What old guns do you want to see made again?

[EPS]

The M14, but with lighter components and a modern chassis stock system.

 

[H2O MAN]

 

[edzz]

Armalite AR-180 in the original configuration, Not that bastardized "B" model or what ever they called it.
And while were at it how about a UZI "A" model.

 

[Colts4me]

Winchester 94 22 lr

Colt Woodsman

Colt diamondback 22 lr

Colt SAA 22 lr

Savage 99 takedown in 250 savage

Ruger security six

Smiths without the hillary hole

Pythons

Model 25 Smith 45acp

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

Browning M1918 BAR.

 

[RVTECH]

Winchester 94 22 lr

This and the Mod 39 series of Marlin .22s - but in the quality of the 'old' JMs - like the ONE I own!

 

[OldBroad44]

Smith revolvers without the locks
Colt Woodsman Target, but updated to stainless steel.
Marlins with JM quality and in stainless steel

 

[WAYNO]

Because I prefer the Security Six over the GP100, and the GP100 is now available in .22LR, I would love to have a Security Six in .22LR.

 

[Colts4me]

Because I prefer the Security Six over the GP100, and the GP100 is now available in .22LR, I would love to have a Security Six in .22LR.

Oh man what a good dream. SS in 22mag or even 32mag

 

[Colts4me]

This and the Mod 39 series of Marlin .22s - but in the quality of the 'old' JMs - like the ONE I own!

Love my 39 but it's too heavy, wish I had bought a Winchester 22 lr back in the day.

 

[RVTECH]

wish I had bought a Winchester 22 lr back in the day.

I ALMOST did - but didn't - but wish I had! Owned a BL-22 a few years later but it was TOO small for me and I traded it off. Yea the 39A is a bit heavy for a .22 - but not excessively.

 

[ditchtiger]

A Red 9 Mauser C96... Webley Fosberry... the rest have pretty much been mentioned.

was my first thought. A Red 9 Mauser C96

 

[No_Regerts]

Remington 700 KS in 280

Remington 1100 and 11-87 Premier

Remington 870s with metal parts

Winchester 1885 Low Wall in 22 Hornet, 25-35 WCF, 30-30 WCF

Winchester M70 Classic Compact in 243

Winchester M70 Featherweight in 257 Roberts, 7x57

 

[Capn Jack]

Marlin Camp 9 (9mm) PCC

 

[Superglide]

Winchester 94 22 lr

Colt Woodsman

Colt diamondback 22 lr

Colt SAA 22 lr

Savage 99 takedown in 250 savage

Ruger security six

Smiths without the hillary hole

Pythons

Model 25 Smith 45acp

Ha ha I was going to add almost all of these if they were not mentioned. I'll just second them, and say Savage 99 in any caliber (especially takedown).
My addition to the list would be a K-frame S&W in 32mag. Model 16-4. Updated to 327 Fed and backdated with no hole would be nice, but as was would be just fine..

 

[DuneHopper]

Jennings 9mm

 

[waglockfan]

Marlin Camp 9 (9mm) PCC

A .45 ACP and a 10mm version added to that would be awesome.

 

[Medic!]

No. None for me.

I can find and buy most everything listed for about the same or less than it would cost to make today.
Pythons may be an exception? But just look at current WWII reproduction rifles.

And I don't want cast cheep chit when I can have forged or machined original guns.
To me it's more about how it was made. And who made it.

It's the history.

 

[Ruger Rich]

Winchester Model 88, especially in .284 Win., with the pre-64 stock.

 

[CountryGent]

I'd trip over myself to buy a good, modern, reproduction of the Mauser C⁄96 "Broomhandle" or one of the Spanish copies (e.g., Astra 900-series), preferably in 9㎜ Parabellum. Ditto a good, working reproduction of the Webley Mark VI. To a lesser extent, though I'd still be interested, would be a decent reproduction Webley "Bulldog" chambered in a cartridge that is reasonably easy to obtain.