Weapons you own, general weapons discussion

[Vareiln]

I have some nerf guns, a very blunt katana(To the point where it's more of a club than a sword), and a machete.

[Olthar]

I own a steel rod. And some kitchen implements that could be used as weapons.

[Transnapastain]

Glock 17 and a 30-06 hunting rifle. Used to have more but they were stolen.

This is how I lost my first AK-74 and Walther P22 (the second one I acquired was later sold), as well as my K98 Russian capture which, for whatever reason, had not had the German markings defaced, and my Ruger Mini-14.

[Fishyland]

in my room: a 6" boot knife. ruger 10 .22 (with a "fun switch"), 12g single shot shotgun, .22 long rifle,and a MkII ruger handgun. on the rest of the property, 4 muskets, 1 AK47, 4 10 shotgun, Thompson (WWII GI version), 2 .44 magnums, Winchester lever rifle, and 20 other rifles whose names i cant think off the top of my head. all in all, around 30 some guns and 1 knife.
EDIT: 1 compound bow

thats awesome

There used to be around 70 to 80 guns including a full auto AK 47

[Fnordgasm 5]

I own a red and white woollen football sock knotted at one end for grip containing a 10 centimetre cube of decorative granite.

[Zimmer Twins]

I have a box of throwing knives... Nothing special

Illegal in NY, mores the pity.

Throwing knives are illegal in NY RAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGEEEEEE

[The Holy Therns]

I've got a frying pan.

[Gun Manufacturers]

I forgot to answer the OP's question, so here's the list (listed in order of purchase):

Rock River Arms LAR-15 chambered in 5.56x45mm (can also chamber and shoot .223 cal).
Glock 17C
Ruger Mark 2 22/45 with 5.5" barrel
Ruger 10/22 carbine
Remington 870 Wingmaster with 30" and 18.5" barrels and +2 mag tube extension

I'd post pictures, but I don't currently have a decent camera. I'll try to rustle one up, though.

[French Union]

Just knives of various sorts. No firearms, unfortunately.

[Post War America]

A P-1853 Enfield Rifle-Musket, a bayonet for said weapon (originally owned by a member of the 9th Ghurka Rifles Regiment) and a fire-ax.

[New England and The Maritimes]

Bat, hammer, drawer full of knives, hands, three televisions, about a dozen table corners, two dozen or so walls, a sliding glass door, multiple pairs of shoes, a rotary sander, spray paint, a shovel, a mop, a bucket, five chairs, several sets of glassware, heavy old liquor bottles, a hot water heater, a metal freezer, the stove, two sinks, a bathtub, dozens of clothes hangers, sheets of all kinds, several pillows, one vinyl record, innumerable CDs and DVDs...

[Post War America]

Bat, hammer, drawer full of knives, hands, three televisions, about a dozen table corners, two dozen or so walls, a sliding glass door, multiple pairs of shoes, a rotary sander, spray paint, a shovel, a mop, a bucket, five chairs, several sets of glassware, heavy old liquor bottles, a hot water heater, a metal freezer, the stove, two sinks, a bathtub, dozens of clothes hangers, sheets of all kinds, several pillows, one vinyl record, innumerable CDs and DVDs...

So... you live in a house... the ultimate weapon.

[New England and The Maritimes]

Bat, hammer, drawer full of knives, hands, three televisions, about a dozen table corners, two dozen or so walls, a sliding glass door, multiple pairs of shoes, a rotary sander, spray paint, a shovel, a mop, a bucket, five chairs, several sets of glassware, heavy old liquor bottles, a hot water heater, a metal freezer, the stove, two sinks, a bathtub, dozens of clothes hangers, sheets of all kinds, several pillows, one vinyl record, innumerable CDs and DVDs...

So... you live in a house... the ultimate weapon.

Now you're beginning to understand, grasshopper.

[The Holy Therns]

Bat, hammer, drawer full of knives, hands, three televisions, about a dozen table corners, two dozen or so walls, a sliding glass door, multiple pairs of shoes, a rotary sander, spray paint, a shovel, a mop, a bucket, five chairs, several sets of glassware, heavy old liquor bottles, a hot water heater, a metal freezer, the stove, two sinks, a bathtub, dozens of clothes hangers, sheets of all kinds, several pillows, one vinyl record, innumerable CDs and DVDs...

