What's your favorite gun?

What is it?

Not the best gun, just your favorite.
And post a picture.

Mine is the M1 Garand.
Relatively, the greatest rifle ever made.
Given the time, the necessity, and the other rifles at the time, this gun was truly Epic.

if its just a personal opinion then why is it in the deabate section?

Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

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PiEman wrote:Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

I thought they adapted the idea from the MP44 after WW2.

Well i'd have to say the barret 50 calibure sniper rifle Because this gun is truly epic in battle.

The AK-47, over 60 years old and still one of the most prominant rifles in the world. Dependable, adaptable and it still packs a punch.

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

I thought they adapted the idea from the MP44 after WW2.

That's part of it, but both drew heavily from the M1.

The kind that shoots a bullet through a Zombies skull

The kind that is cheap and works

the kind thats old yet effective

The kinda that shoots cake.

well i would have to go with the TAR21 since its samll and packs a wallow with its bullpup desgin.

I like the G36.

PiEman wrote:

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

I thought they adapted the idea from the MP44 after WW2.

That's part of it, but both drew heavily from the M1.

I see..... my history teacher didn't care for it though. He liked the Winchester.

That lady was insane.

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

I thought they adapted the idea from the MP44 after WW2.

That's part of it, but both drew heavily from the M1.

I see..... my history teacher didn't care for it though. He liked the Winchester.

Your history teacher can, BURN IN HELL!
How can he like a Winchester more than an M1?
You got 7 rounds in a Winchester, and 8 in a Garand, not to mention the M1 is clip loaded and the Winchester is manual.
M1 also has much longer range, bigger rounds, and better penetration.
The only advantage the Winchester would have is the ping sound that an M1 makes when the clip is empty.

PiEman wrote:

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

I thought they adapted the idea from the MP44 after WW2.

That's part of it, but both drew heavily from the M1.

I see..... my history teacher didn't care for it though. He liked the Winchester.

Your history teacher can, BURN IN HELL!
How can he like a Winchester more than an M1?
You got 7 rounds in a Winchester, and 8 in a Garand, not to mention the M1 is clip loaded and the Winchester is manual.
M1 also has much longer range, bigger rounds, and better penetration.
The only advantage the Winchester would have is the ping sound that an M1 makes when the clip is empty.

I wouldn't say that to his face, he's a very intimadating person.

Sometimes it better to be able to reload when your only half empty, the M1 doesn't allow for that.

Ah well, I prefer the M1 too

the winchester looks cooler

I would say the M1 Carbine
I love shooting them

TAVOR

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:

Vigil wrote:

PiEman wrote:Here's something cool I just found:

The AK-47 was developed from an earlier Kalashnikov carbine which heavily drew from the Garand design; particularly, the locking system with its rotating bolt is based on Garand's design. The AK-47 also uses a highly simplified form of the Garand trigger group.

I thought they adapted the idea from the MP44 after WW2.

That's part of it, but both drew heavily from the M1.

I see..... my history teacher didn't care for it though. He liked the Winchester.

Your history teacher can, BURN IN HELL!
How can he like a Winchester more than an M1?
You got 7 rounds in a Winchester, and 8 in a Garand, not to mention the M1 is clip loaded and the Winchester is manual.
M1 also has much longer range, bigger rounds, and better penetration.
The only advantage the Winchester would have is the ping sound that an M1 makes when the clip is empty.

I wouldn't say that to his face, he's a very intimadating person.

Sometimes it better to be able to reload when your only half empty, the M1 doesn't allow for that.

Ah well, I prefer the M1 too

Actually,

Clips can also be manually ejected at any time. The "en-bloc" clip is manually ejected by pulling the operating rod all the way to the rear, and then depressing the clip latch button.

It can.