that next gun itch.......
What's on your "have to have" list for your next gun purchase? October got 4 new ones for me, but I just gotta get me a Remington 541T. Had one years ago, and foolishly I sold it. Gotta, gotta, gotta get me one...... 
What's on your list???
What's on your list???
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An AR-10. I can't see prices getting lower than they are right now, so I pulled the trigger on a PSA AR-10. It should be here by the middle of the week 0 -
More Glocks, AR parts and mags.
A no holds barred USPSA Open gun- but that is $6-8K which is big change to spend on a pistol- when really you should have two identical guns as one would be for backup.0 -
A Jim Kibler Colonial Flintlock rifle kit... 0 -
I'd like an M1A SOCOM, or a nice FAL. (A Timberwolf .357 pump would be nice, as well.)
I'd REALLY like an M14. (Or) A BAR. (Or) An original .45 Thompson, (Or) A fully auto UZI, (or) MP5.
Oh, and an SVT40.
NOT gonna happen.0 -
I have a fair amount of guns go through my hands and sometimes I get a "crush" on one. The 3 1/2" Nickle S&W 27 I had a few weeks ago was an example but me strong like bull and I tell myself, Self, NO!! NO!! NO!!
I have been through a lot of very nice firearms in my life but just having a lot of stuff has lost its meaning to me. I am liking things simple these days and I probably don't own more than twenty five or thirty guns now. I do have maybe one hundred or more knives all over the place. I am starting on a estate now and in addition to a lot of very nice guns the guy left his wife the "burden" of disposing of a couple of hundred watches and 28 guitars. I can't speak on the watches or guitars but I plan to get her every penny I can for her guns.0 -
I think something's wrong with me. Sure, there are guns that I don't have and would like to have, but no real desire to buy them. Prices on the guns that I would like to have are much higher than the level of enjoyment I would get from owning and shooting them, so no desire to buy anything right now. :? 0 -
I would like a 36 or 40 cal flintlock rifle in the Southern Poorboy style with iron furniture and about a 30-32" swamped barrel rifled for round ball. 0 -
Got it last weekend at the gun show.
Had the .22 short and .22 long rifle, but "needed" the .22 magnum. Now I have the full set and just need to get to work building a display case for the set.0 -
US Military Guy wrote:Got it last weekend at the gun show.
Had the .22 short and .22 long rifle, but "needed" the .22 magnum. Now I have the full set and just need to get to work building a display case for the set.
You need to expound upon that Brother.0 -
US Military Guy wrote:Got it last weekend at the gun show.
Had the .22 short and .22 long rifle, but "needed" the .22 magnum. Now I have the full set and just need to get to work building a display case for the set.
Full set of what?? Nosey people want to know..0 -
toad67 wrote:What's on your "have to have" list for your next gun purchase? October got 4 new ones for me, but I just gotta get me a Remington 541T. Had one years ago, and foolishly I sold it. Gotta, gotta, gotta get me one......
What's on your list???
Trust me on this, the 541S will outshoot it. Don't know how or why but have had several of both and EVERY S was just plain nuts for a production firearm. imo, strong.0 -
Grasshopper wrote:toad67 wrote:What's on your "have to have" list for your next gun purchase? October got 4 new ones for me, but I just gotta get me a Remington 541T. Had one years ago, and foolishly I sold it. Gotta, gotta, gotta get me one......
What's on your list???
Trust me on this, the 541S will outshoot it. Don't know how or why but have had several of both and EVERY S was just plain nuts for a production firearm. imo, strong.
The T I had would put just about anything in a dime at 75 yards... They were all the same except the scrolling on the S... Interesting tid bit of info. They are awesome rifles though. Prices are definitely on the rise though..0 -
My best shooting .22 is a Marlin model 81DL. Beaver tail fore grip. Peep sights. (Lyman?) Bolt action. Tube fed. .22 short, long, long rifle. (1940'ish ?)
Took me quite a few years of searching but finally found the magazine tube lifter parts needed, in order to bring it back to life. (Thanks Numrich.)
It came from my Dad's collection. I understand it was an Army Training rifle. (?)
My Son, is deadly accurate with it.
It will be his.0 -
ltcdoty wrote:A Jim Kibler Colonial Flintlock rifle kit...
You will be very happy with one of Jim's kits! Best and easiest to assemble along with being historically as close as you can get!0 -
Sam06 wrote:I would like a 36 or 40 cal flintlock rifle in the Southern Poorboy style with iron furniture and about a 30-32" swamped barrel rifled for round ball.
