Guns you want but will never own

[Nutty4Guns]

Ma Deuce! This would put an eternal smile on my face.

M134 mini gun also.

 

[Jay Walk]

Firearms - Auto Ordnance - Long Guns - Tommy Gun - Page 1 - Kahr Firearms Group

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[Onramp]

Full auto UZI

 

[mkwerx]

.50 BMG rifle.

Very few places to shoot it around here. Texas has very, very little public land - so you can't just drive out into the sticks, find a 1000 yard hill to hill spot, and blast away. And since that round can travel well over a mile, and its a state-jail felony to shoot across property lines - I wouldn't even feel comfortable shooting it on most 100 acre spreads here, because the terrain is a lot flatter than the PNW.

I'd also love a transferable M16. I've made friends with a gentleman here in TX who has one. When we were shooting a few weeks ago, he mentioned that the price on these things shot from the $10k-ish price point, to over $30-35k of late. That's 10k more than I paid for my car. As fun as M16's are - they're expensive to shoot! He has a .22LR upper and mag well adapter for his, which makes it fun and a lot cheaper to shoot, but still, its speeeeendy.

 

[EHJ]

H&K P7, or any variant...



(The above is a one off custom long slide...)

 

[JCMILLER58]

I have always wanted a Westley Richards Drop Lock side by side in 20 gauge. This gun has had my eye for a long time.

 

[JRuby]

Quite a few on the "Griffin and Howe" website They have some that cost more than houses I have bought

 

[daved20319]

.44 Automag and a Barret Light 50. Can't afford either, and probably wouldn't enjoy shooting them if I could, but hey, this is all about want, isn't it? Oh, and another vote for a Tommy gun. Later.

Dave

 

[STEELE]

My once-owned Luger serial 9637 byf 42.

 

[RVTECH]

A Sharps Rifle in .45-70.

After many years Quigley re-runs & always having a 'fascination' for them I came close a few years ago on a very nice, used Shiloh Sharps - but I reconsidered at the last minute.

Money was not the issue but it was more a case of practicality. I really didn't want to get into dies & components and start loading another cartridge AND probably the biggest issue was owning guns I wasn't shootin enough already - specifically My WInchester Mod 94s I am really fond of - SO I decided to concentrate on them more - and really glad I did.

 

[Capn Jack]

An RPG launcher along with the practice round that fires a 7.62x39 cartridge.
Be fun to try and nail a jackrabbit with one.

While dreaming I may as well add in a Westley Richards Cased African Double with 3 sets of barrels.

 

[JuglansRegia]

Ultimax 100

 

[Nosferatu]

Having BT,DT with the tacticool ted stuff, I'd go for something that's actually useful such as a custom bolt gun or Cooper Arms rifle. Not sure what caliber.

The only problem, there's no value there. It would have to be I won the lottery and have nothing else to spend money on kind of thing.

A high-brow over-under upland shotgun would be nice too.

 

[BigGame]

A NULA model 20 in 7mm-08.

A Big Horn Armory model 89 in 500 S&W.

A Mateba Model 6 Unico in 44 Mag.

A Winchester model 21 in 16 gauge.

 

[tac]

Any cartridge-shooting handgun.

 

[shibbershabber]

Sticking to guns I *could* own, but will never buy...

An MP5 has always interested me........... but the cost can never be justified

 

[Xaevian]

Having BT,DT with the tacticool ted stuff, I'd go for something that's actually useful such as a custom bolt gun or Cooper Arms rifle. Not sure what caliber.

The only problem, there's no value there. It would have to be I won the lottery and have nothing else to spend money on kind of thing.

A high-brow over-under upland shotgun would be nice too.

My dad just picked up a Cooper in 7mm STW a couple months ago.

 

[ditchtiger]

The guns of "Navarone"

 

[SonicBlue03]

Yeet Cannon 2.0, because I don't think BiMart will ever stock them again, or at least in the next thirty years.

 

[Bon Sauvage]

A harpoon gun.

This one is a Martini Greener:




1st runner up would be a Post Hole Blasting Gun:

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