What is your dream gun ?

[oneounceload]

No need for full-autos, $5,000 shotguns,

I agree, I prefer the 150,000 dollar shotguns

 

[RDCL]

Colt Thompson, 21A.

Russ

 

[opie4386]

OH I GOT THE ULTIMATE!!!!! The #2 .45 cal luger made in 1906 as the #1 is no where to be seen

 

[heron]

I'd take a Beretta 85FS Cheetah, in nickel finish. The only reason I don't have one already is that I can't think of any good reason to own it, other than fondling and staring at it:

OregonJohnny, I feel exactly the same . . . every time I'm in the local gun shop, I wind up drooling on the glass case over that thing -- and I probably wouldn't shoot it either, just take it out now and then and gaze at its beauty.

 

[Officers'Wife]

One that will put the ball where I aim regardless of range or weather conditions.

 

[black_powder_Rob]

I would love an American 180. man that would be a lot of fun. No squirrel would dare to step foot in my front yard.

 

[owsi26]

A full auto Thompson .45 sub-machine gun with straight and round
magazines. FREE would be nice.

 

[yakkingallover]

I want a Ma Deuce mounted on a turret in my suburban. I tell my wife all the time I need something belt fed and crew served. This jeep belongs to the guy whos range I use and was built by the guy in the shop next to ours.

http://www.overbuiltcustoms.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=192

 

[Armored farmer]

Ljutic, or Beretta trap combo

 

[jdub3]

I'll take a Dillon Aero M134, and a piloted helicopter to go with it.

 

[98C5]

Fusion 10mm Longslide

 

[Savage99]

I have my dream gun. Its the Bullseye Colt Woodsman Match Target.

 

[DammitBoy]

This will do...

 

[Madcap_Magician]

Wilson Custom Bill Wilson Carry Pistol with the slide, frame, and internal parts finished in Robar NP3, fiberoptic gutter sight mod with orange fiberoptic inserts, stippled front and backstrap, glossy polished Esmeralda ironwood grips. Oh, and in 10mm.

 

[Ala Dan]

Easy Answer

The same, original Springfield Armory M-14 that I was issued by the U.S. Army, in basic training at Fort Benning, GA; way back in Nov. of 1965~!

Hypothetically, a fully functional Cobra Gunship with plenty of ammo~!

 

[testosterone]

I'm with Texas Rifleman.

A bespoke double Holland and Holland in .375 without question is my "money is no object" gun.

I would also like to throw in a set of double shotguns, seeing's how I am there getting fitted and all...

Everything else is within reach with a little fiscal discipline, but a rifle that costs as much as a house, not so much....

 

[BHP FAN]

.45 cal. Mauser pistol.

 

[jake5775]

I say a Glock

 

[oneounceload]

Another possibility is one of George Hoeing's round shotguns or rifles:

http://forums.nitroexpress.com/showthreaded.php?Number=57273

Or maybe Peter Hofer's Hummingbird - the lightest double rifle at 2.2 pounds in 22 hornet or 17 HMR

http://www.hoferwaffen.com/hofer_52g.php?prodid=14&lang=en

 

[Hatterasguy]

STG44, MG42, Sig550, Sig 540, Sig 552, Sig AMT, HK G36, HK MP5, HK PSG1, Browning M2, Thompson, BAR, Dragunov, P90, TRG42.


I need a class 3 so I can start buying the good stuff, I want full auto.

 

[The_Shootist]

Heck ..

....I'd settle for a nice Model 19 with a reasonably intact blue finish and original grips.

 

[Arkansas Paul]

Don't know if it'll ever happen or not. I'm not all that hard to please though. Mine can be had for about $2500 new. Ed Brown Executive Carry.

 

[rDigital]

a real deal select fire SBR HK 416

 

[Nulzilcho]

One of these (although I'd probably play around with how I had it configured):



(Credit goes to www.rpgfirearms.com.au for the picture).

 

[Nushif]

I'd take a Beretta 85FS Cheetah, in nickel finish.

Ze Wife has one of those. And even though it's in the purse of a woman you'd never expect to even appreciate firearms it's a Beauty!