g_one
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Exactly. I'm kind of in an argument with myself over the holidays on whether I want to get the CZ P-01 I've been drooling at for so long, or go for the K9 instead.316SS said:
What gun would you like to see produced...
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An X-frame in .223 and/or if possible 7.62x39. I am pretty sure both cartridges fit the oal specs within frame and the pressures don't exceed max capability of current .500 cylinders (correct if wrong please). I would think a lot of folks would love shooting the 7.62 based on ammunition cost alone.
Being tapered cartridges it might be a bit more expensive producing the cylinders but someone smarter than me will explain about "set back" and why this probably won't work as these round would probably seize up or prevent smooth operating action.
Being tapered cartridges it might be a bit more expensive producing the cylinders but someone smarter than me will explain about "set back" and why this probably won't work as these round would probably seize up or prevent smooth operating action.
The_Armed_Therapist
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Ruger 10/22 in .22mag.
I know there are design issues related to using the .22mag for semi-auto rifles and carbines, but it would be nice if someone would really dig into making it work somehow.
I know I looked into this a while back... I can't remember if I found high-priced custom ones or not. But a mass-produced, affordable one would sure be nice!
I know there are design issues related to using the .22mag for semi-auto rifles and carbines, but it would be nice if someone would really dig into making it work somehow.
I know I looked into this a while back... I can't remember if I found high-priced custom ones or not. But a mass-produced, affordable one would sure be nice!
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Lever action in 41mag
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+1, especially in stainless steel. I've got a modest stable of blued 41 Marlins already.
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Do you think that might kick just a bit? LOL
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^ this
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A bare bones HD .44 sp revolver-- blue, 4 inch barrel, comfortably stocks, fixed sights. I have an old Taurus that fits the bill, but I wish ruger or somebody would make an updated version.
If I had the option of one upgade, it would be for vent rib type barrel.
If I had the option of one upgade, it would be for vent rib type barrel.
Bobson
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+1, but it would have to be done by Glock. Not interested in a Mr. Potato Carbine that accepts Glock mags.
Don357
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+1 on the Ruger Six series, and while we're on Rugers,, bring back the .357Maximum in the Blackhawk or Super Blackhawk and get Rossi, Uberti, or Marlin to make a lever rifle/carbine.
Oh yes, affordable guns in general. I'm tired of all this gouging.
Oh yes, affordable guns in general. I'm tired of all this gouging.
rskent
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How about a Sig 238 in 22lr.
I know I would get one.
I know I would get one.
Peter M. Eick
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Interesting thread.
For me it would be
1) New Colt Diamondback and Detective Special
2) New Ruger Redhawk in 357 Magnum
3) New Ruger SBH in 357 Maximum
4) New Colt Gov 380
Less likely
1) New Broomhandle mauser
2) New Luger
For me it would be
1) New Colt Diamondback and Detective Special
2) New Ruger Redhawk in 357 Magnum
3) New Ruger SBH in 357 Maximum
4) New Colt Gov 380
Less likely
1) New Broomhandle mauser
2) New Luger
g_one
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Yeah but that's still a 1911. I'll probably get flamed for this... but I want a bobtailed commander in DA/SA with a decocker
I want a striker fired handgun with a very light and crisp trigger and a thumb safety. The cycling of the slide would cock the gun almost completely. The trigger would have some take up, and the let off would be like glass. The thumb safety should be ambidextrous.
A Glock with a competition trigger with the addition of the thumb safety would do the trick.
A Glock with a competition trigger with the addition of the thumb safety would do the trick.
highlander 5
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Webley Fosberry 45 revolver in 45 auto rim.
rick melear
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Affordable 3 inch K frames
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Something like a Star Model B or a Browning Hi-Power with a 1911 trigger.
Prolly already covered but:
1.) Broomhandle Mauser in 10mm, 9x23Win, or .38 Super, with detachable magazines and buttstock. A Bergmann M1910 would also work.
2.) An H&K P7 in .45 ACP (a P11?), with a better magazine release.
3.) An H&K MP5 in 10mm.
1.) Broomhandle Mauser in 10mm, 9x23Win, or .38 Super, with detachable magazines and buttstock. A Bergmann M1910 would also work.
2.) An H&K P7 in .45 ACP (a P11?), with a better magazine release.
3.) An H&K MP5 in 10mm.
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There are quite a few I'd like to see produced.
HK USP in .357 Sig, 9x23 and .400 Cor-Bon. Updated with a 1913 rail in place of the proprietary rail.
HK P30S in .375 Sig.
HK UMP made in the US to avoid all the moronic 922r garbage.
HK MP5 made in the US for the same reason.
HK reintroducing the P7.
FN SCAR in .300 AAC Blackout.
Browning Hi-Power with a factory beavertail and a grip just enough longer to accommodate a 15 round mag.
HK USP in .357 Sig, 9x23 and .400 Cor-Bon. Updated with a 1913 rail in place of the proprietary rail.
HK P30S in .375 Sig.
HK UMP made in the US to avoid all the moronic 922r garbage.
HK MP5 made in the US for the same reason.
HK reintroducing the P7.
FN SCAR in .300 AAC Blackout.
Browning Hi-Power with a factory beavertail and a grip just enough longer to accommodate a 15 round mag.
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