 minuets away from mike tawn and sometimes pop in just to tease myself, im sure i'll get one one day, hopefully

atb paul

[robs5230]

2 pretty common ones on my bucket list.
FWB 300
Parker Hale / Pax Phoenix

[Unframed Dave]

Not a rifle, but a ball reservoir pistol.

Dave

[gtfreight]

Airsporter in .177 in any condition and a Feinwerkbau Sport

Chippendale (with clothes on)

I have a MK1 FWB 124 with a Maccari trigger that you're more than welcome to have a play with at the "Boinger Bash". I also have a .22 barrel for it if that's your thing.

[oneseven]

I have an General Motors Inland M1 carbine. Made in July 1943. I had never shot the thing until a few years back and was amazed how accurate it was, with open sights at 50 yards. I rested it on my FT bumbag and managed a ragged hole at 50 yards with the last 6 bullets. Only had 100 rounds or so and didn't even think about shooting a group until I was nearly out of ammo. Amazing little gun. Only problem is the wondering how many men this thing may have killed. Once handled a 1941 MP40 and the same thought came mind. It was worse knowing it was used against the Allies.

Awesome! Of course you've heard that the 30 carbine bounces off a frozen blanket!

[1shot1kill]

Johnnie 7!

[Benelli B76]

I have an General Motors Inland M1 carbine. Made in July 1943. I had never shot the thing until a few years back and was amazed how accurate it was, with open sights at 50 yards. I rested it on my FT bumbag and managed a ragged hole at 50 yards with the last 6 bullets. Only had 100 rounds or so and didn't even think about shooting a group until I was nearly out of ammo. Amazing little gun. Only problem is the wondering how many men this thing may have killed. Once handled a 1941 MP40 and the same thought came mind. It was worse knowing it was used against the Allies.

Don't worry it probably hurt no-one. In Afgan and Iraq apparently 250,000 rounds fired for every one that was effective. Second World war 50,000 I think. I just love the design of that little rifle, a bit restricted by the round ,but heh, 200 yds is a long way.

Baz

[zenith1976]

Holland and holland Enfield sniper rifle
Skan bullpup
SA Hunting
Tuned hw80 first airgun I owned