I hadn't seen this before, but I have been thinking about this for some time. The following is what I would love to see.

1. Pre-Model 27 Patton Commemorative - Bring back the Registered Magnum in a 3.5" configuration. Don't doll it up with laser engraving or gold etching. Do it right with period roll marks, a partridge sight, a square butt, a quality set of bone stocks with a correctly placed "GSP", a reproduction grip adapter, a real blue mirror finish, a reproduction box, and reproduction copies of the paperwork. Go with the original transfer bar and spur hammer, and don't add no stinkin lock.
   
2. Registered Magnum - Bring back the Registered Magnum like several years ago, again with the 3.5" configuration, but then add a few bells and whistles. Put an 8-round cylinder on it cut for moon clips. I would be fine with the round butt and a nice set of target stocks and Performance Center action/trigger. No lock hole and boy I miss the old transfer bar & spur trigger system.
   
3. N-Frame Snubbie Set - I am still trying to replace my 29-4 3" full lug snubbie with the Unfluted Cylinder. I believe they were a Lew Horton item with round butt and Pachmeyer stocks. Had just enough heft not to be a killer with 44 magnums. Make a run for all N-frame calibers. No lock hole and boy I miss the old transfer bar & spur trigger system.

how about a 3.5" No-Snubby-at-all-special run in .44 Special, .45 ACP and .45 Colt? square butt and tapered barrel of course

regards
Ulrich

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Yes, my wish list!
M25-2 with 4" barrel.
44 magnum version of the M58.
3.5" 44 special, and 45 ACP tapered barrels.
M35 with 6" barrel.
1950 Target with 6.5" barrel.

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An accurate Triple Lock repro. Maybe in more calibers.

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While we are wishing here, I want a 5" real blue finish 8 shot model 27 cut for moon clips with the traditional style barrel and a gold bead patridge front sight. Also, I want no lock hole and would prefer a traditional hammer mounted firing pin. I could live with the frame mounted firing pin though, if I had to compromise anywhere. And I want a different type blue job than what they use nowadays, maybe a hot salt blue like my ACW prime Elite uses since S&W can't do their old style blue any more. And I wouldn't mind paying a good price for something like this either. I wouldn't flinch at a $2k price tag.

Wishing for a 30 caliber N frame cylinder. A shortened 30 Herret

I too would jump at the chance to buy a new 5 inch N frame in a traditional RM-style layout. Not likely to happen, but nice to dream.

Just as an aside Garandpappy, a Partridge is a bird.

Patridge is the fella who developed the sight named after him------way back---late 19th, early 20th century---turned out to be a winner---especially after some other folks put different color beads on them----the Mcgivern being the absolute best---reflects light from almost 180 degrees behind the shooter.

Ralph Tremaine