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Gene L
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Gun you've had the longest

For me it's a Remington 582 .22 bolt action tube feed. I've had it since the mid 70s, traded a Remington Speedmaster .BDL for it and got some boot. It's taken a LOT of pigeons and other varmints. I haven't cleaned it in years. 

So what is yours? Not the oldest, just the one you've held on to the longest. The actual gun you can lay hands on.
Concealed carry is for protection, open carry is for attention.
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Ones I shot as a kid.
22's shotguns and an old high standard.
Still have the first two I bought in the early 80's as well.
300 Weatherby mark V and an anschutz 1418
A few years ago I found another 1418 and we'll now I have two.
I'm weak like that.
Most of the guns I had decades ago have been sold/traded as part of my ongoing effort to upgrade and refine the collection.
I think my Kimber 84 is probably the one gun I’m sure I’ll never sell. It was a gift from my wife and my first really nice rifle and it has taken a LOT of deer in my life. It might just be the gun I’ve held on to the longest.
"The Un-Tactical"
I kept a Mossberg 5500 MkII and that's my oldest. I bought it in the late 80s while Christmas shopping in October at K Mart. Rossie O'Donnell had convinced K Mart that guns were bad and everything they had was half off. I had a 20% off coupon and still had to put it on lay a way. It cost me $238 out the door. It has gone through a few changes through the years including a commo synthetic stock. I have a side mount scope bracket, rifled slug barrel, three different length smooth barrels and all the chokes I need. The best shotgun in the world, no! Its light, versatile fits well and has never failed me not even in the wet muddy brackish duck swamps.
-Mikhail Kalashnikov
JAY
I just dont think youve tried hard enough.
he seemed alright to me
Mike
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