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Just one, a very nice Winchester 12ga. O/U that I've had for a couple of years and have never powdered. I think it's an unfired gun. I'm putting it up for sale. If I don't use it there's no point in keeping it.

NIB Model 12 in 16 gauge.
NIB Model 70 Supergrade in 7STW
NIB Model 9422 25th Anniversery
NIB Super X1
NIB Ruger Model 77 Magnum in 458 Lott
NIB Ruger Mark II 50th Anniversery
NIB Model 70 Classic Stainless in 270 WSM
NIB Model 70 Featherweight in 223 WSM

All my firearms are quite promiscuous.

Only one, a pre 64 Model 94 Winchester in a 30-30 caliber. Still in the box with the pink warranty card.

I have two:

Rem 799
Sears M200 (a.k.a. Win 94)

I got a good deal on the 799 and intended to re-chamber it for a 260Rem until I got it home and saw the action is not based on a 308 length action. The magazine is just barely large enough to hold the 22-250 it was chambered for from the factory. So its for sale because I don't need another 22-250.

The 94 I got from a shop for $200 bucks. There was some wear on the receiver/frame down to the bear metal, so I sent it to Fords for a refinish. I also had a local smith smooth out the action and replace the loop with a larger one. When I got it back, it was so nice, I just couldn't bring myself to shoot it ... yet.

Ahhh none.

I have two, both Japs, a type 38 and a type 99...

Both are original and unaltered, and both are hanging in the museum in my local American Legion post...

I suspect that they will both still be hanging there when I kick the bucket, so as far as I am concerned, thier maidenheads will remain intact...

none, well one unfired by me but friend I traded it from used it quite a bit!!

I shoot everything in my safe except a half dozen or so old Colts and Winchesters that various relatives carried in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

I've got an 870 new from a year and a half ago. Just haven't gotten round to shooting it yet. No matter, an 870 is an 870, this is probably the 5th or 6th one for me.

Picked up a new-to-me CZ Hornet last month, but the weather's been too crappy to get to the range with it, I hope to change that soon, maybe in a couple of days.

It is a very rare case in which I buy a "virgin" gun and even more rare that it would get home before being de-flowered.

The very first thing I do with a new gun is clean and then shoot it.No virgins in my safe.

Neil

Refering to a couple previous posts, yes I have gone hunting with at least two guys who were under the impression that when the gunsmith installed the scope the rifle was ready to go. Once we were on the side of a mountain in knee deep snow approaching a small herd of bulls when the guy mentioned this to me. I got my elk, he did not. Never confuse being financially well off and educated with being all knowledgeable as you would have though both of these doctors would have known better.

I got sidetracked in my previous, for that I apologize. All of my guns are more like Kansas City hookers than virgins and I like them that way. Don't buy a used gun from me unless it is priced cheap because it will look great but be well used.

Popped every one I've owned.
It's nearly as good as. The first sniff of a unopened box, mounting, scoping & bore-sighting her. All whilst slowly sipping Austin Nichols

Dood, you had me at NIB model 12!! nice.

All I have is a lousy SC 375 M70, aint shootin it..and no you cant see a picture of it