fat tom
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you saw a 95% or better example? I said BUY it,have the money or do whatever you had to do to get it? Not what you would LIKE to have or WISH you had,but one you would BUY! Just curious.
f.t.
f.t.
What gun would you BUY TODAY,if........
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doublesharp
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5" model 27
3" K/L frame
3" K/L frame
feralmerril
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A marlin model 60 (?) levermatic in .256 Winchester mag or a original winchester model 92 converted to it.
NCTexan
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Gonna buy a new Shield today. I have the money and hope it's 95% or better....
... but that may not the intent of your question.
... but that may not the intent of your question.
Shorty 45 MK2
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Tough one...
A 3913TSW or a 4513TSW, both would have to be pre rail.
A 3" Model 64 would be tempting as well.
A 3913TSW or a 4513TSW, both would have to be pre rail.
A 3" Model 64 would be tempting as well.
Rpg
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There are a few:
Winchester 97 with Damascus barrel.
Marlin 39 (old model, not more recent)
Winchester M52c
Winchester 97 with Damascus barrel.
Marlin 39 (old model, not more recent)
Winchester M52c
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A few I would get now--providing I could find one for sale? and afford them?
1) an original Sharps Carbine.
2) a Winchester 73 or 1894 version.
3) a Walker.
4) An alloriginal Kentucky long rifle.
5) a nice Musket from the Revolutionary War with bayonet.
6) A Martini-henry from about the Zulu Wars time.
7) a WWII German MP-38/40--preferably the MP-40.
) A Civil War era Springfield Rifle.
1) an original Sharps Carbine.
2) a Winchester 73 or 1894 version.
3) a Walker.
4) An alloriginal Kentucky long rifle.
5) a nice Musket from the Revolutionary War with bayonet.
6) A Martini-henry from about the Zulu Wars time.
7) a WWII German MP-38/40--preferably the MP-40.
) A Civil War era Springfield Rifle.
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A 3" 13 or 65, maybe a 457
phenson
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I bought a 640-1 Pro Series last week on an impulse. Great looking, well thought out with trijicon night sights and no lock. I never thought I'd buy a modern S&W, but after laying my eyes on it, I had to have it.
Brian41
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I'd buy a S&W 57/657 3 inch in 95% in a heart beat. Do I need one, no? But would buy one just the same providing I could afford it.
mg357
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S&W Classic Model 10-14 .38 caliber revolver.
Evil Dog
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Not a doubt in my mind, this.....
Arik
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Smith&Wesson 45 long Colt 5 inch
bgrone
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What I'd buy
A 1066 or 4566 a 3566 a CS9/40/45 a 610 revolver a 4013 single stack
Jim in Iowa
A 1066 or 4566 a 3566 a CS9/40/45 a 610 revolver a 4013 single stack
Jim in Iowa
A pre-lock Bloodwork 627, 8X.
CH47gunner
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Rifle - Stevens Favorite, maybe like one of the Shutzen models. I've got a 629-4 3" ready to swap for a nice one.
Handgun - Model 27 3 1/2"
Handgun - Model 27 3 1/2"
BearBio
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Original Ainsworth Colt.
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IIR the Model # correctly a M631 . The 4in Kit Gun in .32Mag.
Also a .38-44HD . But instead of 95% , I want a mechanically VG , but with a period aftermarket Nickle refinish. That way , I could afford it , and shoot and carry without feeling guilty.
Also a .38-44HD . But instead of 95% , I want a mechanically VG , but with a period aftermarket Nickle refinish. That way , I could afford it , and shoot and carry without feeling guilty.
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