If I Could Own Only 5 Guns...
These Will Be It
If I could own a gun, what would it be?
I am pretty sure that you have asked this question yourself.
And believe it or not, it is a reasonable thing to do so.
After all, guns are investments.
They cost money, but the service they could give to you is crucial.
They are great tools for home and self-defense.
At the same time, you can also use them for hunting, sporting, and shooting on the range.
Surely enough, numerous guns exist in the market today.
Many of them are great and worth acquiring, especially if you have the bucks.
But if you want the ideal guns to own, then you should narrow your choices.
And I am here to help you with that.
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This is Bodhi from Click Clack.
And in this video, I have listed all the top guns that you should own.
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Remington 700 If you wish to include a gun in your arsenal,
make sure that you look for a weapon that has a long-range capability.
To cut to the chase, I am going to introduce the Remington 700.
According to its manufacturer, the Remington 700 is the best bolt-action rifle that there
is.
It has been on the production line for over 50 years already.
Moreover, it is also available in different variants and options.
All of these rifles are designed for both seasoned and amateur hunters.
The Model 700 Long Range is capable of hitting extra distances.
It comes with a 26-inch, heavy-contour barrel that enhances its stability.
It is built for long-action chamberings, making it an extremely accurate weapon.
It is compatible with bipods, too.
Meanwhile, the Model 700 5-R Threaded has a hammer-forged barrel.
Additionally, it features a 5-rifling, which enhances the lifespan of the barrel, as well
as its accuracy.
It also prevents fouling and deformation of bullets.
Overall, this rifle is reliable and accurate.
There's also the Model 700 CDL, which is engineered to possess extreme precision.
This rifle has a receiver constructed from a solid stainless steel bar.
It has a fluted barrel, as well, for shot consistency and weight reduction.
For hunting big games in long distances, this rifle is the premier option.
Ruger American The Ruger American is an affordable yet striking
rifle.
It is available in four calibers: the .270, .308, .30-06, and the .243.
These are the top hunting rounds that you can get right now.
While there are a lot of exceptional rifles out there, the Ruger American remains an excellent
choice due to its functionality and cost-efficiency.
The gun has a single thumb safety that you can only engage if the weapon is cocked.
Moreover, the position of its safety is intuitive.
It is placed at the rear part of its receiver.
With this setup, you can disengage the safety whenever you have the bead of your target.
The unit comes with a light synthetic stock coupled with a rubber buttpad.
It has an adjustable trigger pull--from 3 to 5 pounds.
I also appreciate the fact that it doesn't have any grit.
If you have tried firing a Savage Mk II, you'll notice the difference in the trigger action.
Specifically, the Ruger American is a lot smoother.
Since it is an affordable rifle, it is understandable that it is easy to maintain.
As a bolt-action rifle, that should be the case.
This gun is lightweight.
Hence, don't get surprised that it will generate some recoil.
But with its rubber buttpad on the stock, the felt recoil can be offset.
By the way, its stock is made from light composite material.
It is comfortable and slick at the same time.
Overall, the Ruger American shoots decently, regardless of the ammo.
It simply gets the job done!
Remington 870 The Remington 870 is a highly proficient pump-action
shotgun.
It is the flagship firearm of Remington, as it easily matches the Mossberg 500.
The Remington 870 is known for its impressive reliability.
Buy a brand-new Remington 870 and expect that it won't falter even if you use it excessively.
Furthermore, the gun is available in different configurations.
It is also worth noting that it is available in various calibers.
Its robust steel receiver is also heaven-sent.
Even to modern standards, the steel receiver of Remington 870 remains almost unparalleled.
You would want to own this pump-action shotgun because of its versatility.
It can be used for home defense, hunting deer, birds, clay pigeons, and small games.
And the best thing about this gun?
It is downright affordable.
On the technical side of things, this pump-action weapon is a 12-gauge shotgun with a barrel
length of 20 inches and a total length of 40 inches.
However, several models of the Remington 870 have varying barrel lengths, such as 14 inches
and 28 inches.
