Mike1234567
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What Kind Of Gun Would You Like To See?
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Yeah... I know... I just posted a WTB add for one on this very Board.
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woodsoup
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.327 Federal Magnum Lever gun w/18"-22" barrel. Able to shoot .32 S&W longs and .32 H&R magnums also. (Please don't tell me about the .32-20's) priced under $500.00.
12131
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A double-stack Ruger P90. That would be my ultimate .45.
+1 on the .30-06 M1A and the Red Jacket comment...
for me:
1) S&W J frame in .327 Fed Mag
2) Reissue of the Colt 1903 Hammerless, maybe in 9mm.
3) Something similar to the old Ruger Camp Carbine, but that accepts pistol magazines through a pistol grip. If it took Para double stack .45 magazines, that'd be even better. Something quality (i.e., not a Hi Point)
for me:
1) S&W J frame in .327 Fed Mag
2) Reissue of the Colt 1903 Hammerless, maybe in 9mm.
3) Something similar to the old Ruger Camp Carbine, but that accepts pistol magazines through a pistol grip. If it took Para double stack .45 magazines, that'd be even better. Something quality (i.e., not a Hi Point)
Hmm, Only 3?
1) A "Kayak-Gun" (Yes, I had to bring this up sooner or later.) It would be mostly parkerized/blue (not a big fan of the nickle guns) but extremely resistant to corosion and salt water. If an auto, it would probably be chambered in 10mm, or wahtever the FN FiveseveN is in. Actually, a 100% corosion and water proof FN FiveseveN would fit the bill nicely. Or maybe base it on a 1911 or revolver so that you can get a wider variety of callibers - a .22, .45, 9mm, 10mm, 44magnum.....
2) another revolution in pocket guns. Either something like the NAA minis, but with a double action trigger and trigger gaurd, or a 5 shot snubby in 327Federal. or 7.62Tokarev. Yea, a five shot, 1.5 inch barreled DAO - it would be (in theory) slimmer than the .38 snubbies, and maybe easier to carry IWB, but still pack a nice punch.
3) I'd say an affordable FAL, but that will never happen. I'll settle for a speedstrip for revolvers thats flexible. You can carry it as easily as the normal speedstrips, but you can bend the two ends together and load all 5-9 rounds (depending on the gun/calliber) at the same time like a normal speed loader.
I had a dream once: I was hunting vampires (Can't stand what they did to Forks...) and my shotgun was an over/under. underneath the two barrels where two tubes that together would act like a single stack magazine. You'd fire both barrels, but the bottom one functioned like the old berreta "tip up" .22 pistols. capacity of an autoloader, performance of an O/U. Just something to think about.....
Chris "the Kayak-Man" Johnson
1) A "Kayak-Gun" (Yes, I had to bring this up sooner or later.) It would be mostly parkerized/blue (not a big fan of the nickle guns) but extremely resistant to corosion and salt water. If an auto, it would probably be chambered in 10mm, or wahtever the FN FiveseveN is in. Actually, a 100% corosion and water proof FN FiveseveN would fit the bill nicely. Or maybe base it on a 1911 or revolver so that you can get a wider variety of callibers - a .22, .45, 9mm, 10mm, 44magnum.....
2) another revolution in pocket guns. Either something like the NAA minis, but with a double action trigger and trigger gaurd, or a 5 shot snubby in 327Federal. or 7.62Tokarev. Yea, a five shot, 1.5 inch barreled DAO - it would be (in theory) slimmer than the .38 snubbies, and maybe easier to carry IWB, but still pack a nice punch.
3) I'd say an affordable FAL, but that will never happen. I'll settle for a speedstrip for revolvers thats flexible. You can carry it as easily as the normal speedstrips, but you can bend the two ends together and load all 5-9 rounds (depending on the gun/calliber) at the same time like a normal speed loader.
I had a dream once: I was hunting vampires (Can't stand what they did to Forks...) and my shotgun was an over/under. underneath the two barrels where two tubes that together would act like a single stack magazine. You'd fire both barrels, but the bottom one functioned like the old berreta "tip up" .22 pistols. capacity of an autoloader, performance of an O/U. Just something to think about.....
Chris "the Kayak-Man" Johnson
Iramo94
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No, it was not a joke. I'm currently saving up for a prize for the first sane person to fire it.
ridgerunner1965
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guns yu want to see
a nice double action accurate 22 lr pistol at a reasonable price?
a nice double action accurate 22 lr pistol at a reasonable price?
ThatGuyHank
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Flechette rounds are similar although the actual projectiles are no where near 3" long. I'm not quite sure about the legalities but if you where handy with a dremel, drill press and had a reloading set up you could make these yourself using tungsten nails or similar materials. There are some companies that make them however they are obnoxiously expensive IMO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flechette
But wouldn't it be legal with a tax stamp for a short barrel shotgun?
S. Hill
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bearcreek; They do make a AR in 7.63x39 , it`s called a AK-47.
USAF Vet; They do make an adapter to shoot 7.62x39 in a Mosin Nagant , check out mcasports.com !
Heretic; They do make a AR in .30 carbine , it`s called a M1 Carbine.
USAF Vet; They do make an adapter to shoot 7.62x39 in a Mosin Nagant , check out mcasports.com !
Heretic; They do make a AR in .30 carbine , it`s called a M1 Carbine.
FourTeeFive
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I agree, especially as a subcompact. Not sure about any particular import prohibitions, such as the one that prevents them from importing the Glock .380. But I'd love a small thin Glock.
USAF_Vet
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Fantasy Football?
Small 10mm carbine that can be converted back to a pistol if needed. Similar to one of the glock slip in jobs, with a threaded barrell 10 inch and 30 roung mag, laser and light.Possiblly a slide fire stock also. Good for bodygaurds, police and secret service, although they can have class 3 in the same set up.
ThatGuyHank
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Those are some sweet looking pieces of hardware, of course I couldn't get one if I wanted to unless you guys could do a fixed buttstock, non threaded muzzle version. Just a thought for states that have "assault weapons" bans.
FourTeeFive
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How is that different than the JR carbine?
http://www.emf-company.com/store/pc/THE-J-R-CARBINE-c282.htm
Joe_m107
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I would like to see a modern top break double action revolver. I want it to be relatively compact, chambered in 45acp, adapted for use with moon clips. 3-5 inch barrel. I think it would be a hit with competition shooters, and casual shooters alike. I'm sure with some training it could be reloaded just has fast has a semi auto. Especially if you are left handed, like I am.
gyvel
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That's already been done.
Ironically, I bought a magazine for one a while back thnking it was for a Browning Hi-Power since their appearance is virtually identical. The Tok hi-caps are slightly larger than a Hi-Power mag, though, and won't fit in a Hi-Power.
gyvel
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A J frame S&W that uses moon clips and fires 9x18 Makarov.
HoosierQ
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GI style sights for everything
I would like to see just about any and all types of rifles come with rear apeture sites, more or less GI style. Like the Mini-14 and the Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle. I mean just about every decent rifles should come with a factor GI sight option. That's what I would like to see.
I would like to see just about any and all types of rifles come with rear apeture sites, more or less GI style. Like the Mini-14 and the Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle. I mean just about every decent rifles should come with a factor GI sight option. That's what I would like to see.
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