What kind of guns do you have a hard time passing on?

[The Heretic]

If someone was selling a Kalashnikov based bullpup in 5.56x45 for under $1K, I probably would not pass that up (but not a Valmet M82 - their stocks cracked - unfortunately, that is the only AK bullpup I know of in 5.56). I would pay more if it was a Galil.

 

[Velzey]

Anything built when pride and craftsmanship went into them...My fav starts with Remington 37's!

 

[USMC-03]

M1903s in any configuration and model 12 Winchester shotguns.

 

[Lilhigbee]

Same with me.

Do you have one of these?
If not I Highly recommend it!
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Haven't gotten one of them yet. They are a clever design.
Just what I need, something to help me go through even more ammo.

 

[mrblond]

At the moment, the ones that cost money

But what really get me hard are the old warhorses. a 1911 from the Great war, a Mosin thats " been there and it looks like it."
I love the history far more then the " use " of the weapon.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Any old muzzle loader , of course...
I also have a long love affair with older .22 rifles , shotguns and bolt action rifles.
Andy

 

[filsonhand]

I would also not pass up on a S&W Scandium revolver in .45 Colt with a 4" barrel. Unfortunately, said revolver was never made.

325 pd would be sweet, I'm still looking for a 327 PD

 

[MrMillspecer]

The last one I couldn't pass on was the 10/22 takedown with threaded flash suppressor. It was on sale at bimart around father's day and close enough to my bday. So when I'm living off the land eating squirrels and rabbits it's will be a life saver. Way more than my dozen other .22s

Before that it was a Sig 938 because......

Before that...ya always something

 

[JRuby]

I have a hard time passing up a nice mauser spotter or 3rd gen S&W pistols in 40 or 45. Also older blued S&W revolvers.

 

[JRuby]

I have a hard time passing up a nice mauser spotter or 3rd gen S&W pistols in 40 or 45. Also older blued S&W revolvers.

You know the truth be told I don't think I will ever wear out or use up what I have now. Need to shoot more and keep trying
I am a lucky man

 

[Sgt Nambu]

I want a new revolver, so's I can fondle it during chemo!

Better get stainless, maybe?

 

[nammac]

Just about any 1911...

Older S&W Revolvers...

And the one elusive one, Han Solo's Blaster... I want one of those!

 

[The Heretic]

325 pd would be sweet, I'm still looking for a 327 PD

A 325 that would take both .45 ACP and .45 Colt would be good, unfortunately they never made one in .45 Colt, or I would have one.

Maybe someday, if they don't make one, I will take a 329 and have it bored out to .45 Colt. Right now I will make do with my 460V

 

[edslhead]

Any gun that shoots bullets. I would like to have full auto some day. 45 Thompson would be cool.

 

[RVTECH]

The next 25-35 WCF Mod 94 (thats nice) will be mine! Prefer it in a Klondike Sporting model but I'll 'live' with a carbine.

 

[etrain16]

Well, it depends on whether I have money on hand or not - if I don't have the money, I'll pass on just about anything. But, if I had the money on hand, an M1 Garand would be very high on the list. A decent lever gun in .357 would also be hard to pass on. And if a sweet double-stack 1911 in 10mm was available, I may just head to the bank for a loan...

 

[djharteloo]

Old utilitarian hunting rifles and other bolt guns. "Farm rifles", cheap rimfires, sporterized mausers and enfields, and I have a seriously hard time passing up Remington 788's. Every time I see one I buy it, keep it for like a year, then sell it, and hate myself for it. Happens in two year cycles so I'm about due to stumble onto another one

 

[filsonhand]

A 325 that would take both .45 ACP and .45 Colt would be good, unfortunately they never made one in .45 Colt, or I would have one.

Maybe someday, if they don't make one, I will take a 329 and have it bored out to .45 Colt. Right now I will make do with my 460V

I guess they kinda did with the gov-a-nater, although other than a good rattlesnake getter the 410 is so-so.

The governor is quite a bit heaver than a 329pd though

 

[The Heretic]

I guess they kinda did with the gov-a-nater, although other than a good rattlesnake getter the 410 is so-so.

The governor is quite a bit heaver than a 329pd though

It's a snubby though - not a 4" barrel. That may be okay for the people who think a .410 shotgun shell is some magic self-defense load or can take a bird on the wing from a rifled snubby barrel (yeah, right ), but it is not at all what I want - it is a gimmick and I would pass on one at any price. I know two people who have something like it (the Taurus) and they are both into gimmicks and don't really think such things through.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Russian guns. I know, I know, but there is something to me about the old ones I love.