Which firearm are you most proficient with?

[wuhungsix]

Glocks...detail stripping can be done blind folded. almost.

[VeryCoolCat]

I can use many unscoped rifles decently taking in account bullet dynamics.

[madjack956]

my 1911

[anotherted]

My M14 and my rem 700. M14 wins though. I know every inch of it and when i shoot it it feels like its been there my whole life.

[elsolo]

CZ-75, I eat open division shooters for lunch.

[Fjold]

Most of my bolt guns. With my 6.5x284 headshots at 400 yards are a chipshot.

[chiefcrash]

honestly, a Feinwerkbau Model P70 air rifle. That's what i used for my JROTC unit's rifle competitions (we were #2 in the state)...

[taloft]

My 1911.

[50ae]

Of the guns I have now, my USP 45 full sized. As far as small bores go, my Unique 22 short olympic pistol. This is the closest I can find to a picture of it though mine is much older than this one and the trigger is different.

[stealthmode]

ruger mark II 22/45, all I can afford to shoot right now is .22 cal.

[CalNRA]

ruger mark II 22/45, all I can afford to shoot right now is .22 cal.

yeah ammo prices may force me to a lot more proficient with my 22/45. RIght now I'm most proficient with my Marlin 795, I can make about 4-5 inch groups at 50 with open sights standing under rapid fire.

I would get more proficient at my 1911 if Chabot wasn;t so strict about the 1-second rule.

[malaya248]

my glock 17, since i know it like back of my hand

[5968]

H&s Precision HTR 2000.

[ZapThyCat]

In real life, my shotty. In my imagination, my 9mm's....

[WolfMansDad]

Remington 700, 7mm-08.

I spent a lot of time with a single-shot Remington .22 as a kid, then shot an Anschutz on my college rifle team. For a while, I thought I had lost all skill with a rifle, but it turned out I only suck with a mini-14.