Guns you would like to see in production

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Smith 586
Ruger carbine in 10mm
Glock 1911 longslide in 10mm :rolleyes:
HK USP Tactical in 10mm

Yes I enjoy the 10mm.........a lot. :D
 
Makarov, .380, 9mm Luger and 9mm Makarov, with an easier mag release, and the fit and finish of the East German production.
 
I like the way my grandpas old 870 looks. Works preat good too.

I would also like to see an old coast to coast like my dads.
 
A legal 22lr 5 barreled mini gun powered by flash light batteries that would shoot 1000 to 2500 rounds per 3 second burst and weighed in under ten pounds. Well sounds kinda neat to me!
 
Something along the lines of a Colt 1903 Hammerless, only in 9mm, although the .32ACP is a lot of fun to shoot.
 
I would love to see a modern version of the LeMat in .357 Magnum and with a 20ga barrel underneath. I don't know how it would work. It would be very cool and a lot of fun.
There was another post in which someone mentioned a revolver called the Medusa. Colt was supposed to produce it but never followed through. It could shoot almost any 9mm/.38spl/.357magnum cartridge. I'd love to see it produced.
 
I would like to see a lever action 7.62x25 with a 16 inch barrel. It shouldn't be hard to design or expensive to make and would be the ultimate plinker.
 
How about a working mini-1911 in .32acp or NAA, about the size and quality of the Springfield EMP?

I know Llama made something like that a while back, but I have no idea if it worked (and I'm still kicking myself for not snapping up the one I came across a few months back)
 
I got my Wish!

I asked for more top breaks , NAA apparently had one in the works.

http://www.naaminis.com/sandy1.html

.22 mag, but still, I'm happy. sadly I don't see my wife slipping one into my stocking for christmas.

Where's my Gyrojet, and while I'm thinking on it, where is the Dang .40 or .45 Calico ?
(progress-wise)

I'm getting tired of staring the 9mm one down in the local shop and holding off "in hope"
 
Hmmmm...........

.........how about bringing back the Ruger Sixes. All models, Service,Speed and Security in all barrel lengths (Reading this thread Ruger?). And it would be great if H&R/NEF brought back their .22 revolvers but only if they would build them the same way as they did without skimping on them. BTW, IN THE U.S. of A. AND NOT OVERSEAS!!!:fire: Phew, felt good to vent that one!;)
 
Doubled barreled, sawed off, belt fed, fully automatic 12 gauge shotgun. This was in a sci-fi book I read a long time ago. It's actually the only thing I remember about the story!
 
Lar Grizzly :D
Springfield XDm 10mm :cool:
smith and wesson 1006 :D
colt python :cool:
Glock in .460 rowland :D
Bren Ten (hopefully if vltor makes it) :cool:
glock sub compact in 460 rowland :confused:
marlin camp carbine in 45 acp,10mm, and 44 magnum:D
smith and wesson M&Ps of all sizes in 10mm and in dark earth

and like Hgunhntr said a glock 1911 in 10mm
except not a long slide and in OD green:D

all I could think of for now...
 
Also a Glock orignally chambered in 9x25 Dillon and more production ammo for it.:cool::evil::D:D:D and lastly a Mauser C96 in 10mm :D:cool::rolleyes::eek:
 
Marlin 1895 16inch in 500 S&W
Modern version of Spencer trapdoor chambered in 460 S&W

Don't know if last one is possible, strength of action and such. But would be cool!
 
People paying $300 now would pay more for a better mouse gun

I'd like to see a .380 version of the Kel Tec 3AT / Ruger LCP, same size or a little smaller, made of a heavier and stronger metal. Titanium maybe? More mass to absorb recoil without more size. Then weaken the trigger pull (because that throws off the aim), and machine the tolerances better so it isn't picky about the ammo it is fed.

There is a big market for a top of the line, $1000 pocket gun.
 
A Glock 34 without the oval hole in the top of the slide. Mill that portion of the slide thinner instead.

A Springfield XD 9mm with the option of a manual safety like the XD45.

A Kel-Tec PMR-30 in .22LR, with similar capacity.
 
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