Guns you wish manufacturers would make...

[The Heretic]

Please restrict to feasible guns, not fantasy guns.

Here is mine:

A S&W scandium N-frame in .45 LC with a 4 to 5" barrel, and factory porting, capable of handling loads on par with the .44 Magnum

This is entirely possible - S&W could probably even put one together out of their custom shop mostly from parts they have on hand.

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[doobee8]

Arsenal Titanium Milled 7.62x39mm. Arsenal SVD & SVDS Dragunov 7.62x54r

 

[Brutus57]

STG 44 firing 7.62x39, with forged upper lower receiver.

Brutus Out

 

[Mark W.]

Remington R51 in 9mm that works

 

[doobee8]

STG 44 firing 7.62x39, with forged upper lower receiver.

Brutus Out

(Minus the forged upper and lower)
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/06/24/stg-44-in-5-56-and-7-62x39-on-the-way/

 

[Brutus57]

(Minus the forged upper and lower)
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/06/24/stg-44-in-5-56-and-7-62x39-on-the-way/

I wonder what the ballistics on the original 7.92x33 would be. That's a nice size pill to be throwing. I need one of those. or in 5.56 or 7.62....crap, decisions, decisions.

Brutus Out

 

[mkwerx]

Oooh...

A Smith & Wesson m&p the same size ad a Glock 19 with 14-15 round mag, one piece grip (no stupid pinky plate mag bases) essentially a full size slide on a frame about the size of a compact but solid grip.

A striker fired polymer framed cz75 with a good trigger (not a cz-100)

A Browning High Power with beavertail, ringed hammer, and no magazine disconnector as a factory configuration.

Factory run of Smith & Wesson ASP w/o mag disconnects or lawyer language on the frame & slide. Scandium framed with nitrided slide and barrel. Windowed grips like the original ASP conversion guns.

And cuz I haven't seen it posted yet... a Glock 5.56 carbine

 

[druiseeker]

A Glock 10mm in a compact (i.e. G19/23) frame. For its size, weight, and accuracy, the compact frame is my favorite balance in a daily carry.

If the M&P's came in a good lineup in the same Glock 19/23 size..., I think I'd switch to M&P's for my daily carry. The M&P compacts aren't quite where I want them.

 

[No_Regerts]

Winchester 1885 Low Wall in 25-35 Winchester

A current M70 action that was stretched just a bit to allow more magazine room for the 300 Winny

A current production M700 BDL in 280 Remington

Reintroduction of the M700 KS

 

[albin25]

Don't know why, but I'd really like Ruger to produce it's lcp in 22lr.

 

[HarryHaller]

Ak in 7.62x54r that takes double stack 20rd mags. I don't understand why Vepr went with single stack magwells. I guess it's hard to design a reliable double stack mag for rimmed cartridges but still.

 

[spookshack]

A single stack M&P full-size 4.25in and 5in CORE.

 

[druiseeker]

Why the single stack M&P? To make a smaller grip?

 

[Greenbug]

Small rimfire size Ruger bolt action rifle in 5.7x28. Take a Ruger 77/22 hornet and re-chamber it?

 

[Greenbug]

Oh, and I wish Smith & Wesson would just get rid of the stupid internal lock and MIM parts on all their current production revolvers.....

 

[mjbskwim]

Jeeze man all these goodies
All I want is for Henry to make their "original rifle" in a caliber that is readily available other than 44-40
And maybe offer some 24in barrels on their other guns

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

Remington R51 in 9mm that works

Beat me to it...

Walther PPK in 9mm

 

[Velzey]

Some day......MP40 some day....

 

[Otter]

Be nice to see someone chamber rifles in the highly accurate 6mmBR, 6PPC and 20 VarTarg. Brass is made for the BR and the other two it is very easy to form.

 

[The Heretic]

An FN P90(s) with more conventional grips and I assume (because I haven't shot one yet) a better trigger, and I think (from what I have read) and easier way to swap out the barrel and use an integral suppressor.