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<blockquote data-quote="HOSS" data-source="post: 943896" data-attributes="member: 1863"><p>My "go to" gun is my Kimber 1911 Pro Carry in .45acp. It is the most accurate semi-auto I own. Whatever you sight it on it seems to hit it. In the summer I will carry smaller framed guns like The Kel-Tec PF-9 which really has no operating controls. Just pull the trigger. It is small, lightweight and easy to conceal in summer clothes. In the winter when I have a jacket on the Kimber is always there in my Fobus holster.</p><p></p><p>I am not much of a shotgun guy unless it is a slug gun. I have a few scatterguns with the Browning auto-5 being my favorite. I have a couple of bolt action, scoped, fully rifled slug guns that will hang with any 30-30 for accuracy at 100 yards and really put the smackdown on anything it hits. The downside is what goes out comes back in the way of recoil.......they hurt.....bad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HOSS, post: 943896, member: 1863"] My "go to" gun is my Kimber 1911 Pro Carry in .45acp. It is the most accurate semi-auto I own. Whatever you sight it on it seems to hit it. In the summer I will carry smaller framed guns like The Kel-Tec PF-9 which really has no operating controls. Just pull the trigger. It is small, lightweight and easy to conceal in summer clothes. In the winter when I have a jacket on the Kimber is always there in my Fobus holster. I am not much of a shotgun guy unless it is a slug gun. I have a few scatterguns with the Browning auto-5 being my favorite. I have a couple of bolt action, scoped, fully rifled slug guns that will hang with any 30-30 for accuracy at 100 yards and really put the smackdown on anything it hits. The downside is what goes out comes back in the way of recoil.......they hurt.....bad. [/QUOTE]
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