Whats your oldest gun?

[kmas]

British of Course

The British SLR, 1969 model

First rifle I used in 1970, in the military - gave you a lovely slap on the cheek as it jolted your shoulder back. Blew your eardrums as well (no ear plugs in those days)

[kmas]

And

And
It was "bloody accurate"

[HUTCH 7.62]

And
It was "bloody accurate"

This

[stillwater562]

oldest I dont know...there's a couple options...

[SonofWWIIDI]

I don’t own any guns.

[westcoast362]

Starr Civil War carbine

[Charlie50]

My great, great, great Uncle's Belgian made muzzle loading shotgun. Made in 1863. The cap storage compartment lid was made from a U.S. gold piece, and engraved. It was a gift from his father. The shotgun has gold embellishments of his hunting dog, as well as likenesses of the game he hunted.

That is very cool!

[OCEquestrian]

M1894 Winchester 30-30 made in 1917.

[Charlie50]

.51 Maynard

I know, no pics so it does not count! hypothetically... a 1851 Maynard .51 Cal., purchased for $3.75 by a relative in about 1910. The .22 he used to hunt deer was deemed "too small" by his elder brothers. Despite that handicap he regularly brought home venison with a teeny, tiny single hole in the brain. So he "upgraded" to a Civil War .51 cartridge single shot rifle. This was if the not the first, at least one of the first rifles that took a metallic self contained load... minus the primer. A primer cap needed to be placed on the nipple, so it is kinda a percussion firearm. The rifle is a fairly important stepping stone to the modern firearms we enjoy today. He claimed he did better with the .22 single shot. This same world class marksman won Camp Perry high power shoots with his O6 Springfield about 1927.

[Steve1968LS2]

1907 S&W 38...

I was told the grips are wrong, but pretty valuable.. would love to get the right ones on it.. imagine the stories it could tell?

[S.A.]

[G-forceJunkie]

1870'S P. Webley & Sons British Bulldog, engraved, nickle plated, ivory grips in .442 Webley. Looks like this: https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...tish-bull-dog/

[beerman]

1907 S&W 38...

I was told the grips are wrong, but pretty valuable.. would love to get the right ones on it.. imagine the stories it could tell?

I would think this gun would have a lanyard ring. She looks pretty good for 112.

[ABR]

Old Army gun 1918.

I'll take it!

[mooner760HD]

Oldest I have bought is a Mossberg 600T pump shotgun that was originally sold in Montgomery Ward.