Oldest firearm you own?

[SOGASOGA]

1866 Allin second conversion

 

[palmettomoon]

I didn't buy this one...yet... I might end up getting it. Have to do some more research, but this is a Fortress Gun I estimate was made in 1600s. The wood is obviously a replacement, but it's still cool.

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My goodness! What a BBC you have there (big black cannon).

 

[Rabbit2047]

My goodness! What a BBC you have there (big black cannon).

My girlfriend says it's a explody log

 

[greg vess]

1882 S&W top break 32. Nickle plated with pearl grips.

 

[greg vess]

My grandfather carried it every night checking the switch backs on the train tracks back in the early 1900's. It has some wear on it but that adds to the background.

 

[outdoorsman4880]

Dec 1945 made Mauser Hsc

 

[Rabbit2047]

My hunting rifle is a 1872 Snider Enfield cartridge conversion in .577
It's got some beautiful wood on it.

And it shoots 2 MOA at 100m. Shoot a custom 520gr flat base minieball that I cast myself. Will take down any animal in North America at 200m

 

[Rabbit2047]

Girlfriend bought me a Birmingham Proofed William Moore Double Barrel for Christmas.

I am reworking it into a coach gun eventually but it's got some nice wood on it too. Figure it's 1870s

 

[Droz76]

I posted here the other day about my dad's old Ruger Security-Six in .357 that he gave me. But that was before I found what I believe to be a 1970 S&W model 10-5 in .38 S&W Special CTG. She needs a little be of work on some minor issues, but she shoots just fine. And again it goes without saying, this is ain't never gonna be sold.

 

[Ogg]

1954 Winchester Model 94 in 30-30. Best rifle I've ever owned.