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A Chiappa revolver


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A matched set of nickle plated break top, 10 mm single shot dueling pistols w/ white grips.

bendable, I don't know if you're kidding or not, but now I want a set.
 
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A Korth revolver. Too expensive for me.



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Originally posted by cslinger:
So I admit to stealing this thread from another forum but it goes along with my fun gun/caliber questions to get away from what is the “BEST” whatever for EVERYBODY’s needs.

For me it’s the Smith And Wesson .500 magnum in any form.

It’s a WICKED fun/caliber combo but between the cost, recoil, sound and flash it’s just too much for me. I would love running a cylinder through a buddies gun. It I would have NO DESIRE to own and stock for.

Chris

a buddy of mine has (or had) one ... he calls it "The Fecolator"
Because it should make you dump a load of Feces in your britches if its ever pointed at you Smile

It was fun to shoot once.
I don't have any desire to own one either.


If you really want something you'll find a way ...
... if you don't you'll find an excuse.

I'm really not a "kid" anymore ... but I haven't grown up yet either Wink
 
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I would like a Volkmann Precision Signature Series or Combat Carry Series 1911 in .45. I'll probably never own one, for the very practical reason that I can't see paying that much money for the pure pleasure of looking at it.



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Probably a Python. But if the price drops a lot I might.
 
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I finally bought my dream SIQ. It is the P-220 Hunter 10MM. I own 8 10MM handguns. I had some 10MM 180 grs reloads that was too much for the 7 10MM handguns. I did not want to pull all of the bullets. The SIQ P-220 hunter fired all of these over loads with out a problem.
 
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P210 Midnight
 
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For me it would definitely be a Colt 45
peacemaker. I’ve wanted one of those since I first stated shooting back in the 1970s.
 
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Billy the Kid's revolver.



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I've always like the look and the idea of a stainless snubbie .44 Mag since I saw it pop up in Beverly Hills Cop and The Hitcher, and later Leon: The Professional, but I have absolutely no need for one of those at all. It would be a waste of cash.
 
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New Colt Python
 
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HK P7M7. Cool

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I’d love to have a 1911 built to my specs by Jason at Heirloom Precision.
 
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Original P210. Can't get myself to shell out $2500 for something I'll never carry.


What, me worry?
 
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New Colt Python


This. Can't justify the expense, but would like to own one.

We trudge on.
 
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Colt Single Action Army, first generation, US Cavalry issue.
 
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PPK or PPKs


My brother had a German PPKS and I had an American PPKS both guns went back to Walther many times and could never be trusted to feed. Mine went back 3 times and then I gave up on it. A DEA agent bought it from me with me doing everything that I could to talk him out of it. He sent it back to Walther twice and then to a custom gunsmith that got it most of the way worked out
 
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HK P7M13 is the only one I can think of off hand


If you really want something you'll find a way ...
... if you don't you'll find an excuse.

I'm really not a "kid" anymore ... but I haven't grown up yet either Wink
 
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Not really a handgun per se but a HK MP5. I have always wanted one but in reality I have no real use for spending that kind of coin, not that a use is a reason.
 
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