Kinda makes me wish I never traded my MCX all of a sudden.
Kinda makes me wish I never traded my MCX all of a sudden.
Feedback: https://www.ar-15.co/threads/151613-izzy
It's hard to come up with specific guns that I would put on the level of "grail"... I have a small list of specific models that I have wanted all along, and I own them.
Everything else comes down to practical needs as far as firearms go.
There are a few calibers that still exist on the "I want one because" list.
.375 Cheytac
.408 Cheytac (Yes, I know the .375 is the same but better ballistically. Doesn't change the fact that I want one...)
Recently crossed the 6.5 Creedmoor off the list of wanted calibers.
ETA: I guess the only specific model I still want enough to have a "grail list" would be a Barrett M107A1.
Last edited by Grant H.; 03-09-2018 at 20:27.
Yep. That's what I showed in my thread: https://www.ar-15.co/threads/167253-...ver-suppressor
A Smith and Wesson Model 1926 .44 Special in blue, 4” barrel.
WWII correct M1 Garand
Those two would make me very happy.
Back in the day when it was new, cost was little over $100 dollars. A nice 20ga bolt action, smooth bore shotgun with 2 spare mags. I think it was a New Haven, folks bought it for me to hunt with at a local gas station. And for the next 30 years shot the crap out of it...to the point it could not be repaired....it was just all wore out.
I kept it on my folks farm and it was one of the go to shotguns when we shot clay pigeons.
Bradbn4 - Having fun in Colorado
Found you a Singer!!!
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/750644382
$85,025. Cheap if you ask me.
I was going to bid on it for you but then realized my wife was in arm's length of a P226 and decided against it.
Always eat the vegans first
I really wanted to own HK MP7.