So, what is your grail gun?

[norsemanhp]

696 or 3 inch 66.

 

[Joe in SC]

Not all my dreams feature handguns. Next up... A .222 Rem. calibre heavy barreled Sako. Pre model 75 and not imported by Garcia.

 

[Jebus35745]

A 38/44 transitional outdoorsman, shooter grade. Larry

 

[danski]

This may seem odd:

A standard barrel ("pencil") 4-inch Model 64.

Except for pictures, in 38 years I've never seen one in the flesh.

 

[DWFAN]

I used to think there was such a thing as a grail gun but once you have it there is always something else. I thought an early K32 was it. K58963. Fifth known survivor. 98%. Then the target triple lock. 942. According to Roy a special gun. Haven't lettered it yet. Lazy. Then the two ISP 5" k14's, one from the first shipment, one from the second. Or the Pre 19 from the first hundred made. k260082. It never ends. God bless S&W. They have saved me from wasting money on my 401K.
DW

 

[625smith]

5905

I need a 5905 with adjustable sights to go with my 4505 with adjustable sights.

 

[wbraswell]

I think a grail gun is something you really don't think you will ever have. So to me, most regular production S&Ws since 1945 wouldn't be one. Although I really want some (or most) of them. I agree with Andy Griffith, that a Stevens Walnut Hill is on my list. I've only seen a picture of one once, and I think that was on this forum. Some others that I lust for are: A Winchester 42, plain barrel, a fine English sidelock double rifle in something around .500 BPE., and 8 .50 caliber machine guns with a P-47D wrapped around them.

 

[reddogge]

Since I'm in the selling off mode and not buying anymore it's a moot point but I'd like to own these:

WW1 Colt 1911
Winchester 1895 military
40s/50s era Winchester Model 70
Krag rifle