Your most used gun? :D

[elsolo]

My first CZ-75b that I use for IPSC and steel matches since the 90's. It has over 100k rounds through it and is still my favorite for matches. It has broken several small parts: 3 rear sights, hammer pivot pin, 6 slidestops, lots of springs replaced, two hammers and sears, extractor.
The barrel has very little rifling left in the first half but it still shoots good enough to hit the A-zone at 50 yards.

[stix213]

Saiga 7.62x39 - It should have about 4500 rounds through it. I always bring it out last because its my favorite. Occasionally I give a bumpfire demo

[resident-shooter]

My first CZ-75b that I use for IPSC and steel matches since the 90's. It has over 100k rounds through it and is still my favorite for matches. It has broken several small parts: 3 rear sights, hammer pivot pin, 6 slidestops, lots of springs replaced, two hammers and sears.
The barrel has very little rifling left in the first half but it still shoots good enough to hit the A-zone at 50 yards.

niiiiice. How often did u replace springs? When did u know it was time?

[Beatone]

My Russian krink 5.45, Colt AR 15, Glock 17 RTF.

[mkkeele]

My HK USP .45

[FullAuto]

Saiga 7.62X39, bought it back in 1999 when it still said Kalashnikov on the rifle and it's my oldest firearm and have probably put 20k rounds down the pipe. Still looks like the day I bought it and functions flawlessly..........man I love that rifle.

[Capybara]

How does one acquire a Beretta Neos in California? Off roster and I don't know of anyone who SSE's 22s?

By number of rounds, my Beretta Neos probably takes the cake, but my Glock 27 is catching up. I take it on every range trip now that I'm reloading .40S&W.

[resident-shooter]

How does one acquire a Beretta Neos in California? Off roster and I don't know of anyone who SSE's 22s?

Guns can be on the roster one year but not the other

[elsolo]

niiiiice. How often did u replace springs? When did u know it was time?

Once a year, more or less.

It's the mag springs that noticeably wear out; running extended baseplates, cramming 20 rds in them, load and unload 6 times per match. I use Wolff Caspian mag springs trimmed to 10 coils. When I need to replace those, I go ahead and get a new recoil and mainspring too.

I replaced all the little springs in the fire control group once or twice just because I was in there, never broke one or had an issue, just preventive maintenance. cheap insurance for peace of mind

[pyromensch]

so, in real words, (family friendly of course), what are you saying? you take your favorite "gun" to shoot at the range?

not always the range, but my first, a j.c.penney, (made by marlin), bolt action 22, short, long,(anyone have any long ammo?), long rifle

[CA Cowboy]

.38 reloads in my Ruger GP100.

[resident-shooter]

Once a year, more or less.

It's the mag springs that noticeably wear out; running extended baseplates, cramming 20 rds in them, load and unload 6 times per match. I use Wolff Caspian mag springs trimmed to 10 coils. When I need to replace those, I go ahead and get a new recoil and mainspring too.

I replaced all the little springs in the fire control group once or twice just because I was in there, never broke one or had an issue, just preventive maintenance. cheap insurance for peace of mind

hmmmm. Interesting

[CDFingers]

Very used rifle from 1896:



CDFingers

[resident-shooter]

1895*

[Paper Boy]

I have a Smith & Wesson 22A that goes on every trip just to keep me in the practice of shooting pistol, even if I am just going for a rifle range day. No idea how many rounds through it but I have burned through an entire 550 box in one day on numerous occasions...

Since I bought my Howa Axiom in .223 it has never stayed home. With handloads it is ungodly accurate and smooth.

Everything else just kinda cycles through range trips.