Holiday Gift Guide: 6 Distinctive and Worthwhile Guns for That Special Gun Enthusiast

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It’s the rare fan of firearms who doesn’t appreciate having at least one conversation piece in their collection. That can be a family heirloom, a homemade build, or a favorite shooter. However, a home-run option for a gun people will talk about is gifting your favorite gun enthusiast a high-quality but distinctive firearm. That could be an antique or vintage model, like a Dreyse M1907, or something new and unique, like the Kel Tec KSG. Give them something to talk about with one of the following distinctive gun gifts.

50 Beowulf

Dreyse M1907

The Dreyse is a unique and certainly distinctive looking early automatic. Superficially, it looks quite a bit like the first ever mass-produced automatic, the FN 1900, and shares its chambering—32 ACP. However, the Dreyse features several distinct internal differences. Because this antique firearm tends to be overshadowed by the famous FN 1900, you can often find them relatively inexpensively. Despite their usually modest price, they have a reputation for toughness and reliability.

 AR 15 Chambered in 50 Beowulf

The 50 Beowulf is one of the biggest chamberings for the AR 15 rifle platform. Beyond that alone making it distinctive, the 50 Beowulf is widely chosen as protection in grizzly country. It is also a top choice for big game in states that only allow hunting with straight-walled cartridges.

 CZ 52

Speaking of high-quality firearms that can be picked up inexpensively, the CZ 52 is a hefty hand cannon chambered in the powerhouse 762x25 Tokarev bottleneck pistol round. In addition to being an absolute unit, it has a reputation for being tough as nails as well. This Cold War special is also a lot of fun to shoot.

 Barrett 50 Cal

What makes for a more interesting and distinctive firearm than one that can ring metal from a mile away? If the gun enthusiast in your life would be interested in the ultimate gun collection standout, opt for the Barrett 50 cal. Send it!

 Kel Tec KSG

Many gun companies hope to produce one truly innovative gun that reimagines what firearms can do or be. Kel Tec seems to do that with everything they release. Case in point—the Kel Tec KSG. This short, stout high-capacity bullpup shotgun has two magazine tubes, featuring a capacity of 6+6+1 for standard 3-inch shells. Shorter shells can get you 7+7+1 capacity!

 Astra 400

The Astra 400 is another oldie but goodie. This Spanish military sidearm is probably best known for looking a bit like a water pistol. Most of them are chambered in the respected 9mm Largo. This once-obsolete cartridge has been remade by modern ammunition companies, so the gun enthusiast to whom you gift this unique handgun can have fun with it on the range. In addition to its distinctive look, the Astra 400 has a reputation for being accurate, sturdy, and trustworthy.

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