Early 1950's 16 gauge Remington Wingmaster 870 pump. Lasting memories of my long passed dad who bought it new.

Chris

Remington 660 in 350 mag

Those are good guns I will inherit one someday my grandma bought it for my grandpa when they were first married. Then my dad got it. And then it goes to me

I have a Remington 788 in 243 that my dad, uncle, Grandfather and my two boys all killed their first deer with. Its also the only rifle I've killed deer with(my first was a bow kill)

mines killed a bunch of "first" pheasants and quail for a lot of family and friends. Also used in a felony. I still shot it better than any other shotgun I've ever shot

My grandma said it was probably 1969 when she bought it and she said it couldn’t have been more than 50$. Ours is a 20 guage.

I’ll give him my gun barrel end first... even better I’ll hand it over with 2 3/4 size 8 shot

That is a nice gun!

I love them all but have to admit a soft spot for gramps army and navy .577 H&H

That sounds about right. Mine is a 20 guage also. Killed my first coyote with it also. Im not a gun nut but I've got more of a intrest in the good old reliable working class of guns than fancy guns. You know the kind that were boight and used to put meat on the table kind.

No Hable boom boom

I would like to get a Westley Richards.Then that would be my favorite.

Winchester Model 12. I've got a couple dozen of them. Including my first, a 16, and my fathers, a 12.

My model 70 .270

Kilt some deer and elk with it over the years

I enjoy shooting my 62 cal Smoothbore Flintah the most. You can load it as a shot gun....Or a Round Ball. Tulle de Chasse...42 inch Getz Barrel

VERY, VERY NICE!

Granddad was quite the connoisseur!

Model 70 is a classic gun !....one of these days !

This question is too hard to answer

Got a 50s Ithaca featherweight 20 gauge pump model 37 that is just a cool gun to carry and shoot. Was my grandpas and he gave it to me when I turned 16 and used to take him pheasant hunting. After that season he said here its yours.

I've got an old Stevens .22/.410 combo that was my dad's favorite gun, so its kinda became my favorite too. I inherited all my dad's guns, none of them rare or valuable, but I wouldn't take a million for them.