What hunting gun will you never part with?

[Dorkus]

For me:

Rifle - Easy, my Remington 700 .30-06. I bought it in 84 or so and won’t sell it.

Shotgun - Not so easy, probably my SP-10 I bought in 91 but I have been thinking of selling it. My Fabarm is likely in this list too.

ML - none, I like my TC Triumph but have zero loyalty to it.

What say you for some off-season conversation?

 

[264killer]

Pre 64 WINCHESTER model 88 308 cailber

 

[PBramble]

They can all be replaced. While I have a few I like, there's none I couldn't be persuaded to part with.

 

[Steve Taylor]

Dad's pre 64 win 30-30, Parker Hale 1200 Super in 270.

 

[OKRuss]

Rifle: Browning A-Bolt II in 7mm mag. It's a tack driver with the BOSS muzzle break system. Only hunting rifle I've ever owned that I bought.
Shotgun: Ithaca model 37 20 gauge. Dad bought it for me since I was shooting left handed even though right eye dominate(neither of us knew to check just that shooting leftie felt more comfortable).

 

[adamsredlines]

When my dad turned 16, my grandpa gave him a Belgium Auto 5. Growing up, that's what I shot....and when I turned 16, it officially became mine.

Is not going ANYWHERE.
It's got honest wear but it's killed lots of birds and clays by both my dad and I.
It's still my go-to bird and clay gun, and it's the gun I'm most particular about.

 

[TedKennedy]

My T/C muzzleloader. Had it since 1989, it's been reconfigured after I busted a doe's head with the buttstock, but it's accounted for tons of deer and a few hogs.

 

[MR.T.]

Rifle, the Thompson Center Venture in 308. Since my last name is Thompson, this gun has my name on it & it isn't going anywhere.
Shotgun, 12 guage Winchester model 12.

 

[turkeyrun]

Winchester 62A .22LR
Was a Birthday gift from Dad.

Remington 1100 16 ga
Was a Christmas gift from Dad

Everything else can be replaced. Would hate to lose any, I only keep what I like. But they are replaceable.

 

[WoodsCraft]

Pre64 Model 70 in 300 H&H