jimbo
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A compact SIG no larger than a SIG 228. The 245 does NOT do it for me!
Guns you'd like to see in .45?
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Brian Williams
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I would like for S&W to remake the mod 58 in 45 acp/colt with 2 cylinders
A nice heavy barrel no shroud fixed sight gun with a 4" tube, square butt and 45acp w/ moonclips and 45 colt in a nice recessed cylinder.
A nice heavy barrel no shroud fixed sight gun with a 4" tube, square butt and 45acp w/ moonclips and 45 colt in a nice recessed cylinder.
Erich
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I'd like an NAA Mini in .45, but I don't see it happening!
Quintin Likely
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P239 in .45 would be neat.
Sign me up for mass produced P7M7s too.
A .45 P2000 would be cool...hm...any P2000 would be cool, come to think of it...
Sign me up for mass produced P7M7s too.
A .45 P2000 would be cool...hm...any P2000 would be cool, come to think of it...
Minute_Of_Torso
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I'm drooling over the idea of a GP100 (GP200) in .45!!!
Sign me up for that ride!
Sign me up for that ride!
Stevie-Ray
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Marlin Camp Carbine in 10mm.
C. H. Luke
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Steyr "M" Series.......
A Glock in their 34/35 size.......in .45ACP, not their .45 "Short"!
A Glock in their 34/35 size.......in .45ACP, not their .45 "Short"!
another okie
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Take the Glock 36, extend the grip to full size so it would hold 8 or 9 rounds, extend the barrel to 5 or 5.3 inches (like the 1911 or Glock 34, respectively). I'd buy one right away.
J Miller
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The gun I want in .45 is a S&W 25-5 with a 4" barrel, the heavy barrel with the half shroud, and beafed up with the heavy duty lockup upgrades they did for the .44s.
In BLUE with the smooth narrow trigger and a wide hammer.
Oh, that would be .45 COLT.
I'm easy to satisfy.
In BLUE with the smooth narrow trigger and a wide hammer.
Oh, that would be .45 COLT.
I'm easy to satisfy.
Gordy Wesen
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I will go with Jimbo for a Sig no larger than a 228.
Lower the bore and guarantee 1 1/2 at 25 yards.
Lower the bore and guarantee 1 1/2 at 25 yards.
mephisto
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Steyr m45? sounds good to me.
cratz2
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I'd like to see several of the CZs offered in 45ACP. Tanfoglio can do it, CZ should be able to as well. I'd particularly like to see the single action in a 45.
I think the Kahr would benefit from a 45ACP chambering. I've heard a couple folks comment that it is a good design but they only carry 45s.
I think the Kahr would benefit from a 45ACP chambering. I've heard a couple folks comment that it is a good design but they only carry 45s.
Jim March
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NAA Black Widow.
sig970
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I too would like to see what Beretta could do with a 92/96 series type .45.
Sig P239 in 45? Without widening the grip? I'd like to see that also
Sig P239 in 45? Without widening the grip? I'd like to see that also
Captain Scarlet
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Ruger PC45GR.......
yes, I would love to see RUGER make a PC45GR carbine that
uses 25 round UZI stick mags. with Ghost Ring rear sites.
.45 auto would make an excellent home defense caliber for a
Ruger carbine.
yes, I would love to see RUGER make a PC45GR carbine that
uses 25 round UZI stick mags. with Ghost Ring rear sites.
.45 auto would make an excellent home defense caliber for a
Ruger carbine.
otomik
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beretta 92 series locking block
http://beretta.squawk.com/armorer.html#lockingblock
they redesigned it in the mid-ninties to better handle .40cal
about the .45cal Beretta 92...
this subject has come up before on the Beretta Forums. it's definately something people would buy. Beretta seems like a very cautious company. maybe the 92 design can handle .40s&w but if they released it in .45acp there's also all that +P and +P+ ammo available for .45 which could ruin their reputation and flare up the old gunny legends of slide separations in the army's new-fangled eye-talyun 9mm.
http://beretta.squawk.com/armorer.html#lockingblock
they redesigned it in the mid-ninties to better handle .40cal
about the .45cal Beretta 92...
this subject has come up before on the Beretta Forums. it's definately something people would buy. Beretta seems like a very cautious company. maybe the 92 design can handle .40s&w but if they released it in .45acp there's also all that +P and +P+ ammo available for .45 which could ruin their reputation and flare up the old gunny legends of slide separations in the army's new-fangled eye-talyun 9mm.
skippie
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How about one of the NAA mini revolvers? 
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