Well, for NH we’d have to have a shoot out between something Sig and something Ruger…. 🤔

I’d probably say the P226 as one of Sig’s most iconic pistols.

I may talk to my State Rep and see if he’ll sponsor a bill next year…

 

Ruger has been in Newport since 1949. I'm thinking a Blackhawk.

 

Very interesting ... I didn't really know WVa had an "official" gun. The Hall Flintlock makes perfect sense. There is still a company in Harper's Ferry making really cool but expensive revolvers today.

I would think the "unofficial" gun of WVa would be the lever action 30-30 Winchester or Marlin ... as this is a big whitetail hunting state with short shots being more of the norm and the 30-30 is really popular with hunters.

Thanks for the post ... ya learn something new every day.

 

In my home State, California, I believe it would be a Nerf “Super Soaker” water gun.

 

Unfortunately they have ammo restrictions due to drought! 🤣

 

If you run out with that Walker you can always wack em with it.

 

it'd have to be the Sig 226 or the 229 w/ the 320 and 365 about to take over... 9's everywhere and the .357 Sig all that not uncommon...
then Ruger wheel guns running a tight 2nd (GP100/.357 and/or Hawk series in hand canon calibers)...

 

I won't argue with Utah's choice.

 

Illinois should be a Hi Point

 

Took the words right out of my mouth….the Chicago Yeet Cannon.

 

Not only does my State have a firearm on that list, but the method of aiming rifles with crude sights is well known with older marksman, and is as useful today as ever.

 

 

Go Tennessee with the Barrett.
Down here in Florida I think it should be the spear gun. 😎

 

Go Tennessee with the Barrett.
Down here in Florida I think it should be the spear gun. [emoji41]

Our state gun is KelTec…[emoji2357]


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I'm not in CA anymore, but I'd suggest a slingshot. Wait, we're talking FIREarms here... alright, add a match to it.

 

Barrett for Tennessee

I guess I need one now

 

we all 2nd the motion...

 

North Carolina - The 30 Carbine.

 

I'm thinking Florida should be the Bren 10 a la Sonny Crocket

 

depending on the county - chain fed GE...

 

Fla would be a Mac 10, 45cal as the columbian cartel exterminated all the cuban cartel in the 70's on all the streets and clubs.

People got a lil upset as too much innocent Collateral murders while they were shooting at their targets.

 

No CT, huh? Guess we don't have any historical association with gun manufacturing.

 

How would CT choose one?

 

I'm in Texas and do not. Do Like Alaska and Utah though.

 

What would you prefer..?

 

Missouri would have to be a shotgun, except St. Louis and KC.

 

Tennessee does love Ronnie Barrett. He's a fine gentleman who's done great things for our state and the 2nd Amendment.
Beretta also has a factory here.

For those who may not know, a few years ago California banned guns in .50 BMG. Shortly after LAPD sent a couple of their Barrett M82s back to the factory for repair/rebuilds. Ronnie refused to send them back as they are illegal there. He has since refused to sell any of his products to any law enforcement or state agency in California.

 

It's cool that my home state of Indiana has an official gun, but not cool that it's a gun that seems to be unavailable. I think a Cabot 1911 would've been a more realistic choice.

 

Colorado has no official gun. Any of the California suggestions would be appropriate ...

 

Oregon - Single shot rubber band gun.

 

For Idaho it would have to be the LWD 80 percent Freedomwolf. Made in Priest River, ID.
Representing!🤣

 

Orygun, let’s go with a .54 Hawken for Oregon Trail allusions. Kimbers were made in Portland for a while, I believe.

 

Since Jackson, MS has the highest per capita murder rate in the country, I guess it should be a TEC-9.

 

I don't think we have any manufactures left here in Virginia.

I guess we could have the Richmond Rifle of the Civil War.