What do you want to see brought back?

[alex4922]

High Standard Model 10B and the S&W Combat Masterpiece .38

Alex

 

[McKnife]

PKM and Luger

 

[tarosean]

inexpensive guns

 

[plexreticle]

Colt Python,

Hammerli 208,

$79 Chinese SKS

 

[single stack]

Winchester Model 42 Skeet.

 

[NYH1]

Remington products-

700 Classic like they made from 1981 to 2005. Even if they chambered them in a few different cartridges a year instead of just one a year. I had the 1990 Classic in 25-06 Rem. that I traded for a 280 Rem. when it was the Classic in 1997. It's my favorite all time rifle. Thought about getting the 308 Win. the last year they made them in 2005.

7600 in 280 Rem., 35 Rem. and 35 Whelen as standard offerings. All available in carbine configuration along with other cartridges.

700 Mountain Rifle with a wood stock option and available 308 Win.

Marlin products-

I wish Remington made stocks that fit the 336 rifles and carbines the way Marlin made them fit.

Bring back the 1894 carbine 44 mag. with a pistol grip.

Make the 336 LTD. 35 Rem. a standard offering.

Smith & Wesson products-

Bring back a few of their metal and stainless steel pistols, 4006, 4506 ect.

YMMV, NYH1!

 

[azyogi]

'Plasma rifle in the 3 to 4 terawatt range'

 

[Mr.Blue]

Colt Anaconda/python revolvers

American Made Springfield 1911's

Winchester back as an American company.

 

[olafhardtB]

Pencil barrel revolvers.

 

[LHRGunslinger]

.45 Colt S&W Model 3

 

[statelineblues]

Marlin Camp 45 Carbine - maybe with a mag well that will accept double stack magazines...

 

[trex1310]

Colt Detective Special.

 

[whetrock]

Here is what I can come up with of the top of my head.

1. Springfield M6 22/410

2. Thompson Centers traditonal muzzleloader lineup (like the Renagade and New englander)

3. Ruger Old Army

4. Ruger Deerfield Carbine with an extended Capacity mag

5. Savage model 24

 

[22-rimfire]

With Colt, I hope they just introduce a new double action revolver made along the lines of the Detective Special but with a Mark V type trigger and manufacturing.

 

[DammitBoy]

The 'Wish List' thread got me thinking about one of my absolute favorite guns, one I'll probably never own, the C96 'Broomhandle' Mauser.

Owning an original would be sweet, but it would almost certainly be a safe queen. I want one I can shoot.

Why just wish?

They are not that expensive... I paid $700 for mine and most are under $1000.

They are still very shootable... I shoot mine on a regular basis.

They are very available... I see them for sale all the time.

 

[Kiln]

H&R top breaks (but with modern chamberings) and their small snubs like the H&R 732 revolvers.

 

[DammitBoy]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=252233508

Buy it, shoot it, have fun...

 

[helitack32f1]

Colt Woodsman .22

 

[HDCamel]

+1 to Colt DAs

Cz-75 in original (pre-pre-B) configuration

+1 to repealing the machine gun and import bans

+1 to M1903s

Not really a "bring back" since it never enetered production, but I would really like to see the MP-412 REX

 

[nyrifleman]

Ruger SP-101 in 9mm

SVT-40

 

[Owen Sparks]

Yet another vote for the Colt Woodsman.

 

[HoosierQ]

The Savage 99 in any or one of a variety of appropriate modern calibers (.308, .243, 7mm08 etc) or even the originals .300 or .250 Savage.

 

[Hoth206]

Ditto on the Savage 99...Simple .308/7mm-08/.243...maybe even .338 federal if they're feeling really adventurous

 

[PreMod70]

A left handed Winchester Model 70 in a true pre-64 configuration.

 

[Legionnaire]

Ruger Old Army, especially the 5.5" version.

+1 on .44 spl snubnose revolvers for CCW.