Clockwise from the upper left: A FN High Power, a S&W Model 64 and a Smith & Wesson M&P.
All were used to help some pumpkins get a jump-start on recycling. I have a Savage .22 bolt-action rifle with an Accu-trigger and a scope that a early-teenaged boy used to shoot a small pumpkin into itty-bitty pieces.
At Chip's feet, you can see the bore brush that he kept trying to steal. I was able to distract him by allowing him to swipe a cotton swab.
I need to detail-strip and clean my 22/45, for the trigger wasn't always resetting.
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