1st’s

[howl]

Marlin 336CS -still got it, killed first deer with it

Ruger 22/45 and Super Blackhawk .44, bought same time, don't still got 'em which is dumb because my first handgun deer was with that .44.

Stevens 94c .410 still got it

 

[ga_trucklvr]

I had BB guns/rifles as a young kid.
Around 12 y o, my grandfather gifted me a single shot 410 shotgun.
I bought a 22 Clerke chrome pistol from a coworker at a “young” age. Then as soon as I turned 21, I purchased my first legitimate handgun, an Arminus 6 in. 38 revolver.
Not much of a rifle person. First rifle was an older 22 cal bolt action that came in a group of guns gifted to me by my grandfather when I was around 22 y o that all belonged to him but he had become too old and fragile to shoot and enjoy any more.

 

[alleycat]

Rifle: Marlin model 99
Pistol: S&W 25-2 revolver
Shotgun: Stevens .410

I’m blessed to still have all 3…..

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[basstracker89]

Rifle: Marlin model 99
Pistol: S&W 25-2 revolver
Shotgun: Stevens .410

I’m blessed to still have all 3…..

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That 25 has eluded me almost my entire life. So far, I've had to settle with 357 and a couple 44s

 

[HeronMarked]

Rifle - Marlin 795 when I turned 18
Shotgun - Mossberg Maverick 88
Handgun - S&W M&P9 (Glock guy now)

 

[Psilloh1]

14 yo me bought a 10/22
14 yo bought a Winchester 3 shot .12 gauge model 1400
Inherited my dads ruger .44 mag super Blackhawk in 1983

 

[Granite3]

Red Ryder when I was 5, Remy break actin 410 single shot when I was 7, then a Win 190 22lr when I was 9.

Still have all 3.

 

[Timber Cruiser]

Red Ryder when I was 5, Remy break actin 410 single shot when I was 7, then a Win 190 22lr when I was 9.

Still have all 3.

I was hell on squirrels and birds with my Red Ryder.

 

[Necron 99]

Rifle, Marlin model 60 when I was 12
Pistol, Ruger single six
Shotgun, Savage Stevens 16GA single shot I bought from Brock's Army Surplus for 39 bucks when I turned 18

 

[Marietta tony]

Grew up on 5.5 in east cobb county in the 70's. Dad had safety glasses in his truck. Took off shirts and played war in the woods. No more than 2 pumps and red rider guns. There was no arguing if you got hit, the red spot said it all.

After that was my hunting rifle, a marlin 44mag that I still have
Then a snub 357 had a endless supply of .38 wad cutters from brother in laws trunk from a local department.
The first shotgun, is the story that we still tell. I bought her a 870 pump when we got married and I was working out of town. If someone comes through this door without knocking, the first round was a 2 oz slug and then #3 shot after that. "don't ask who is it just shoot". ( not a great part of town) I came home 2 days early, put the key in the door, then pulled it out and knocked. She would of shot me, or not?