Do you own any guns that you will never fire?

[LARGO9]

Nice. I love my p38. Such a great design.

It really feels good in the hand---might shoot it one day

 

[sovietak474u]

Yep I think they still should once case is closed. They are under paid and deserve some reward for what they do for us (tickets aside lol).

You got my vote!

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It really feels good in the hand---might shoot it one day

Just buy a crappy one and shoot it save the cherry one.

 

[tellis84]

Never shot my HK 416 22let.

 

[2001SportTJ]

I have an 1894 Winchester chambered in .38-55, made in 1915 that was handed down to me by my Grandfather that I will never shoot. I have shot it in the past but I got it appraised a few months ago and was quite surprised of the value. Apparently it is a very rare configuration.

 

[RamRoddoc]

Why would you own a gun that you can't shoot?

 

[Ghost941]

Yep I think they still should once case is closed. They are under paid and deserve some reward for what they do for us (tickets aside lol).

Thank you!

Oh and Chopper and I own a pair of sequentially numbered Czech surplus SKS' from 1969 that have never been fired. I personally don't plan on shooting mine.

 

[detox]

All guns are test fired before leaving the factory. Unless you order a custom gun and request it not be fired.

 

[sovietak474u]

Why would you own a gun that you can't shoot. Are you stupid or what?

I guess stupid. It's more of a collectible to me, it just so happens it can fire bullets. I like odd and rare things these days. Bored or the same old crap.

 

[sovietak474u]

All guns are test fired before leaving the factory. Unless you order a custom gun and request it not be fired.

That's why I put "you" in there. There are a few that don't test fire.

 

[cheddar_bob]

Why would you own a gun that you can't shoot. Are you stupid or what?

Call me stupid cause I have probably 10 firearms that won't be shot. Got passed down to me that way and that makes it really hard to break the streak.