The standard Remington 870 has a capacity of 7 rounds, but 4 to 6-round models are also
present.
As I mentioned earlier, the 870 shotgun is versatile.
For instance, the Model 870 Wingmaster is originally a tactical gun.
But you can convert it into a hunting gun by swapping an appropriate barrel and removing
its magazine extensions.
Of course, consider adding a plug.
Changing the schematics of the Model 870 shotgun isn't difficult, either.
The action of the Remington 870 is commendable.
It is slick and smooth.
Even if you compare its action to the action of other pump-action shotguns, the Model 870
feels just different.
There are no slops and grits that are observed in other models.
Hence, this unit can give you a performance that you would certainly enjoy.
Model 1911 If you can own a gun, make sure that you can
include the M1911.
The Model 1911 was adopted by the United States Army in 1911, hence its name.
However, it was actually invented by Browning somewhere in the 1890s.
It has historical significance since it is among the few guns that witnessed two World
Wars.
During the first World War, around 60,000 units of M1911 were manufactured by Colt and
Springfield.
This number grew to 1.9 million in the Second World War, as numerous gun companies manufactured
this gun.
Until now, the M1911 remains to be a relevant weapon, thanks to its timeless reliability
and accuracy.
In fact, it was the standard issue of the United States Army until the Vietnam War ended.
Militaries still use it, but it is not the standard issue anymore.
But this doesn't mean that the M1911 is bad.
Its original design is still the basis of many modern firearms.
One of its key features is its crisp and well-balanced trigger pull.
Full-size M1911s don't have difficulties keeping track of your targets.
It is for this reason that the Model 1911 is a ubiquitous sight in competitive shooting
matches.
You can find numerous variations of the 1911 handgun.
And there are at least a hundred manufacturers of this weapon, including Colt, Springfield,
Browning, and Sig Sauer.
Their prices vary, but the custom ones can go as expensive as $2,000 a piece.
In fact, one could say that there's no upper limit to its cost and value.
Luckily, standard M1911s are civilian-friendly when it comes to price.
With a service-grade magazine and ammo, an M1911 pistol can exude extreme reliability
and accuracy.
With its steel construction, this handgun is downright robust and resistant to the elements.
Even if the dirt gets inside, it won't cause any failure.
It shoots whenever you need it.
Moreover, you can field strip an M1911 without the need for specialized tools.
Glock 19 Gen 5 Arguably, the Glock 19 is the most popular
9mm handgun in the world today.
Throughout the years of its existence, it remained to be an extremely reliable weapon.
It also received numerous updates and upgrades, such as the introduction of the Glock 19 Gen
5.
If you are searching for a reliable weapon for self-defense, this gun should be on the
top of your list.
It has stellar aftermarket support, as well, allowing you to customize it based on your
needs.
Compared to its predecessors, it also has exceptional ergonomics.
The Glock 19 Gen 5 is a 9mm handgun with a 15+1 capacity.
It has a barrel length of 4 inches and a total length of 7.36 inches.
When unloaded, this gun is just 23.6 ounces.
It comes with fixed sights, adjustable backstraps, and Safe Action trigger safety as its primary
features.
The reliability of the Glock 19 is due to the simplicity of its construction.
On average, it should only have around 35 parts, which is way less than its other counterparts.
Few parts mean that the gun isn't prone to failure and damage.
Minimal maintenance and repairs are needed.
Of course, another notable aspect of the Glock 19 Gen 5 is the disappearance of its finger
grooves.
Previous models of the G19 have finger grooves, which annoyed many users.
At the same time, the handgun also features ambidextrous controls, a non-polygonal match-grade
barrel, and a nice nDLC finish.
Glock also decided to remove the leaf spring of the slide lock lever of Glock 19 and replace
it with a coil spring.
Needless to say, the Glock 19 is also accurate, as it provides a natural shooting aim to its
shooters.
Even if you fire thousands of rounds with this gun, it won't suffer failures.
The ammo might fail, but this one will not.
It can hit one-hole groups at ten yards if you use good ammo.
And that completes our list.
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