nero45acp
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I know that this kind of thread has been done before, but I find it interesting and enjoyable to see what kind of guns others would like to see produced, and sharing with others what I'd like to see produced. (And yes, I know we'd all like to be able to buy a phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range, or a Star Trek phaser, but how about sticking with guns that are currently technologically possible....)
Here's my list:
SIG P225 ST (all stainless, no alloy frame, and for God's sake don't put a rail on it....) available in 9mm, .40S&W, .357SIG
Browning Hi-Power stainless
Browning Hi-Power Standard (polished blue & wood grips) with a ring hammer
Colt Detective Special blued & stainless available in .38/.357, .32 H&R Magnum, .22LR
Ruger Single-Six with a Remington type grip (like the Bearcat)
A high quality, accurate reproduction of the Walther P38 (steel frame)
Current production S&W revolvers with no MIM parts, no lock, no two-piece barrels, real case-hardened triggers/hammers, and no ugly current style cylinder release latches (give me the type that came right after the flat latch). Yes dammit, I know I'd pay more for them! *I have to give S&W credit for at least approaching this with their new "classic" line, their new M40 Centennial sure looks interesting....
S&W 36 & 40 (made as above) in .32H&R Magnum
Colt 1903/1908 Hammerless, perhaps as a reproduction from USFA
Garand & M1 Carbine reproductions/look alikes chambered in .22LR
A reproduction Webley MK VI available in .38 Special & .22LR
High Quality reproductions of the Luger P08 and Broomhandle C96 (dig deep into those pockets for these, 'cause they sure wouldn't be cheap....)
Marlin 1896C with a 16" barrel and a factory installed ghost ring rear sight (mounted on the receiver)
Ruger Mini-14 with a slightly heavier barrel
A Ruger Standard Model .22LR that had an action more like the Lahti L-35, rather than it's current Rube Goldberg-like configuration
The newer, remodeled Walther/S&W PPK & PPK/S available blued or stainless, chambered in .22LR
CZ 75 BD Stainless
CZ P01 Stainless
As strange as it may be, that's my list. What's yours?
nero
Here's my list:
SIG P225 ST (all stainless, no alloy frame, and for God's sake don't put a rail on it....) available in 9mm, .40S&W, .357SIG
Browning Hi-Power stainless
Browning Hi-Power Standard (polished blue & wood grips) with a ring hammer
Colt Detective Special blued & stainless available in .38/.357, .32 H&R Magnum, .22LR
Ruger Single-Six with a Remington type grip (like the Bearcat)
A high quality, accurate reproduction of the Walther P38 (steel frame)
Current production S&W revolvers with no MIM parts, no lock, no two-piece barrels, real case-hardened triggers/hammers, and no ugly current style cylinder release latches (give me the type that came right after the flat latch). Yes dammit, I know I'd pay more for them! *I have to give S&W credit for at least approaching this with their new "classic" line, their new M40 Centennial sure looks interesting....
S&W 36 & 40 (made as above) in .32H&R Magnum
Colt 1903/1908 Hammerless, perhaps as a reproduction from USFA
Garand & M1 Carbine reproductions/look alikes chambered in .22LR
A reproduction Webley MK VI available in .38 Special & .22LR
High Quality reproductions of the Luger P08 and Broomhandle C96 (dig deep into those pockets for these, 'cause they sure wouldn't be cheap....)
Marlin 1896C with a 16" barrel and a factory installed ghost ring rear sight (mounted on the receiver)
Ruger Mini-14 with a slightly heavier barrel
A Ruger Standard Model .22LR that had an action more like the Lahti L-35, rather than it's current Rube Goldberg-like configuration
The newer, remodeled Walther/S&W PPK & PPK/S available blued or stainless, chambered in .22LR
CZ 75 BD Stainless
CZ P01 Stainless
As strange as it may be, that's my list. What's yours?
nero