A nice Registered Magnum would make my day.
Firearm You Would Really, Really Like To Have
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DodgeCity1951
Member
Winchester Model 12 28 gauge with solid rib.
Grayfox
US Veteran
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.
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
629-3 5"
657-2 Classic Hunter
4566 TSW with the dreaded rail
mr-mom
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
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
Dave
dcxplant
Member
Original full-auto Tommy gun with drum magazine, documented history with a lawman or outlaw.
cowart
US Veteran
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.
cowart
US Veteran
A Colt "Monitor", NIB. You might as well throw in a few extra magazines and a case or two of ammo.
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Nframecollector
Member
A .50 BMG.
3 inch 625 in 45 Colt.
4 inch N frame,long action in 44 special or 45 colt.
Harrison
US Veteran
A really nice, English double rifle, boxlock, probably either a Rigby or William Evans in 450/400 NE 3", 25" barrels. In working rifle style, not highly ornate and engraved all over. I think used but in really nice condition, they are going for something like $40,000-50,000, or maybe a bit more.
fat tom
Absent Comrade
One of these,AND the money to feed it.
f.t.
f.t.
Rintimtin
Member
A double rifle in 45/70.
w-30dreamin
Member
REM 3200
US Veteran
A 1911A1 made by Singer would do it for me.
Gatling Gun. Colt will make one to the original specs for a mere $50,000.00, although that was the price a couple years ago.
Not even a NFA item since it requires a turn of the crank for each shot.
Not even a NFA item since it requires a turn of the crank for each shot.
Hmmm. The next thing on the purchase list is an IWI Tavor, but the truly stupid thing I'd like (even though I have absolutely no use for it) is a Barrett in .50 BMG. As a result, I'll get the Tavor and call it good.
wildenout
Member
686+ Snubby, 686+ 3", 686+ 4", .460V, 629 4", and a 617 4" kind of just round out the collection and have every caliber...haha