Sam, I have a nice 40 that fits except it has a 48" swamped Getz barrel! Built by the late great Cotton Volrath from Michigan's upper peninsula! A Looooooong southern style rifle!0 -
Brookwood wrote:Sam06 wrote:I would like a 36 or 40 cal flintlock rifle in the Southern Poorboy style with iron furniture and about a 30-32" swamped barrel rifled for round ball.
Sam, I have a nice 40 that fits except it has a 48" swamped Getz barrel! Built by the late great Cotton Volrath from Michigan's upper peninsula! A Looooooong southern style rifle!
That is nice!
I want a little shorter barrel to maneuver in the thick woods I think a 36 would as long as I would like to go.0 -
mark christian wrote:An AR-10. I can't see prices getting lower than they are right now, so I pulled the trigger on a PSA AR-10. It should be here by the middle of the week
^^^^^^^^^^This^^^^^^^^^^
Which configuration did you go with, Mr. C? I'd like one of the 20" stainless uppers but am still undecided on which lower.0 -
Anything nice and cheap. Winchester M1-A or loaded Springfield maybe.
Went to an auction couple weeks ago looking at buying H&K 300. Too many marks here and there for me, brought 1700.00, way too much.
Did catch bidders asleep on a mint 1968 nickel 36 S&W, 325.00 and a Uberti 1866 44/40 for 675.00 Looks unfired and real nice. Blind hog finds an acorn once and a while.
A pre ban Colt sporter brought 2,700.00 and a Polytec AK 47 NIB brought 2700.00 to. Wow.0 -
mark christian wrote:An AR-10. I can't see prices getting lower than they are right now, so I pulled the trigger on a PSA AR-10. It should be here by the middle of the week
You'll like it. My Grandson and I both have one. After he shot mine last Christmas, he saved enough to buy his own. We have Nikon P-308's on them in cantilever mounts. Fun to shoot, and I'm taking mine hog hunting next week.0 -
Johnston Muzzle-loader or ultimate muzzle-loader anybody have one or experience with one 0 -
toad67 wrote:Grasshopper wrote:toad67 wrote:What's on your "have to have" list for your next gun purchase? October got 4 new ones for me, but I just gotta get me a Remington 541T. Had one years ago, and foolishly I sold it. Gotta, gotta, gotta get me one......
What's on your list???
Trust me on this, the 541S will outshoot it. Don't know how or why but have had several of both and EVERY S was just plain nuts for a production firearm. imo, strong.
The T I had would put just about anything in a dime at 75 yards... They were all the same except the scrolling on the S... Interesting tid bit of info. They are awesome rifles though. Prices are definitely on the rise though..
Yea I know same but different - T obviously later model, so like saying a HM Marlin same as the MR version. Not really, imo0 -
Well, last week I bought a Hi-Point 40 and think it might be a really good garage, barn or truck kinda handgun. So now I'm thinking I just might need a Hi-Point in a 9 mm!! I can't believe I just wrote that. 0 -
1978 Colt Python Royal blue
Tommy gun with drum magazine0 -
montanajoe wrote:
Tommy gun with drum magazine
Here you go, Joe:
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/842374651
You'll turn some heads at the range with that kind of bling...and get the cold shoulder from other TSMG owners!0 -
,,and only 32 grand opening bid,,,0
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those old style Hi-Point .45's take regular .45 magazines ...dreher wrote:Well, last week I bought a Hi-Point 40 and think it might be a really good garage, barn or truck kinda handgun. So now I'm thinking I just might need a Hi-Point in a 9 mm!! I can't believe I just wrote that.
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since we're talking to Santa Claus, I want a Herter's derringer chambered in .357 Atomic 0 -
KenK/84Bravo wrote:
You need to expound upon that Brother.toad67 wrote:
Full set of what?? Nosey people want to know..
Shhhhhhhh . . . .
Can you guys keep a secret?
How about a couple of hints?
5-shot
Stainless steel
Single-action only
Rosewood grips
I am very busy in my woodworking shop right now - Christmas, but hope to start on the case sometime after the first of the year. I have a few options for the design and species of wood, but nothing solid yet.0 -
I haven't had an itch to buy, yet I have bought three this month.. Latest is a FNH FNS-9 that I am REALLY liking.
Gun prices are stupid low and won't stay this way forever.0 -
redneckandy wrote:I haven't had an itch to buy, yet I have bought three this month.. Latest is a FNH FNS-9 that I am REALLY liking.
Gun prices are stupid low and won't stay this way forever.
Bought one FNS40. Liked it so much, I bought another.0
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