Do you name your guns?

Skinny Shooter

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I know Boyd has some pet names for his guns.

Thought I would name my 308
"Mister Mojo",
next to seeing a youngun out hunting with a gun that just warms my heart.
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[ 02-13-2003: Message edited by: Skinny Shooter ]
 
I like-'ol make 'em come! How you been Boyd? Haven't heard from you in a while. Can't believe you let that stock get scratched Skinney!
 
littletoes, I had set-up for deer on the side of a ridge just below the crest at the base of a tree. Snow was on the ground and with the rifle lying across my legs I decide to shift my position. For some reason the buttstock shifts a bit and moves in the snow. But the snow was hard.
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There was a bloomin fieldstone just under the surface that did the deed...
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Never, never, never do that but I did. Now if it had been a VS stock that gun would have just laughed...

Also shoot a BDL Varmint in 222, picked it up at an eeeeeville gunshow in Harrisburg two Decembers ago.
It's my American Express rifle, never leave home without it.
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[ 02-14-2003: Message edited by: Skinny Shooter ]
 
I name mine same method and as often as I name and rename my dog and boss (daily or more often, by my disposition and it's/his performance). Wanna hear some of them?
 
skinny, i call all my guns by model or cal except for one. i was hot for a hornet when ruger came out with the 77/22 hornet i was on three waiting lists. finaly got it, early model slim barrel,then the trouble started and i am still working on it. it is now a k-hornet. i cant post the names i have given it. maybe the pistols and shotguns are ok but the rifles are bad news. i dont understand why they are bought stripped and rebuilt with after market parts. buy a cooper and enjoy it right out of the box. bob
 
I don't have that close a relationship with any of my firearms to feel really comfortable calling them by their first name, let alone to name them like I would a child.

But S1's made that harder for me - I do find myself saying "I'm going out to shoot the Wolf today...". Now, when I start calling it "Wolfie", well then - I think I've will have gone too far!
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I Don't normally name them, but I do have a Winchester Model 70 that is known by either "Maggie" or "The big long shiny gun" even though it is no longer the longest, or shiniest rifle I own.

It was the first rifle I bought for the express purpose of reaching out beyond 300 yards and making repeatable, one shot kills.
 
Most of my guns are just "gun".
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However, one of my earlier varmint rigs was named the "BLACK MAMBA". Every inch of this rifle is black and it has a nasty bite.
Later on I built a much snappier rig which was called "Ol' Sparky". Flames all over the stock and a few projecting from the muzzle when I launch bullets from her 22-243AI chamber.
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Boomer(36#States Arms,50BMG) & Thumper(25# States Arms,MachV 375/50BMG)Just to name two but then there is Spanky(8twist 22-250), Squirt(223VT),Slugger(Win 12ga)& Buzz(Colt AR)
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Mach V,

I believe that picture shows why the Europeans thought the world was flat
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You can see all the way to the end of the earth there man.... and with them rifles,, you could **** near shoot there too
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FatBoy...

[ 02-17-2003: Message edited by: FatBoy... ]
 
Got a 6- 284 1-8 twist,,called VOO-DOO SCIENCE....
A all black .270 Ackley call BLACK MAGIC(what else?!!)
and a 338 Ultra....called AT&T...long distance....its the next best thing to being there!!

[ 02-15-2003: Message edited by: ACKLEYGUY ]
 
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