I'm pretty sure we're sticking to the discussion of the stuff we own and talking about the technical aspects. Or at least, I'm only discussing the technical aspects.

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[indent]- FN Police, a Winchester 1300 with sights. I have since added an L3 technologies flashlight/laser combo via a rail mount I attached. This is a home defense gun.
- Australian SMLE No.1 Mk.III*, 1942, Lithgow
- British Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.II, 1953, Fazakerley
- Springfield 1903A3, 1942, Remington Refurbed job with a Krieger barrel.
- Swiss K31, 1934, Waffenfaberik Bern
- Mosin Nagant M1891/30, Izhevsk.
- AR-15, Colt LE6920 with a Eotech XPS-2 and G33 magnifier (3.3x), a grip-pod, various other shit done to it, and I recently attached a mount for a Surefire M952 on there. (My chef sold me some of this shit cheap; he was getting rid of his after a nasty divorce) I also attached an Israeli sling on there, which I decided that I liked the best of all the options.
- 1911A1, Springfield Armory; the only handgun I'll ever need.[/indent]

I'll admit that I like old guns way better than new guns.

[quote]Also, Obama recently issued an executive order banning Kalashnikovs manufactured at Izhmash from importation into the US.[/quote]

Which just bumped up the value of your rifle if you ever are so inclined to sell. I'm in a similar situation in my state, where AR-15's are now banned and the value of mine, already grandfathered in, is now higher. Not that I'll ever sell. I don't invest in firearms, I buy them to have and keep. This particularly applies to the old warhorses I tend to buy (as I have largely packed them in arsenal grease and stored them away for the duration) but it also applies to other models.