User:Colt Revolver Fan

ColtRevolverFan

Name--

Age--13

State--Idaho

City--Couer D' Alene

About me

Hi! I'm 13 and was trying to find info about a Colt New Service and found this site. It was an instant hit for me and loved it. I've been a gun fan, every since I first watched Dr. No when I was 8 or 9. I became obsessed with the Walther PPK, the main gun in the movie. After that was when I got into guns and started to research about them during my spare time. Today, I'm a big gun nut, and my favorite gun manufacturers today are probably Colt, Walther and Winchester. Guns aren't my only obsession. I also enjoy reading and writing about military history, as well as the guns they used. I'm more of an outdoors kind of guy, and love hiking, camping, fishing and surviving out in the woods. Guns I hope to get in the future is all of the guns in my favorite guns list (some of the guns in their I already own, but I plan on getting the others). I enjoy coming to this site, and come to it nearly everyday.

Favorite Guns:

Colt Cobra--the Colt Cobra in .38 Special would be my weapon of choice for both concealment and as a backup to a Colt M1917 if were in battle. I would want a 3rd Generation version.

Colt SAA--come on, a good ol classic Colt SAA has got to be one of you're favorite guns!

Colt M1917--if I were to head into battle I would want a Colt M1917 in .45 ACP as my sidearm.

Colt M1911A1--although I would rather have an M1917 as my sidearm, the Colt M1911A1 would be my sidearm of choice if I would have to use an automatic handgun.

Walther PPK--I would much rather carry a Colt Cobra snubbie for concealment, but if I would have to carry an automatic pistol for concealment, I would use a German-made (insead of the Smith and Wesson manufactured) Walther PPK in .380 ACP.

Thompson M1A1--even today, if I were to head into battle I would want a Thompson M1A1 in .45 ACP as my main weapon.

Winchester 1895--for hunting big game such as elk or grizzlies, I would want to carry a Winchester 1985 Lever-Action rifle in .30-06 caliber.

Winchester 1894--for hunting small-medium sized game such as wolverines, deer or cougars, I would use a Winchester 1894 Lever-Action rifle in 25-35.

Ruger 10/22--for squirrel hunting or just target shooting, you can't go wrong with a reliable Ruger 10/22!

Winchester Model 1912--for close range combat or for waterfowl hunting, I would use a Winchester Model 1897 in 12 gauge.

As you can see, I much prefer older firearms then the newer ones made today, such as Berettas, Glocks, Sigs, etc.

Favorite ammunition

.22 LR

.38 Special

.45 ACP

.25-35

.30-06

Least Favorite ammunition

.25 ACP

9MM Parabellum

10MM Auto

8MM Nambu

Favorite Movies

Zulu

The Nativity Story

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Pale Rider

The Outlaw Josey Wales

From Russia with Love

Favorite actors

Clint Eastwood

John Wayne

Sean Connery

Harrison Ford

Tom Hanks

Guns I own

Savage Shotgun

I don't know the model of it, but the first gun that I got (and still own) is a single-shot breech loading Savage .410 shotgun. I've used it to hunt grouse before.

Ruger 10/22

I got this .22 rifle for my birthday. I was told that it's the most reliable .22 rifle available. It came with a bushnell scope, and have 4 magaziens for it (two 10 round and two 25 round mags).

Winchester Model 1894

I have the rarer .25-35 version of this gun (most models of the 1894 use .30-30 shells). This gun was built in the late 1800s (it's a very old gun) and it first belonged to be great grandfather, who passed it down to my grandfather, who then passed it down to my dad, who just recently passed it down to me. I've gone deer hunting with it, and this gun carries 5 rounds.