If you had just enough money, right now, to buy any one firearm this instant, what would it be?

Perazzi MX-8 12 gauge for pigeons, ZZs, bunker, sporting clays and FITASC. (custom stock made to order of course)

1928 Thompson submachine gun. Not because I need one. But just ..... because.

I don’t know what you’d buy, but a used Battleship would be cool. One just for all the guns and two it would mean I’m super rich.

Back to reality a 50 BMG is at the top of ones I want but probably will never get.

Mine would be a genuine war trophy Luger always been on the top of my list. Never had a spare $1,000 I could justify buying it, so far.

Probably a custom open-division gun from Atlas or Cheely or Akai or one of the other custom race-pistol makers. But some kind of ultra-precision benchrest or F-class rifle might also be very tempting.

Barrett .50 BMG, Just because!
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Easy choice.

H&K MP5 9mm full-auto with plenty of spare magazines.

I'd probably try to find a fine English double rifle of some kind, chambered for a classic cartridge - a .375 H&H double would suit me just fine.
I have no real use for such a rifle. But I could sit and fondle it as I watch movies about hunting in Africa or India.

Probably something along the lines of this Freedom Arms 83 with octagon barrel.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/779244079

Instead of a new gun can I just buy more time to shoot the ones I already have?

Hi Point.

Pardini .32 olympic match pistol.

H&K MP5 in full auto, or an MP40, PPSH41, Tommy gun, or, if it was real, an M41A Pulse Rifle!

1896 Mauser Broomhandle. Because I always wanted one.

Wilson Combat EDC X9. Looks like a nice shooter but I don't have $2800 sitting around I don't need.

How about an FN P90????

A Marlin 1894 CSBL in .357 magnum, please.

Why? No good reason other than I want it.

https://www.marlinfirearms.com/lever-action/model-1894/model-1894-csbl

A 4 inch barreled Korth revolver.

Nice double rifle. Something in 26-30 cal tho, a stalking rifle rather than a stopping rifle.

Why? 'cause ive always wanted one, and Ive already got a .375 I like

When I saw 26-30, my first thought was 'Oh no, not another obsolete/niche/boutique caliber', then I realized what you meant.

RedlegRick said:

When I saw 26-30, my first thought was 'Oh no, not another obsolete/niche/boutique caliber', then I realized what you meant.

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It might be some odd ball cartridge.
If I ever have the money to buy what I want, ill be able to afford to load it too

Most likely tho, it would be something common. Tho the rimmed version of the Mauser rounds might be where its at.....