Col. Plink
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What's your Holy Grail gun(s)?
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Cap'n Jack Burntbeard
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An authentic G3
An SVT-40(already have that)
A yugo M53
A yugo M76
An authentic SVD
And finally
A Lee Enfield in 54r
An SVT-40(already have that)
A yugo M53
A yugo M76
An authentic SVD
And finally
A Lee Enfield in 54r
SharpsDressedMan
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I have obtained several. CZ75 "Short Rail", Shiloh Sharps 1874, FN Alloy Hi Power
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Cap'n Jack Burntbeard
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holy bats**t dogman, that is beautiful.
earlthegoat2
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A real Fitz Special in 45 ACP.
armoredman
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CaptMax, to say I am jealous would be like calling Jaws an annoying fish. Very very very very nice....
Aren't we all
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remington-keane bolt action .45-70
P13 .260
P13 .260
effengee
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NICE!
My dream has always been to buy the bring-back of a WW2 veteran.
I have wanted a Nazi Luger ever since I saw "A Bridge Too Far" at the theaters when I was a kid, and a real G.I. .45 since way before that.
Yup, one example of all the WW2 weapons should suffice...
A full-auto AK-47 would also have to be in the collection.
Oh yeah, and while I'm dreaming a 120mm smoothbore mounted in an M1A2 Abrams should do nicely for a Sunday drive...
Movie guns?
Of course I'd take a 40mw Phased-Plasma rifle, ALL the guns from the Firefly/Serenity universe, the minigun from Predator, the railgun from Eraser, ALL blasters/weapons from Star Wars, Star Trek, and Stargate, and a matched pair of .88 magnums.
My dream has always been to buy the bring-back of a WW2 veteran.
I have wanted a Nazi Luger ever since I saw "A Bridge Too Far" at the theaters when I was a kid, and a real G.I. .45 since way before that.
Yup, one example of all the WW2 weapons should suffice...
A full-auto AK-47 would also have to be in the collection.
Oh yeah, and while I'm dreaming a 120mm smoothbore mounted in an M1A2 Abrams should do nicely for a Sunday drive...
Movie guns?
Of course I'd take a 40mw Phased-Plasma rifle, ALL the guns from the Firefly/Serenity universe, the minigun from Predator, the railgun from Eraser, ALL blasters/weapons from Star Wars, Star Trek, and Stargate, and a matched pair of .88 magnums.
Brass Rain
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Red 9" Mauser C-96.
Blued Smith & Wesson model 19.
Suppressed Ruger Mk III Target.
There's a lot more, but I can't think of more at this second. Besides all the attainable ones on my list, of course.
Blued Smith & Wesson model 19.
Suppressed Ruger Mk III Target.
There's a lot more, but I can't think of more at this second. Besides all the attainable ones on my list, of course.
CHEVELLE427
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SW MOD 10 SNUB MY DAD USED WHEN HE WAS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT 53+ YEARS AGO
I ADDED THE GRIPS IT HAD SOME FAKE BONE TYPE
I ADDED THE GRIPS IT HAD SOME FAKE BONE TYPE
nwilliams
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A Sig P210....
and a DWM Swiss Luger....
I would also add the following to my list:
Barrett 82A1
FN FNC
Famas
T21 Tavor
Walther WA2000
and a DWM Swiss Luger....
I would also add the following to my list:
Barrett 82A1
FN FNC
Famas
T21 Tavor
Walther WA2000
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TCB in TN
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I don't really have just one holy grail gun. Would like to buy several very nice custom user type guns, and have plenty of time, and ammo to really get to where I could use them very well.
Would love another pristine 1903 springfield, Tommy gun as mentioned before, maybe put together a collection of all of the MBRs, and side arms, the US military has used since the civil war.
I have always enjoyed shooting long distances, and have always had the bargain basement budget to try to do it. Might be fun to get a real world class version to play with.
In all reality, I really do just like guns. Having the money to scratch the gun itch, frequently sounds like a good problem to have!
Would love another pristine 1903 springfield, Tommy gun as mentioned before, maybe put together a collection of all of the MBRs, and side arms, the US military has used since the civil war.
I have always enjoyed shooting long distances, and have always had the bargain basement budget to try to do it. Might be fun to get a real world class version to play with.
In all reality, I really do just like guns. Having the money to scratch the gun itch, frequently sounds like a good problem to have!
Dionysusigma
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My grandfather's Mauser HSc in .380 that was passed on to a relative of mine, who pawned it.
An AIA M10 No.4 mk.IV 7.62x51mm SMLE.
MicroTech AUG/STG-556 with integral scope (maybe this paint job, too).
Pistolet wz. 35 Vis/ 9 mm Pistole 35(p).
An AIA M10 No.4 mk.IV 7.62x51mm SMLE.
MicroTech AUG/STG-556 with integral scope (maybe this paint job, too).
Pistolet wz. 35 Vis/ 9 mm Pistole 35(p).
MinnMooney
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Barrett .338 Lapua Mag with a US Optics scope...... & a very large expanse of land to shoot at extreme distances.
rattletrap1970
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Sig P-210
Hammerli SP-20 in .22 with .32 conversion.
Pardini SP-22
CheyTac M310
Springfield M1A NM
Hammerli SP-20 in .22 with .32 conversion.
Pardini SP-22
CheyTac M310
Springfield M1A NM
TexasRifleman
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We're pretty much there other than the "kill" setting, and green women.
parsimonious_instead
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For me: Ed Brown 1911, Ayoob Edition - but two - one to shoot, the other to save.
Janz revolver - German made revolver - looks beautifully crafted and insanely durable.
Janz revolver - German made revolver - looks beautifully crafted and insanely durable.
wlewisiii
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Ruger #1 RSI 7x57
Browning HiPower
DSA SBR Parastock FAL (13" barrel version)
Browning HiPower
DSA SBR Parastock FAL (13" barrel version)
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