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Lucky 7 · December 2, 2004, 10:03 PM

Okay let's give this a try...

1) 'Nother vote for S&W 686 4-incher. Very good trigger, accurate, a tank. Get a Fobus holster and HKS spdlders and get to blasting!

2) Anything CZ-75-type for an autoloaders. The Witness gets the nod as you can buy a .45/.22 combo and spent about the same as you would on a Glock (Maybe less).

3) Mossberg 590 all the way. Get it parkerized and get to shooting!

4) I like the Enfield if you want to go the surplus route. It's chambered in either .303 or .308, it's fast, its sights are extremely rugged and its accuracy is very noble.
Production rifles I like the savage 110 models with the adjustable trigger. Mine is in 7mm Magnum but I known the .30-06/ .308 are very popular and accurate.

5) Fun gun is easy. Ruger 10/22. 'Nuff said!

Take care
-L7

December 2, 2004, 10:03 PM	#18
Lucky 7 Senior Member Join Date: April 20, 2002 Posts: 454	Okay let's give this a try... 1) 'Nother vote for S&W 686 4-incher. Very good trigger, accurate, a tank. Get a Fobus holster and HKS spdlders and get to blasting! 2) Anything CZ-75-type for an autoloaders. The Witness gets the nod as you can buy a .45/.22 combo and spent about the same as you would on a Glock (Maybe less). 3) Mossberg 590 all the way. Get it parkerized and get to shooting! 4) I like the Enfield if you want to go the surplus route. It's chambered in either .303 or .308, it's fast, its sights are extremely rugged and its accuracy is very noble. Production rifles I like the savage 110 models with the adjustable trigger. Mine is in 7mm Magnum but I known the .30-06/ .308 are very popular and accurate. 5) Fun gun is easy. Ruger 10/22. 'Nuff said! Take care -L7 __________________ Signature Space For Rent. SOLD! "Just relax. Breath normally. All you should see is the front sight post. Ignore the the target. Wait for the pause between breaths and when you feel good about it...ease the trigger back." -PMI Sgt. Hopkins, USMC