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1) Colt 1911 45acp
2) Bren .303
3) Lee Enfield No5 .303
4) AK47 7.62x39
5) Luger

No.5s aren't that hard to come by, Steve!

Dr. Strangelove wrote:No.5s aren't that hard to come by, Steve!

I know and i will have one at some point,but not yet.

What are the MLE carbine .303

They are the Lee Metford/Lee Enfield cavalry carbines we had before we adopted the No1s

hmmm, lets see:

Mauser C96 (broom handled Mauser) in 9mm parabellum - because i want it back!
Sig Sauer P228 in 40SW - because it never let me down
SLR in 7.62 - its what i started with, it's what i trained with.
AE L96A1 / AW - its what i progressed to, its what i trained with.
Whitworth rifle in .45 - it's a toss up between this and the Pattern 1800 Baker rifle.

froggy, I've been to the Big Sandy Shoot in Arizona, it is awesome and well worth the trip, every shape size and calibre of machine gun, from right up to 50cal...and miniguns too. At night they use tracers and shoot at little drones that fly up and down the gully. AWESOME NOISE!

Watching the miniguns spew tracer is like watching someone hosing fire into the sky.

You can rent a go on the minigun: Rounds: 100, Cost $100. time on gun: 1 SECOND, that's all it takes to use the belt up.

Got a chance of a Sig 556 semi auto...thinking hard on it.....

FN P90, that's a fun wee gun to shoot, feels a bit weird at first though.

L1A1
FAL Para
CZ85 Combat
L2A3 Sterling SMG
Left handed Jarrett Signature in .323 Jarrett with the best AAA walnut they have.

I get to exercise the first three on visits to the US & occasionally the Sterling too. A mate over there has a RH version of the Jarrett & it is not only incredibly accurate but also a thing of beauty. Mind you; at the thick side of $10,000 with the S&B scope it should be too.

FAL and Sterling, definitely options....

Just too many to choose from :-P - But definately a Bren

Re- Chuck,
Sig 556 semi auto...thinking hard on it.....
that is the US version of the 551 isn't it ?