Thread: Anyone here target shoot?

Originally Posted by Partyball

A lot of my guns are from grandparents and parents. I have bought many over the years but nothing compares to some of the old ones. They were so well built and smooth.

My problem is that I get too attached to them. My Dad's guns and my Great Uncle's guns mean too much to me to really use them too often. Never mind customize.....

Another reason I like that Benelli R1......I can beat the shit out of it, and won't have any regrets. No nice wood stock to dent or scratch, and I won't feel bad about setting it in the snow while I am taking a bio break. Beat it like a red-headed step-child, clean it up, and pull it out next year.

Originally Posted by dex71

My problem is that I get too attached to them. My Dad's guns and my Great Uncle's guns mean too much to me to really use them too often. Never mind customize.....

Another reason I like that Benelli R1......I can beat the shit out of it, and won't have any regrets. No nice wood stock to dent or scratch, and I won't feel bad about setting it in the snow while I am taking a bio break. Beat it like a red-headed step-child, clean it up, and pull it out next year.

All good reasons to go with that particular stock.

Yeah, I have shitloads of my families guns that are safe queens. They only see the light of day when I take them out to oil them up and remember the history of who's they were. Many have great sentimental value and stories.