Hi:
Mine: S&W Model 64 (no dash) with a nickel Tyler Grip Adapter
(this model was my first agency issued service revolver)

A snubby 651 , 22 magnum

Classic S&W Model 10

Classic S&W Model 36 blued finish

S&W Model 60-15 3 inch barrel

S&W Model 686 4 inch barrel 6 shot cylinder

S&W Model 617 10 shot cylinder 4 inch barrel

Classic Model 586 4 inch barrel

The one at the top of my wish list should be in the mail right now. It is an 8 round model 627.

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I will graciosly state that in the realm of firearms, I have everything I want, thought I wanted, or could foreseeably want. Consequently the children's possible inheritance is quite small.

An Unertl scope, 1" tube, 16X, 2" objective, has faint stirrings of want for my Kimber 22 target rifle, but it is a real faint want.

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S&WHF 366

A Nambu Type 99.

Registered Magnum Serial #1, wasn't that J. Edgar Hoover's piece, that never surfaced in his estate?

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NRA Pistol/Rifle Inst. RSO

Luger, nothing fancy but not junk.

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I am a sheep dog!
1601 (ret)

A 696, a 3913, and a nice 15 or 67. And especially, the return of the WWII bring-back Walther PP, given to me when I was about twelve by a family friend who had taken it from a Wehrmacht officer he said "didn't need it anymore". In the flap-over holster with the very late owner's name penciled inside the flap. Someone tried to steal it when I was 14 and my mother sold it and another gun at a pawnshop for fifteen bucks.

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Oh well, what the hell.

Outside of some family guns that were stolen, one of them a colt new frontier that had belonged to audie murphy originaly, and seven others,
I would like to have a winchester 92 made to my specifcations. It would be the short rifle, octogon barrel, button magazine, color case harden, extra long butt stock with dark red fancy walnut, a williams foolproof, and in .256 winchester magnum.
2nd choice frank hammers colt saa "old lucky", or the triplelock he threw his wife in a shootout.

By the way, here again for the umphteenth time is that colt new frontier .45 colt. Made in 1965, serial #5355 NF. One of a consectivly numbered matched pair that he willed to his two sons. Whoever my ex sold it to in 1986 must be sweating as I have posted it many times elsewhere.

I would not mind having a 3913TSW w/o rail.

I guess there is not a single firearm i don't want.

I wan't two of everything, one for shooting and one for collecting.



On a more serious part, i have a soft spot for Blackpowder firearms
I miss the BrownBess i had to sell, so i realy would like to have one again.

The original "missing" (1 of 2 made, I believe) .45ACP Luger

An old model 27. I know the newer .357s are, reportedly, better but the old model 27s look so cool.

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Have Gun Will Carry

For me, a NIB Bren Ten Dual Master set and a NIB Bren Ten Jeff Cooper Commemorative Model with everything including the certificate with the original signatures. Only about 25 of the first made and a dozen of the latter produced.

Just my little corner of the collecting world I guess.

Bruce

M&P 15/22
Henry Golden Boy in .22LR and/or .45Colt
Ruger SR-1911

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Real men love cats!

A Webley-Fosbery .455 automatic revolver.

Bizarre, I know: so much engineering, so little practical benefit.

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David Wilson

I want a bolt action double barrel rifle, action ejects both chambers and reloads both from a box magazine. This and about 50 more in the NRA Museum in Virginia.

• Model 1900 American Eagle Luger
• 5" or 6 1/2" S&W Triple Lock in .44 Special
• 6.5mm Bergmann Model 1896

Hi:
I would like to learn more of Captain Hammers "Shootout"
Thanks,
Jimmy

Four inch, 1st model triple lock.....
Good mechanically, finish subject to negotiation,
original stocks and matching numbers a plus.

Oh, did I mention, chambered for S&W 44 Special Cartridge please.

Contact me here or General Delivery, Spanish Fort, Tex.

Thank You,


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"IN GOD WE TRUST"

Howdy,
I'd like Model 10 Glenn gun. It is hard to justify a new one due to the stuff I have around now and I seldom see a good used one.
If I ever stumble into a windfall it will make two people happy.
Me and Frank.
Thanks
Mike

I am a simple man, all I want for Christmas is a Model 28-1......

