Share your non-tacticool pictures!

[YoungGun86]

Maybe i'm weird, but for some reason I feel strongly about my firearms being "unassuming". There's a ton of threads with people's tactical arsenals, but not many with people interested in themore "traditional" feel.

I'm wondering if there are others out there that prefer to keep their battery of arms in a more traditional or sporting configuration. I'd love to see what you guys have.

[Cuda440]

Here's one of my first baby

[YoungGun86]

that's sweet! i'm thinking a lever action might be next on the list for me.

[Flintlock Tom]

Walnut and blued steel...

Yeah, I have always been a "walnut and blued steel" kind of guy...





But, if you really must go "EBR":

[JxPakman]

^^^ that wood stock AR is awesome hahahah

[The Virus]

Sorry but I actually laughed when I read.
"Maybe i'm weird, but for some reason I feel strongly about my firearms being "unassuming"."

[socal44]

[ckprax]

Here are a few.

[YoungGun86]

Is that wood furniture for the AR custom? Also, what is that chambered in? Doesn't look like a normal 5.56

[Curley Red]

Here's one of my first baby

Winchester 94AE? I have one in 44 magnum and I love it. Only problem is it won't hold 10 rounds unless I use a couple 44 specials.

[Cuda440]

Winchester 94AE? I have one in 44 magnum and I love it. Only problem is it won't hold 10 rounds unless I use a couple 44 specials.

Yep

Mines a .45 long colt, I just picked up some new ammo to try out- Buffalo Bore 260gr JHP, out of a rifle its close to 1800 fps and 1900 ft-lbs

[CHS]

Maybe i'm weird, but for some reason I feel strongly about my firearms being "unassuming". There's a ton of threads with people's tactical arsenals, but not many with people interested in themore "traditional" feel.

I'm wondering if there are others out there that prefer to keep their battery of arms in a more traditional or sporting configuration. I'd love to see what you guys have.

The sad thing is, most people have no real idea what "tactical" actually means and just prescribe a definition of "looks military'ish and has lots of rails and crap hanging from it".

I would describe both firearms you posted as "tactical". They serve a relatively specific functional simple purpose and are ideal defensive weapons. The wood furniture doesn't make them any less "tactical".

[YoungGun86]

Completely agree with that. I suppose what I mean is that "typical" idea of tactical to the non-gun enthusiast.

I feel the wood/non-pistol grip configurations make the firearms look more like sporting arms than defensive arms, even though they are both perfectly capable defensive arms.

People don't eyeball my weapons much at the range. I see guys with benelli semi-auto pistol grip shotguns and bad @ss ARs and people are always eyeballing them. that makes me a little uneasy.

I am "discreet tactical"

[HighLander51]

This is about as 'Un TactiCool" as it gets. A break open 12 gage cut down to 18.25", and shoots full power slugs to point of aim at 50 yards, 5 mixed buck/slugs on the sleeve, and 5 more in the buttstock. Breaks down for easy transport....

[Flintlock Tom]

Is that wood furniture for the AR custom? Also, what is that chambered in? Doesn't look like a normal 5.56

Not custom, Brownell's carries them.
It's 5.56, 20"