decisions - decisions

[DennisCA]

I'm planning to take a few days off this week and do some stuff with the family, (since my son is on spring break this week). Any ways it's been several months since my last shoot, (I know too long) I was planning to take one of those days and burn some powder. Here's my problem, what to shoot?
Here's my choices:

42' MN
42 MN (Laminate)
41' Finn M39
43' No 4 Mk 1
Yugo 24/47
53' Polish M44
34' Steyr M95

Here's what I was thinking of taking out:

Gun // Reason
42 MN (Laminate) // It's a head-turner and it shoots well (for a Mosin)
41' Finn M39 // Haven't shot it in a while
53' Polish M44// Do I really need a reason?
34' Steyr M95 // Oh what the hell!

I would to take them all but for two reasons:
Don't have carrying cases
I WOULD HATE TO CLEAN ALL OF THEM AT ONE TIME!

[gotshotgun?]

Nice way to show off your collection. I'm serious, very nice collection! I say shoot them all. Or shoot the 7.62x54r guns so you only have to bring one type of ammo.

[Paulie Lugnuts]

The Mosins are clearly the cheapest to shoot.

[Emdawg]

Take the M44 and the M95 and tell us which one you think has the biggest fireball... or kick.

[TrexTracker]

How do you like the 34' Steyr M95?

[Buffalo Dude]

Mosin and No4Mk1.

And stab something with the M44 just for good measure.

[DennisCA]

How do you like the 34' Steyr M95?

So far - so good: I haven't shot it yet.

I'll give you a better answer Friday (if I still have a shoulder)

[pitfighter]

I enjoy shooting .303 and 8mm the most - but certainly the Soviet caliber's are the cheapest to shoot.

Nice collection, thanks for sharing!

Pit.