What Is Your Dream Gun?

[Curtis@1964]

I've already got it. My late father's 1911. I love that pistol, but it's the man that owned it that makes it special.

 

[Charlie]

I have several of my father's guns. They are very special to me.

 

[Pdyson]

What is your dream gun? I mean the one gun that you do not own nor have ever owned but that you want more than any other?

Mine is a Remington Model 8 in 35 REM with the high capacity detachable LE magazine. Every time I have found one, it has not had the detachable mag, nor has it been affordable for me at the time. I'd settle for one without the detachable mag but even they are getting harder and harder to find in excellent condition and are almost impossible to find anywhere near a price I can afford.

Ah the Texas Ranger Frank Hammer special he had made when he went after Bonnie and Clyde. I have a 30 and my son has the 35.

 

[Charlie]

Ah the Texas Ranger Frank Hammer special he had made when he went after Bonnie and Clyde. I have a 30 and my son has the 35.

Picture of your gun please!

 

[Red Cloud]

I am with CharlieWH2O . Colt SAA .45 LC I have owned and still own quite a few single action revolvers but never the 7'5" Colt in his photo.

 

[mike6tx]

Dragunov!

 

[oskal]

Dragunov! View attachment 298660

Same! Kicking myself for not getting a Tigr back when they were being imported.

 

[Gedunk]

What is your dream gun? I mean the one gun that you do not own nor have ever owned but that you want more than any other?

Mine is a Remington Model 8 in 35 REM with the high capacity detachable LE magazine. Every time I have found one, it has not had the detachable mag, nor has it been affordable for me at the time. I'd settle for one without the detachable mag but even they are getting harder and harder to find in excellent condition and are almost impossible to find anywhere near a price I can afford.

Mine is a H&K P7M13 squeeze cocker.

 

[Charlie]

Mine is a H&K P7M13 squeeze cocker.

Great gun! I had one years ago and I screwed up and sold it to a friend!

 

[Danderso]

An FNC, or an M96.... both of those would make me oh so happy to have in my arsenal...

 

[Gedunk]

Great gun! I had one years ago and I screwed up and sold it to a friend!

Same story. I traded a Mauser 1939 P08 for a C96 9mm broom handle. It was fun to look at but really junk compared to a Luger. Now P08 are too $$$.

 

[m5215]

Phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.

 

[BillM]

An AR-15 that is modified and works just like a rail gun. Firing steel pellets at crazy velocities.

 

[BuzzinSATX]

Honestly, any one of these would do:

 

[HPFlashman]

Have a pair of Colt Police Positive's in .32 Long Colt but my Holy Grail is a Chilean FAMAE revolver in .32 Long Colt. Have several boxes of .32 Short Colt ammo but if I ever get that FAMAE I'll make it a point to stockpile some .32 Long Colt for it. Meantime I'll make do with three Polish Gward .38 Special revolvers.

 

[PracticalCarry]

Seriously, I think it would be cool to have one of the super spendy but rare Cabot custom pistols. I mean, "The Big Bang" made of an actual meteor is sorta cool but clearly out of price range unless you happen to be an Oil Baron or Tech Titan.

 

[Coyote9]

Lahti 20mm antitank rifle with sled mount

 

[Charlie]

Thirty caliber M1 carbine.

 

[Grumps21]

Browning Hi Power in at least 90%, a S&W model 29 from the Dirty Harry area in 90% or better, or a S&W model 586 pre-lock in 90% or better. Runner up, Savage 99 in a common caliber like .30-30

 

[Axxe55]

Browning Hi Power in at least 90%, a S&W model 29 from the Dirty Harry area in 90% or better, or a S&W model 586 pre-lock in 90% or better. Runner up, Savage 99 in a common caliber like .30-30

You should have jumped all over this pristine example of a 586!

How Not To Sell (formerly the Smith & Wesson 586-1 .357 Mag Revolver thread)

Quite the collector’s item. 6-shot .357. Original pre-lock with firing pin on the hammer. The factory blueing on this firearm is phenomenal, there is not a single scratch on this gun. You will not find another -1 as beautiful and immaculate as this one. The original trigger is shockingly light...

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