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[Zaydok Allen]

like an FN M249 SAW or an M1919A6 Browning Machine Gun. Wouldn't mind a Lewis Gun or a BAR

These are great suggestions.

I would also submit if you are looking for more modern designs of high priced dream guns, for me it would possibly include:

A semi auto or bolt action Barrett rifle in 50 BMG so long as you can afford to shoot it, and don't forget the optic.
Maybe a POF AR chambered in 308, with all the bells and whistles you can wish for.
The M249 listed above has a lot of appeal.
How about an MP5?

I don't really dig full auto because I hear a cash register jingle every time I pull a trigger. The same can be said for 50 BMG, but I lack a long range rifle in my lineup. Not sure if you have anywhere you'd even be able to shoot a 50 BMG and utilize the range it is capable of. I know I guy who wanted one desperately. The problem is there is nowhere to shoot it here as there are roads everywhere. Shooting across roads, even dirt roads that are only two track roads is a bad and illegal idea.

How about a Korth revolver?

I guess I'm looking at it from what I'd like to have to shoot, vs what the best investment would be.

If I really wanted something interesting, I'd be looking at the Colt licensed 45-70 gov reproduction Gatling guns that are out there. Looks like you could pick one up for around $50,000. Would look real nice in the corner of the gun room.

 

[Armored farmer]

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I want an INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER m1 garand to go with my 1951 ih/Cummins truck... daily driver.
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Me too my friend.....me too!
Tractors, trucks, combines........

 

[Jackal]

Scar 17 with the most expensive 1-?x scope I could find.

 

[Infidel]

SR-25

 

[MedWheeler]

I would turn down the offer if it included a condition that I could not acquire any more firearms within one year.

If the offer was more like "Hey, any gun you want right now, I'll buy, no strings attached, except that you must keep it for at least ten years", then I'd probably just get a vintage M1 Garand. I'm easy like that, I guess. No desire for full-auto, nor for any of the modern "high-tech" guns.

 

[GBExpat]

FN P90

 

[bluejeans]

On the other hand an SBR mp5 select fire would be very tempting...

 

[TN Outlaw]

Wby/Anschutz Mark XXII
Cond-NIB
Cal-22lr or 17hmr either one.

Im not hard to please and have all my needs and alot of my wants already. The only 2 for sure must have guns that i can think of is the Mark XXII and a Rem 541-s Custom Sporter. Between the 2 id choose the Wby.

It would be nice to have one of the higher end guns. Id still regret not owning at least one of the two i listed for the rest of my life so thats why.

 

[mokin]

An SVT-40. For a long time I've thought a semi-auto chambered for 7.62 x 54R would be fun. Maybe I'd settle for a Medved if I couldn't get a Dragunov but I'd like something to match the WW2 "collection" I have. For today. Tomorrow my selection could be different.

 

[BaltimoreBoy]

A Nickle finished 6" Colt Diamondback in 22LR.
I want one, but not enough to shell out the cash.

 

[huntsman]

^ Make mine a 4”

 

[entropy]

A Custom Ferlach combination gun with several sets of barrels, including Drilling (12x12 over .30-06) and Vierling (16x16 over .223, with .22 WRM in the rib) sets, as well as just SxS 12ga. Detachable side plates, engraved in the style of Cuno Helfricht or Heidimarie Hiptmayer. Top grade Circassian walnut. Claw mount with Zeiss V8.

 

[Demi-human]

Asymetric Funfling by Hofer, twelve, sixteen, fifty Beowulf, thirty aught six and twenty k-hornet. (Have you seen the five shotguns? Or the Humming bird? Wow!)

Or one bronze cannon. Ship's carriage. Lion motif. Matching black mill.

 

[SharpDog]

Okay, you get to keep everything you already have. You have a sponsor that will buy you one last firearm, regardless of cost. What do you choose?

ETA: Anything legal (including NFA) and/or obscure/hard to find is on the table.

Whatever the Army chooses to replace the M249 (hopefully in a 6.5-ish caliber), with thermal sights.

 

[Walt622]

First though is a Thompson, just for the cool factor. But an M-14 would probably win out.

 

[Jack B.]

A Holland & Holland Over and Under 12 gauge made to my specifications.

 

[kcofohio]

M151 with an M60 on a swivel mount.

 

[mokin]

Whatever the Army chooses to replace the M249 (hopefully in a 6.5-ish caliber), with thermal sights.

Nice.

Or even one chambered for the original 6mm SAW round....

 

[Corpral_Agarn]

I think that if I had this option, it would just have to be a Thompson.

Maybe a UMP...

 

[Demi-human]

I think that if I had this option, it would just have to be a Thompson.

... in a quilted Bubinga violin case, with crushed red velvet interior. A Swarovski crystal oiler would be an appreciated touch. Hopefully our sponsor has the good sense to include a Dormeuil suit and caramel Sutor Mantellassi wing tips. A Borsalino rabbit felt Fedora finishes out the affair. Though I am not one for hats, as they tend to date the suit. I admit, it seems fitting to be wearing a Fedora whilst carrying a violin case about town.

Of course any sensible 'refuse management logistics coordinator' would be cruising in a Hudson around town and taking the Lincoln up here, to Baldwin and Idlewild, on the weekend. When the Dames is home wid da kids, an da dolls is at the lake wid the shine...

 

[pezo]

Colt monitor.

 

[The Evangelist Cowboy]

General Patton's Registerd Magnum.

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

An SVT-40. For a long time I've thought a semi-auto chambered for 7.62 x 54R would be fun. Maybe I'd settle for a Medved if I couldn't get a Dragunov but I'd like something to match the WW2 "collection" I have. For today. Tomorrow my selection could be different.

Johnson M1941.

 

[JTHunter]

The choice I would make is actually a "mobile" one - a WW2 type jeep with a pedestal-/post-mounted belt fed machine gun. I'm not that familiar with what those jeeps carried, possibly the Ma Deuce (50 cal.) or a smaller 30 cal. (??).

 

[entropy]

The choice I would make is actually a "mobile" one - a WW2 type jeep with a pedestal-/post-mounted belt fed machine gun. I'm not that familiar with what those jeeps carried, possibly the Ma Deuce (50 cal.) or a smaller 30 cal. (??).

M1919, usually, in WWII and Korea, M60 from VN until the Humvee and M240 took over.