The ones I keep are the ones I shoot. I have one gun that I haven't shot, but it was never fired when it was given to me by my grandfather, who bought it brand new from sears years ago. it's still in the box wrapped up and gonna stay 5hat way. 
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What happens to guns on ODT that have actually been shot?
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Curious what they are Biker?
The only gun I have that have seen "thousands of rounds" is a 10/22. The rest are too expensive to shoot more than a box at a time a few times a year. Most have a several hundred rounds and I have a handful that have only seen about 50-100. The only guns I own that have less than 50 rounds is a pump action shotgun and a bolt action rifle in .308. I don't own any unfired safe queens but I did trade one away that I never shot because it was too pretty and I didn't want to devalue it since I knew I was going to trade back out of it.
roy d...I should set up a GoFundMe for my ammo fund
roy d...I should set up a GoFundMe for my ammo fund
22 rifle and a 9mm pistol.
I have a nice used 45 for sale.
Just go to my add. Willing to come to you for right deal.
Just go to my add. Willing to come to you for right deal.
OP I get where you're coming from. I do have two pistols that I bought, put 50 rounds through to ensure proper function with my chosen self-defense ammo, then not really shot after that. Carried them for a long time but rarely shot them. Have since moved on to different carry gun so the others have been sitting in the safe. So some of those "low round" guns do exist.
Have a gun from 1983 shot less than 25 times.Just sits Remington Nylon 66 Black Diamond
OP, question in return:
How many of those ads are from ppl on here that you know shoot regularly?
How many of those ads are from ppl on here that you know shoot regularly?
Good question.
Not trying to be too catty, but when I see an ad that says "shot it 50 times and put it away" my reaction is "well, what was wrong with it."
