Guns you would buy that will never be made

[Batty67]

A modern M-1 carbine with thumbhole stock or pistol grip with front rail...oh, and in 10mm.

 

[Sam Cade]

I would love a modern top break revolver in .357 magnum. I'm pretty sure that the design issues regarding top breaks could be worked out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP412_REX
Not on the import list though.

 

[Nar]

1) I second the STG in 7.62x39
2) a reproduction of the Webly revolver in .45 ACP and 9mm
3) a legal import of the FAMAS
4) 10mm Hi-Point
5) reproduction of the H&R sportsman
6) Modernization of the C96 Mauser in a verity of chamberings from .22 up to .45
7) More modern guns using a Lee-Enfield style action.

That is all I can think of for now. If only I had enough to start a company and made some.

 

[MikeJackmin]

1) A small-frame snubnose revolver in .40 S&W, with a two or three inch barrel.

2) The ability to order a single-action revolver from a major manufacturer by specifying the exact combination of various options I'd like. For example, I'd like a 3", .45 acp, blued/casehardened revolver with a bird's head grip, a full-length ejector and a Bisley hammer and trigger.

3) A service pistol that has a safe/one shot/two-shot selector switch.

 

[Sam Cade]

1) A small-frame snubnose revolver in .40 S&W, with a two or three inch barrel.

The Charter Pitbull is about the same size as a Colt D frame.

http://www.charterfirearms.com/products/Charter_Pitbull_74020.asp

 

[PabloJ]

I would love a modern top break revolver in .357 magnum. I'm pretty sure that the design issues regarding top breaks could be worked out.



Just buy a Glock 19 and trim the grip down. People have done similar already.



Also done already.

Oh yes. A top break ejector polymer-framed revolver like they used to make in CCCP. I would buy one.

 

[Reefinmike]

A keltec KSG, PMR30 and SUB2k 9mm glock mag for MSRP

A DA/SA 1911 with no external safety would be lovely. I like steel guns, I like exposed hammers and I dont like relying on a safety. I love my 1911, but cant bring myself to carry it cocked and locked. even the few times ive kept it on the night stand fully loaded, I kept giving it the hairy eyeball with my irrational fear of it ND'ing

 

[Sam Cade]

A DA/SA 1911 with no external safety would be lovely.

Colt tried that with..... poor results.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colt_Double_Eagle

 

[Corpral_Agarn]

I would really like a modern Top Break Double Action Revolver in .41 Mag or some such.

A Modern LeMatt would be cool too maybe in 357 or 44 with a 20ga shotgun barrel. the 357 could be, what, a 10 shot revolver? Those things are huge.

The best would be a Sig 220 in 10mm right from the factory (if they are already doing this, TELL ME Please!).

I also think that a Modern M1 Garand in 6mm-06, 270, or 25-06 would be SUPER COOL.
and because good ole' CA doesn't like box mags we could load up a 10 round en-bloc clip! Look you CA legislators: PING! its not scary!

 

[jcv]

A 1903 Colt automatic with a double action trigger that could be safely carried with the chamber loaded.

 

[M1key]

Glock 223 carbine

Glock 9/40 carbine

Glock single stack 9mm CCW pistol



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[sonick808]

Pmr30, ksg

 

[Randy in Arizona]

Browning BDM in 9mm with a safety that disengages when lowered.
Browning BDM in 45ACP with a safety that disengages when lowered.
Full capacity magazines for both at Meggar factory prices.

New 1903 Springfield actioned sporting rifles in 22-250, 35 Whelen, 25-06, and 270 WCF that don't cause collectors to mumble about 'Bubba.' Also the various short and magnum calibers.


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[all357mag]

S&W already made it! The MP 15-22!

 

[Deep Fried]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP412_REX
Not on the import list though.

I want!

Also a high-end (Wilson, Brown, etc) 1911 in .500 S&W.

 

[statelineblues]

A replica Reising 165 16" carbine in 45 ACP using double stack mags...

 

[BearGriz]

A pistol in .50 BMG.

I'm pretty sure this has been done by some folks in a few variations (though probably just one-off projects).

http://airbornecombatengineer.typepad.com/airborne_combat_engineer/2005/01/the_maadi_griff.html

As with all rifle-caliber pistols, I would assume that it is extremely loud and inefficient (the barrel isn't long enough for the powder to burn, so a good portion of the power burns after the bullet leaves the barrel, which also makes it very loud).

 

[Hondo 60]

Guns you would buy that will never be made

or won't be made again ...
A K-frame (or medium-framed) S&W 9mm revolver.
(yes, I know Taurus makes one)

Sam Cade - I LOVE that top-break you posted about.
How about a 9mm version?

 

[montanaoffroader]

Colt King Cobra in .22LR

Colt Survivor/Defender

A new Phillips & Rodgers Model 47 Medusa

Colt Lightning Rifle in .22LR

 

[VVelox]

I noticed Glock carbine listed a few times. Here is the answer to that...

http://www.mechtechsys.com/glock.php

 

[VVelox]

What I would like to see...

1: a .45-70 Gov. pistol done in the fashion of a sawed off double rifle
2: a Webley clone in .44 S&W Special
3: a SKS in .308 Win.
4: a proper tube fed .44 Rem. Mag. semi-auto... the old Ruger one left a lot to be desired design wise and is long since out of production...

 

[Thermactor]

A Ruger LCP chambered in 7.62x25 and a Ruger LCR chambered in 7.62 Nagant

 

[lonniemike]

The ultimate short range home/compound defence gun would be a belt fed water cooled shotgun. Still looking.

 

[fiddleharp]

Is there such a thing as a left-handed bolt-action .22lr with a tubular magazine? Has there ever been?
Since I'm fantasizing, I'd also like that tube mag to be buttstock-fed, like the Browning SA, Nylon 66, etc.
Like others here, I'd also like to see a modern pistol designed for the 7.62x25 Tok cartridge.

 

[12131]

Originally Posted by Reefinmike:
A DA/SA 1911 with no external safety would be lovely.

That wouldn't be a 1911, now, would it?