I will put up a picture of my wood...er gun when I get home. 1945 Topper M48. I am the 4th generation to own the gun, great-grand father, grandfather, dad then me. It is extremely nice, been taken good care of. It is all original with only a butt pad on it.

 

Some of my favorite LONG guns. Don't shoot them enough.



Colt AR-15 H-Bar
Remington 870 - More in the barrel than gun. Tuned and ported.
M1 Garand - An original 1942. Re-did the wood. Bought from the DCM for $115
M1A - Newer Springfield Armory
Remington Model 700 BDL in 22-250 with Leupold 7-10 Variable dot. The varmit gun.

 

Man, that is a beautiful M1 and M1A. Is that a weatherby too?

 

Thanks, Can't decide if the Garand or M1A is my favorite.
Remington Model 700 in 22-250.

 

I got myself the Marine Magnum last Christmas. F-in love it. I'm buying a bunch of guns next week in the spirit of our new leader....

 

I just bought one on Monday. I'm gonna hammer some nails with it this weekend.

 

Here are the pictures

http://s332.photobucket.com/albums/m341/cttandy/topper/

You will notice it has a very long barrel I believe it's a full 36 inches.. It is fully choked. It shoots a very tight pattern. In my 26 years on this earth, that gun has only had about 20-30 rounds fired through it.


Just want to add, we just moved into this house Saturday. The carpets have been vacuumed 3 times since then and still arent clean. As we move stuff from storage stuff is getting everywhere.

 

Now I really dig that, look at that grain, the rich patina and the case hardened steel. Lost craftmanship on modern iron.

 

Thanks, of everything I own, this is my pride and joy. It isn't worth much, but it has awesome detail to it, and it has become a family heirloom.

Somethings, the price tag means nothing.

The metal has a very neat design to it. Almost like a tiger stripe. I was hoping it would come out better in the picture but it didn't.

 

Yeah, I hear ya. Resale value is not the world. A value can not be placed on an item handed down like that.