Shadow 7D
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the tigre-bear line based off the SVD....
Guns you would like to see in production
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Hani Pasha
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SPAS-12
SPAS-15
HK52/32
SP89
SL8 (with G36 furniture)
An AR in a medium-bore caliber... like the BA-338
SPAS-15
HK52/32
SP89
SL8 (with G36 furniture)
An AR in a medium-bore caliber... like the BA-338
lemaymiami
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wanted an M-1 carbine - designed to handle 44mag..
Like the title says, I'd like to see a semi auto carbine designed to handle 44mag with similar dimensions and the ruggedness of the old 30cal carbine. Issue, it would have a 5rd or 10rd mag with the option of a 20. Main purpose would be urban CQ defense at 50 meter+ ranges all the way in to vehicle encounter ranges... What I'm thinking of would also be a fine short range brush gun, but in semi-auto... I can't recall ever seeing anything like this, even at the concept level, but it may exist somewhere.
Like the title says, I'd like to see a semi auto carbine designed to handle 44mag with similar dimensions and the ruggedness of the old 30cal carbine. Issue, it would have a 5rd or 10rd mag with the option of a 20. Main purpose would be urban CQ defense at 50 meter+ ranges all the way in to vehicle encounter ranges... What I'm thinking of would also be a fine short range brush gun, but in semi-auto... I can't recall ever seeing anything like this, even at the concept level, but it may exist somewhere.
I'd like to see a STEN platform or clone, semi auto, but made to use GLOCK magazines.
Some sort of inexpensive Thompson replica. It wouldn't have to be mechanically accurate, hell I'd be happy if it was designed around a Hi--Point.
I wouldn't mind to see a Ruger 1911. Perhaps some new M1 Garands? (Clearly marked in some way to distinguish from the originals.)
Chris "The Kayak-Man" Johnson
Some sort of inexpensive Thompson replica. It wouldn't have to be mechanically accurate, hell I'd be happy if it was designed around a Hi--Point.
I wouldn't mind to see a Ruger 1911. Perhaps some new M1 Garands? (Clearly marked in some way to distinguish from the originals.)
Chris "The Kayak-Man" Johnson
bigfatdave
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An american equivalent to the Saiga-12 or -20
Shotgun, box/stick mags, semi-auto, reliable and cheap.
Sounds like the thing for Kel-Tec to make, maybe on the sub2k or RFB platform?
Shotgun, box/stick mags, semi-auto, reliable and cheap.
Sounds like the thing for Kel-Tec to make, maybe on the sub2k or RFB platform?
That would rock. Right now, in terms of capacity, the closest we have is this http://www.xrailbyrci.com/
Rittmeister
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I'd also like to add: a hybrid or CCO-sized 1911 from RIA/Citadel/Firestorm etc. Officer's frame with commander slide assembly. One in .45ACP and one in 9mm please 
blackwalnut
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Re: Hatterasguy stg44
An American made semi-auto version of a Sturmgewehr in 7.92 X 33 of course. No accessory rails or other trendy crap hanging on it. Some of the firearms suggested already were dropped due to poor sales, high production cost and a changing trendy market. Also the gun that was praised by your favorite gun writer( fill in the name) this month is damned by them 6 months or a year later and sales bomb. We can only wish. Im still waiting for a Smith 696 to come back out.
An American made semi-auto version of a Sturmgewehr in 7.92 X 33 of course. No accessory rails or other trendy crap hanging on it. Some of the firearms suggested already were dropped due to poor sales, high production cost and a changing trendy market. Also the gun that was praised by your favorite gun writer( fill in the name) this month is damned by them 6 months or a year later and sales bomb. We can only wish. Im still waiting for a Smith 696 to come back out.
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