What's your favorite brand of Firearm?

Question

I am in love with Heckler & Koch. So who do you like?

I love Heckler & Koch. They produce the USP family (including the Mark23), MP family, UMP family, the G family (ex: G3, G36).

Answer 1

Pistol - Glock model 20 Secondary Government Model Colt

Light Battle Rifle - Colt M4 carbine

Heavy Battle Rifle - M14

Light Sniper Rifle - M24

Medium Sniper Rifle - M2

Heavy Sniper Rifle - USS Iowa BB61

Light Machine Gun - FN M249 SAW

Medium Machine Gun - FN MAG

Heavy Machine Gun - M2

H&K works just fine.

FN works just fine.

Baretta works just fine.

Galiel works just fine.

Browning works just fine.

I just think my choices are better. If my life is on the line (and it has been and still, quite frequently is) these are what I trust.

Answer 2

I currently own a Remington Model 700 BDL chambered for .30-06 and a Winchester Model 70 (post-64) chambered for .243 Win. Both of these are made by excellent companies, although I am partial to the REmingtons.

Winchester has a long and rich history, and is credited with bringing together ALL of the advancements that make a modern firearm what it is today (open to speculation, I am aware) with the 1874 lever action. This was not the first time that a rifle used a conical bullet, smokeless powder, sealed cartige or a rifled barrel, but it was the first time that they were ALL used on the same rifle for commercial (non-military) use. Although I am not happy with the way winchester is heading now, they still make fine firearms that will contiue for many years.

Remington manufactures mostly rifles, and the Model 700 has been adapted to many uses, including being the model used to develop the Marine Corps' M40 sniper rifle. Unfortuneatly, Remington feels the urge to develop a new caliber of bullet every couple of years, and I really can't see the reason for it. But they still build excellent firearms, and just because I cannot see the need for new calibers, does not make them illigetimate, it just means that I will stick with proven reliablity, and will continue to use my Remington for as long as it will hold up.

Answer 3

I reload my competition and practice ammo. i exploit Winchester Silver Tip .40 4 particular in my S&W 629 abode gun. i attempt to carry Hornady 2 hundred gr. XTP in my Kimber 1911 carry gun yet now and again i'm unable to locate it on the shelf and could then use Remington Gold Dots. My 2 9mm, sometime carry guns, also get Hornady's 124 gr. XTP rounds. And back, if i'm unable to get those, the Remington Gold Dots are an perfect alternative. interior the shotgun (for abode protection), i exploit any #4 buckshot load, even if i'm particularly fascinated in Hornady's new Varmint exhibit #4 buckshot. i exploit the Silver recommendations because i stumbled on the ammo to be properly perfect for my gun interior the abode. effective sufficient to end the occupation of a house invader and nevertheless shrink the opportunity of blowing a hollow in my neighbor's abode. There might want to be more beneficial effectual stuff on the marketplace, yet this has continually labored for me and that i'm not likely to revive what ain't broke. i exploit the two hundred gr. .45acp round because it truly is what I genuinely have continually utilized in my responsibility guns and rancid responsibility guns, even as i turned right into a cop. This weight is an impressive stability between ability and flinch. it truly is totally precise interior the Kimber. similar element with both 9mms I now and again carry. they prefer the bullet. The shotgun ammo is yet another compromise between ability, effectiveness, and protection. 27, .24 cal. pellets at about 1300 fps makes for an impressive protection round that even my spouse can deal with.

Answer 4

Heckler&Koch MP5 "The Standard By Which All Others are Judged"

Answer 5

I prefer the M-1 carbine it's light to carry and will still get the job done on the target. It's easy to maintain the bullets are a bit expensive usually $14 bucks per 50 not as expensive as some but expensive none the less. I also like ruger which allowed me to buy a revolver that fires the .30 carbine round allowing me to simplify my ammo needs to 2 types of bullets .30 carbine and .22 cal LR .

Answer 6

James11A is right on. Especiualy about the M14. He didn't mention the M 16. He was right about that also But as a side arm, I had a Colt combat Commander. 45 Calliber to yous who don't know. Best hand gun I ever had. When on patrol I carried an M79, grenade launcher. Mostly used it for smoke. 101st. 1965

Answer 7

Winchester 30-30

Answer 8

I like the G-11, a British semi-automatic rifle that fires a 4.7mm caseless round. It has little to no recoil, integral laser sighting and rangefinding, and a 50-rnd magazine. Since it uses caseless ammunition, it is a sealed system, meaning there is no ejection port needed, so very little in the way of outside contaminants get inside. An excellent field weapon.

Answer 9

H&K what? They make a competition .22 target shooter. Is this what your talking about? Different manufacturers design different weapons each suited to a different task. For personal carry I perfer the BDA which is an upgrade of the Browning Hi-Power. For close in, the shotgun and for that I like the Bertolli assault shotgun. And so on, just your question isn't finished.

Answer 10

Desert Eagle .50 and Ruger 9mm