Favorite American Gun

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#41

thanks for the replies! :slight_smile:

#42

Wow. About how much does a hundred round drum weigh?

I love the original 1928 Thompsons with the drum mags, those are the only ones you can call Tommy Guns :slight_smile: . Also if you have the 1928 version, you would probably have the Cutts compensator, so even less recoil and muzzle climb.

#43

Spring Field…

#44

Ever fired one? They’re a bit hard on the old shoulder…

#45

Ever fired one? They’re a bit hard on the old shoulder…[/quote]

Yea i should have put that one up when I started the poll. Poop. :frowning:

#46

It’s one word, Springfield. I haven’t fired one, but my friend has two.

#47

looks like the favourite is garand,i voted for the grease gun,Cheap and loyal!

#48

I like the M1 Garand, but off the list, i like the AR-15 and the M4, too bad tehy wernt around in WWII era.

#49

dont matter to me I like all

#50

Reising model 50
even though the marines hate it, i like it

#51

I agree…I like them all, but if I had to pick one it would be the BAR. Mike

#52

welcome mike :smiley:

#53
#54

I perfer the Thompson, those .45 APC bullets could shred through anything :twisted:

#55

err, no. They’re pistol bullets which can be stopped by not terribly thick steel plate.

#56

In your signature is the word loose?

Is it meant to read lose? As in not win, or were they setting loose the war?

#57

err, no. They’re pistol bullets which can be stopped by not terribly thick steel plate.[/quote]

Or 2 inches of army Madeira cake…

#58

I didn’t really mean ANYTHING, god some one you are so anal…

#59

You said that they were very powerful & compared to rifle cartridges, they’re not. We corrected you. Simple. Not anal at all! 8)

#60

Get used to it. Were not allowing any false statements. If you’re wrong, you’re going to be corrected.