Every one has one gun that does not fit...

[utimmer43]

I don't hunt. And although I do shoot at paper (or clays or soda cans or old fruit) with all of my guns, I don't have a gun dedicated to target shooting. So I guess all my guns are zombie guns. My favorite though, and probably most effective, is my converted Saiga 12 with 12 round mags full of 3" 00 buckshot.

[Ryan H]

My Ruger Mark III and Glenfield Model 60, both in .22LR. Quiet, lots of ammo on tap/reserve, accurate, and you gotta shoot them in the head anyway!!!

[Hounddog]

My 45-70 Trapdoor Springfield. It's special to me because my dad gave it to me. Because my dad gave it to me, it provided the incentive to get some really good safes to protect my stuff from fire and theft. With money I could always buy another Trapdoor Springfield, but it wouldn't be the one my dad gave me.

[RPB]

Zombies?

Spitwads and a plastic straw. The zombies should re-hydrate and fall apart.

[happyhunter42]

I don't shilouette shoot anymore so I guess my TC contender in .30 herrett is the only weapon I own that I don't have a specific use for. It is single shot, but packs the punch at a 100 yards that the 44mag does coming out the barrel. This isn't my zombie gun that would be the sks.

[ClearSightTactical]

Seriously, I got excited for a minute thinking that I missed an important announcement that Glock began making revolvers. I heard another guy talking about a "Glock 40"at the range today at the range, and he was showing another guy an air weight revolver.

If Glock begins making revolvers, I'll be one of the first in line to pick one up. I would love to see what a "Glock Safe Action" shotgun would look like. I'd love to see Glock produce a shotgun.



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LMFAO that's even funnier.

[NDS]

I've been reading this thread and I think I've actually got 2 guns that serve no useful purpose. Goofy revolvers with a strange action resulting in horrendous triggers that are slow to load and unload. Include the anemic ammo and you may think of these as a design meant to be nearly useless:

2 Nagant revolvers pictured with a P64 9x18 pistol (the pistol is actually pretty cool - it would make a good pocket pistol)

And no, I would not use these against zombies unless they were the only choice available. Even with their shortcomings they would be better than broomsticks or rocks.

[utimmer43]

There is a pretty cool bit of history in those Nagant revolvers. I'd clean them up and display them.

[NDS]

There is a pretty cool bit of history in those Nagant revolvers. I'd clean them up and display them.

That picture was taken when I first got those 3 home (Yes, that was another of my many 'multiple handgun purchases' where the FFL is punished for doing the transfer by having an extra form to fill out).
They all cleaned up and shoot well. I bought them at J&G in Prescott, so I hand-picked them, then they were sent to Henderson Defense in Vegas for pickup. Good words to both companies, anybody who may deal with them should do so with confidence.

My original plan was to put a silencer on one of the Nagants and keep the other stock. After shooting them I realized I didn't care to put the money into that plan, so I'll probably trade or sell one and keep the other. The Polish P64 is a cool little pistol but I've got no particular need of it and it's not unique or cool enough for me to want to keep it. While I'm not looking to get rid of it, I probably won't have it long.

As for display, I really don't put guns on display. If you do so, pictures are always cool to look at!

[HK4U]

That picture was taken when I first got those 3 home (Yes, that was another of my many 'multiple handgun purchases' where the FFL is punished for doing the transfer by having an extra form to fill out).
They all cleaned up and shoot well. I bought them at J&G in Prescott, so I hand-picked them, then they were sent to Henderson Defense in Vegas for pickup. Good words to both companies, anybody who may deal with them should do so with confidence.

My original plan was to put a silencer on one of the Nagants and keep the other stock. After shooting them I realized I didn't care to put the money into that plan, so I'll probably trade or sell one and keep the other. The Polish P64 is a cool little pistol but I've got no particular need of it and it's not unique or cool enough for me to want to keep it. While I'm not looking to get rid of it, I probably won't have it long.

As for display, I really don't put guns on display. If you do so, pictures are always cool to look at!

Question. I thought silencers on revolvers were useless?