So... you live in a house... the ultimate weapon.

[Uawc]

Glad to see that NSG has been productive in this thread. A bit surprised, though I suppose I shouldn't be, that most of NSG is pretty much unarmed.

[Big Jim P]

Glad to see that NSG has been productive in this thread. A bit surprised, though I suppose I shouldn't be, that most of NSG is pretty much unarmed.

Most are children.

[Wisconsin9]

A Swiss Army Knife. My dad owns a .38 revolver and a WW2-era U.S. Navy sword.

[Veceria]

Glad to see that NSG has been productive in this thread. A bit surprised, though I suppose I shouldn't be, that most of NSG is pretty much unarmed.

Most are children.

And/or live in countries where it's quite hard to get firearms. Or even decent knives.

[CTALNH]

DISCLAIMER: BY POSTING ABOUT YOUR WEAPONS IN THIS THREAD, YOU ASSERT THAT YOU LEGALLY OWN THEM.
Thank you. Don't want to be breaking any rules in here.

Do any of you own any weapons? I have a sizeable collection of combat knives, a war hammer, a sjambok, and a couple tactical markers. Firearms are a little expensive to own and shoot here in Canada, as are bows, so while I intend to build a firearms collection, and perhaps get into archery as well, that's something that will happen later on.

Guns, knives, swords, bows, whatever you've got, let's talk about 'em! Pictures for bonus points.

Too many hunting shotguns to count...
9mm Glock
45 colt pistol

M1 garand rifle
An AK 47 albanian origins...
A svd....I think my uncle traded it for something else
A Antique karl 98k my stupid uncle changed the barrel to a M1 garand barrel...Imagine what an antique rifle from the German army would cost now.

And a .22 pistol
I seem to be forgetting something....

[Nazi Flower Power]

I own a katana. I know it is not a very fitting weapon for a Nazi, but I have it from before I joined the NSDAP.

[Grenartia]

I have several pocket knives, and back in Louisiana, I own a deactivated WWII-era pineapple grenade (I bought it for $20 at a local WWII museum).

I don't own any firearms, but once I get enough money, I intend to look into purchasing one or two for self defense.

[Big Jim P]

Most are children.

And/or live in countries where it's quite hard to get firearms. Or even decent knives.

True enough.

[Spreewerke]

I second this, why is owning a clearly semi-automatic (as evidenced by the fact that its a Century, probably a WASR 10/63?) AK bullshit?

I question the good sense of anyone who would spend money on a semi-automatic AK.

It's not accurate enough for hunting, so I've heard, and not concealable for CCW.

You'd be appalled by the $2,200.00 AK I take deer hunting, then.

Picture for picture thread (assumed):


There are three or four not photographed because they were at my girlfriend's house or otherwise unaccessable at the moment.

[Big Jim P]

I question the good sense of anyone who would spend money on a semi-automatic AK.

It's not accurate enough for hunting, so I've heard, and not concealable for CCW.

You'd be appalled by the $2,200.00 AK I take deer hunting, then.

Picture for picture thread (assumed):

There are three or four not photographed because they were at my girlfriend's house or otherwise unaccessable at the moment.

I recognized most of these. Nice collection.

[Spreewerke]

One of my favorite knives is a Bosnian issue bayonet for an AK rifle. My brother brought it back for me.

how big is it?

Most likely of the AKM variety as shown. If so (can't think of why it wouldn't be), it has a ~6" blade and doubles as wire cutters when used in conjunction with its sheath.

Left to right: current-issue Bulgarian, Afghanistan invasion era Russian, surplus Romanian.

An AK 47 albanian origins...

Is Yugoslavian M70 series.

A svd....I think my uncle traded it for something else

Probably a house since they're valued at $16,000+. Not trying to knock you or your uncle, but, chances are, he was in possession of a Romanian PSL... unless he actually did have the money for one of the <100 SVDs in the country.

A Antique karl 98k my stupid uncle changed the barrel to a M1 garand barrel...Imagine what an antique rifle from the German army would cost now.

Mine was sub-$300.00, but it was also a mis-match, non-defaced Russian capture.