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Even older, even crankier....

JimmyJ, I used to have franks auto biography "I am frank hamer". Dont have it anymore. Going by memory, frank and his wife and I think his brother harrison were driving through town and ran into a attempted assasination of him. In the gun fight he threw a triplelock to his wife that he was evidently carrying as a backup to his nickle colt sa 45 4 3/4". That was one of my favorite old books I special ordered almost 40 years ago and along with my guns etc she also sold that book. The book was also largely about how he tracked down bonnie and clyde. Ever get a chance, get it!

Speaking of triplelocks, I have this one. It was sent back to smith in 49 and again in 50 and target sights were added and refinished. It may be the most accurate handgun I own. I shot it off the bench many years ago against two other .44 specials I have along with a model 29-2 and it outshot all of them!

I wouldn't know where to start. All of them.

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Un-Reconstructed Southerner

Winchester Model 70 Stainless Steel Classic BOSS in:
.22-250 Remington and .270 Weatherby Magnum

Would round out my collection, then I could move on to collecting something else....

I've got a really bad Luger habit, so I'll leave them out. Top three on my wish list right now, in no particular order: (1) a nice Hi Power with adjustable sights (not the tangents) and spur hammer; (2) a 2 1/2" M-19 in nickel; and (3) an M-18. Oops, make that four - I'd also like an SW1911SC in the all-melonite finish.

I'd probably have bought 2 or 3 of these this year if it hadn't been for Maryland's new ban on EBRs. I spent most of my money on ARs and components before the ban went into effect October 1.

I really really want an original Iron Framed Henry model of 1860. Unlikely I will get it though. My second really, really is a Thompson submachine gun. It is at least in the range of possibilities.

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SWCA 1646

I believe I'd like a Fabbri sxs.
Not fussy which one.

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paws for friendship

A 3913, a 5903, a 5906, a 4566. All of them TSW's, all of them non rail. A 4506-1. Oh, & a full house AR.

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Lounge Lizard Extraordinaire

It may be blasphemous but I've always wanted a Colt Python.

S&W 625 mountain gun in 45 colt.

Bergmann-Bayard Model 1910 or 21, preferably a Danish made one. And, a Remington Model 25 in 32-20.

Ed brown beavertail 4" 1911. Ss finish, combat hammer/trigger. Burlwood grips.

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A chief special (pre-36) target, or M-36 target that's early enough to have the flat latch thumb piece. They're out there, but they sure don't seem to be for sale.

My Department issued Stainless Steel Ruger Speed-six 38+P with 2.75" barrel.

M 10 4" skinny BBL and m 10 2" m 15 4 and 2" m14 83/8" and 6" m 29....all nickel

High grade Remington autoloaders. Model 8, 81, 11, etc

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War Eagle! '10 BCS & '13 SEC

A nice Registered Magnum would make my day.

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Virtue,Liberty & Independence

Winchester Model 12 28 gauge with solid rib.

My short list of S&Ws:

3rd Model 44 HE, blue, 5 inch.
Pre-war .38/44 HD, blue, 5 inch.
.38/44 Outdoorsman, blue, 6 1/2 inch.
Model 35.
Don't have to be collector grade, just decent looking shooters.

Other than that, just whatever I run across that stikes my fancy.

617 No dash 4"
629-3 5"
657-2 Classic Hunter
4566 TSW with the dreaded rail

In the past couple of years I've developed a real fondness for the .44 Special. Have purchased, shot, reloaded and played with a couple. I'd be a real happy camper if I could get my hands on one of Elmer's pieces of history.
Dave

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mr mom
Fire Chief, Retired

Original full-auto Tommy gun with drum magazine, documented history with a lawman or outlaw.

There are several copies available on Amazon. BTW, that book is not an autobiography. It was written by H. Gordon Frost and John Holmes Jenkins.

A Colt "Monitor", NIB. You might as well throw in a few extra magazines and a case or two of ammo.

A .50 BMG.

3 inch 625 in 45 Colt.

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