Most recently, I've posted that I managed to acquire one of my "grail" guns and we see these posts on occasion from others. Got me to thinking about this thread. So, what is that you have your eye's pealed for and, when you do find it, what's next?
So, what is your grail gun?
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Evil Dog
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My Model 41.... absolutely love it !!!
Marshall 357
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A 3'' or 2.5'' 586 or Lew Horton 44 or 41 magnum blued or stainless does not matter.
686-4+ 3 inch
686-4 3 inch
686-4 3 inch
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RM, 5scr 44mag, prewar 44spl...oh, & if I can find a nice inexpensive 22 Outdoorsman that would be nice
Evil One
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Are these guns that we may potentially be able to get, or are these guns that were produced that we lust for and know that we will never be able to have? The search for the Holy Grail has went on for centuries with out having been fulfilled after all. 
Jim
Jim
CAJUNLAWYER
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Well I didn't know it until I read NJK Nut's thread on the A-5 SBS, but I WANT one of those 
Screamer
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Cajunlawyer,
I agree. I had no idea I wanted one of those until I saw that post. It's gotta kick like a bitch tho'. I once tried patterning a 3" A-5 from a bench and it liked to kicked my teeth out. That recoil operating system lets you know when you pull the trigger!
I agree. I had no idea I wanted one of those until I saw that post. It's gotta kick like a bitch tho'. I once tried patterning a 3" A-5 from a bench and it liked to kicked my teeth out. That recoil operating system lets you know when you pull the trigger!
Andy Griffith
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A Remington 4-S Military Model in .22 Long in 100% condition.
A Stevens Walnut Hill would be second.
A Stevens Walnut Hill would be second.
sub-moa
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Maybe its the romantic 
...well whatever it is, in me, but I look upon grail guns as a constantly evolving ever moving target ...
As soon as I finally possess my grail gun, I covet another and the process begins anew...
Lately it has been a Sig P210
...well whatever it is, in me, but I look upon grail guns as a constantly evolving ever moving target ...As soon as I finally possess my grail gun, I covet another and the process begins anew
...Lately it has been a Sig P210
Evil One
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If its just coveting... and not actually having any chance of getting...
This M29.
Jim
This M29.
Jim
Duke426
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S&W model 45
HOUSTON RICK
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Vintage SPRINGFIELD 1903
tom turner
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I just got it a week and a half ago. Better yet, I got it from one of our good forum members here in Georgia!
My favorite revolver has always been my chopped, 3 1/4" barreled, M25-2 .45ACP revolver. I've always wanted a nice Model 27 with the 3 1/2" barrel to complement it.
Well, here it is, IMHO the most beautiful model and barrel length S&W revolver ever made . . . and it is everything and more that I was dreaming of . . . a pristine Model 27-2 from the very early '70s.
I'm a blessed man indeed!!!
Here's some eye candy, using my just made light box to help with taking the photos . . .
May all of you still looking for your grail gun find it soon!
Tom
My favorite revolver has always been my chopped, 3 1/4" barreled, M25-2 .45ACP revolver. I've always wanted a nice Model 27 with the 3 1/2" barrel to complement it.
Well, here it is, IMHO the most beautiful model and barrel length S&W revolver ever made . . . and it is everything and more that I was dreaming of . . . a pristine Model 27-2 from the very early '70s.
I'm a blessed man indeed!!!
Here's some eye candy, using my just made light box to help with taking the photos . . .
May all of you still looking for your grail gun find it soon!
Tom
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+1...it's on my list...just found a model 29 3" with fingergroove combats....now for the 657 snub
Allen-frame
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Tom ,I like the way you think. I traded a n.i.b. 6" model 16-4 for this one.
But ,,the grail gun is a 44 triplelock in good ,clean shootable condition.
This model 625-7 P.C. in 45 Colt was a grail gun for a loooong time, but I found one on G.b. last year.
How about a Ladysmith target with 6" barrel. A friend owns this one ,but will not let it go.
Just saw a 2" nickel model 12-3 round butt in a local shop yesterday ,,I'm going to have to go back today and get it.
Regards , Allen Frame
But ,,the grail gun is a 44 triplelock in good ,clean shootable condition.
This model 625-7 P.C. in 45 Colt was a grail gun for a loooong time, but I found one on G.b. last year.
How about a Ladysmith target with 6" barrel. A friend owns this one ,but will not let it go.
Just saw a 2" nickel model 12-3 round butt in a local shop yesterday ,,I'm going to have to go back today and get it.
Regards , Allen Frame
BUFF
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I have a couple and will buy them as the times I find a decent deal on one and have the money converge:
K-32/Model 16 in .32 Long. Model 56. 1950 Military .44/Model 21. Model 46. Model 76.
K-32/Model 16 in .32 Long. Model 56. 1950 Military .44/Model 21. Model 46. Model 76.
dennis40x
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I have one and only one. It's a M14 produced by Winchester. I'd just like to handle one more time.
ColbyBruce
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I would like to find a nickel #58.
Maybe its the romantic
As soon as I finally possess my grail gun, I covet another and the process begins anew
Lately it has been a Sig P210
Ditto X 1,000,000,000
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