What are your "Grail guns" ????

[Partisan1983]

What I mean, is small arms that actually exist...no stupid sci-fi shit.


I am sure that for the most of us, the things that keep us from finishing out our collection has to do with unconstitutional laws AND a lack of money.


...notice how "AND" is capitalized, 'cuz let's face it....if you have got the cash, no unconstitutional law is gonna get in your way



You don't have to worry about saying select fire or FA, that's a given....


So here is my short list...

Swiss 20MM Solothurn
SIG P210
SIG STG57
SIG SG542
SIG SG550
HK MP5FA3
HK G41
HK MP5/10
HK53
HK21A3
Sako 95
Bofors AK5A2??? (have no idea what the new designation is)
Imbel MD2
IMI Galil ARM
IMI Galil SAR

[FunkyPertwee]

PKM
RPD
RPK
RPG-7
AK-74
AK-74m
AKS-74U
AKM
AK-100 series (all)

Uzi SMG, Mini-Uzi, Micro-Uzi, Uzi-pro, appropriate suppressors for all.

HK series (don't know all the numbers) including G3, MP5, HK-33, belt fed light and heavy versions, belt fed grenade launcher from the same era.

All the WW2 pistols, SMGs, battle rifles, sniper rifles, and common squad and vehicle mounted MGs.

FN-M240, M249.

Browning 1919.

M-14, M2-Carbine, BAR, Ma Deuce, AAC-556 (mini-14).


Shit dude, I want every gun. Literally.

[Richard Simmons]

S&W M29, 6.5" bbl, blued with coke bottles
S&W registered magnum
Colt SAA
Barrett M82A1

[5.56NATO]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am76xV8Aubk

And of course the gun that sets asses on fire:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n71OiHZ0JNg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lj2ISTrfnE

[ROCK ME AMADEUS]

have the $$ just can never find what a want

a Winchester 1907 in .351 SLR and a Full size Remington #8 in .35 rem.

[silentkilla]

h&k 91, h&k galil 11, a-12 shotgun, hk mp5, lwrc ar-15, hk m7, fn-fal ( L1A1), mp42, ak-47 krinkov (sbr'd) tiger sniper rifle, and a sks paratrooper type 56 that holds the ak mags

[imanaknut]

In the "we have a second amendment that has been stomped all over" category is the Steyr AUG.

In the category of "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" it is obviously a Soviet made Avtomat Kalashnikova.

[Justin]

In a perfect world, I would have an HK416. I'd also get one of these too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw-o3p4ZMtE

[alismith]

Mine was the C-96 (Broomhandle) Mauser in 9mm. I've wanted one ever since I first saw one as a kid.

Actually, I got one in the early 70's when China was exporting them.

So, I already have my "grail" gun.

[bluzjamer]

In the "we have a second amendment that has been stomped all over" category is the Steyr AUG.

In the category of "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" it is obviously a Soviet made Avtomat Kalashnikova.

Friend has both the Aug and a MSAR and he likes the MSAR way better. In fact he has several.

For myself I would have to say a Barret but could never justify it for myself. A KSG 12 ga would be nice and is always a possiblity I guess.

I'm basically happy with what I have.

[NAPOTS]

Mine was the C-96 (Broomhandle) Mauser in 9mm. I've wanted one ever since I first saw one as a kid.

Actually, I got one in the early 70's when China was exporting them.

So, I already have my "grail" gun.

I have been craving the old C96 lately myself.

[Gunreference1]

.45 P.08 Luger
HK417
Glock 18

Steve

[Schuetzenman]

What I mean, is small arms that actually exist...no stupid sci-fi shit.


I am sure that for the most of us, the things that keep us from finishing out our collection has to do with unconstitutional laws AND a lack of money.


...notice how "AND" is capitalized, 'cuz let's face it....if you have got the cash, no unconstitutional law is gonna get in your way



You don't have to worry about saying select fire or FA, that's a given....


So here is my short list...

Swiss 20MM Solothurn
SIG P210
SIG STG57
SIG SG542
SIG SG550
HK MP5FA3
HK G41
HK MP5/10
HK53
HK21A3
Sako 95
Bofors AK5A2??? (have no idea what the new designation is)
Imbel MD2
IMI Galil ARM
IMI Galil SAR

Been to Switzerland, see the 20 mm Solothurn anti-tank gun (pronounced zoe-low-turn in Swiss German). Very big weapon, very heavy, very not man portable. Still it would be cool to have the acreage to fire one on. The Sig P210, shot one twice on a Swiss gun range. They are a hammer biting some-bitch, chew a hole in the web of your hand in one box of shells or less. Shot the STG57, lowest recoiling gun of such power factor I have shot and I thought pretty good accuracy as well. Unfortnately I only got to shoot it on a 25yrd indoor range off the bipod. Recoil is about like an AR15, very managable.

My holy grail would be an M2HB and a GE Mini Gun.

[NAPOTS]

Polytech Legend
Polytech Legend Underfolder
Norinco 56S
Norinco 56S-1
FN FAL
FN FNC
SIG 550
M16A1
HK G3
HK 93
Luger P08
Mauser C96
M60

[El Laton Caliente]

Browning M2
Lahti 20mm anti tank rifle

[mrkalashnikov]

MG 42

Any belt-fed water-cooled MG from WWI or II: Maxim, Vickers, Browning.

A .50 Ma Duece or 12.7 Dishka would be nice, also.

[O.S.O.K.]

I'd be happy to get a full auto AK-47 - the real deal I mean. Specifically, a type III would be nice.

I have a semi-auto version and would really like an original selective fire one.

Selective fire M-4.

50,000 rounds of ammo for both!!!!

A belt fed 50BMG would be cool too...

1890's Colt SAA's - I'd like one of each type.



WWI and WWII 1911's.

[Aaron1100us]

I some how got lucky and was able to get one of my holy grail guns.



Others on the list

Styer AUG A2
Berret .50
M1919
Full Auto M60 haha, I wish
Gold Desert Eagle in .50 AE
Wildey .475 Magnum

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[Penguin]

This is a hard one there are so many I would like,

Old WW2 colt M1911A1
Australian L1A1
M-14
PKM
F-88
1919A4
M1 Garand
M1897 trench gun
SPAS 12
FN MAG
BAR
Barret M82
Mp-5
Sterling
Thompson
C1A1 Rifle
M1A1 Carbine
SV-98
L96A1
No4(T)
L42A1
Canadian Hi Power

Those are the ones I could think of off the top of my head. Out of that list I have a semi auto version of most of those. So I figure I am doing pretty good. Out of what is left I doubt I will see most of it due to lack of funds.

[stubbicatt]

I'm sure something will come along I hadn't thought of, but I've been at this a pretty long while, and have owned many different firearms over the years. My little collection right now is the result of 40 years of culling the herd, and acquiring suitable stock. *To me* anymore, the new manufactured stuff is suspect of manufacturing defects and design flaws. The last several US made firearms each one had to go to the factory before I even shot it due to some dimensional failure or a very obvious manufacturing defect. It saddens me that these consistent failures in US manufactured firearms have really diminished my willingness to try any more of them.

So I pretty much stick with systems i know and understand from yesteryear, and do my utmost to enjoy the rifles I have.

One never knows what may come along and flip a switch...