Guns You'd Like To See Produced.

Here's a (non)nostalgia piece

Remington79. a functioning replica of the BAR would be the cat's meow. Everyone who cannot afford to buy or to feed the huge 50 BMG rifles would buy one, I am sure.

When the U.S. Army invited bids for handguns in .45 caliber to replace the (inadequate) 38s in 1906. DWM, submitted two Luger pistols adapted to the .45 ACP cartridge. They were withdrawn from testing after the first round of tests, for unspecified reasons. One of the DWM pistols, serial number 1, was destroyed in testing; the remaining instance, serial number 2, is considered one of the most desirable collectors handguns in existence. paraphrased from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.45_ACP).

I propose that a .45 ACP Luger with the P-08 Toggle action would be a fun pistol. The fixed barrel might be an advantage for accuracy, too.

Lost Sheep
 
I forget about the 45 Luger. It comes up on the History Channel every once in awhile. That would be a nice little pistol. As for the BAR I have dreamed about that. It seems like Sportsmans Guide always has mags for them.
 
re:

1. AR-18 / SA-80 - just as reliable, should be lower cost.
2. Savage 1907 - I like the look, add modern sights, maybe modify the blowback design for 9mm.

3. Bullpup style carbine in 9mm, .40SW, .45 acp
4. standardize omega trigger system for cz 75s, offer high luster blued finish (see how closely they could match quality of colt blued finish)
 
I saw a BAR for sale in a gun shop (Hunter's Haven in Alexandria, VA, now closed) that I believe was a semi-auto. It had no tripod. That has been two or three years and I couldn't tell you anything else about it. It was a heavy thing.
 
Colt ace style uppers that would mimic the recoil of the standard pistol using 22lr cartridges. In 45acp , 10 mm, 9mm. These would be great on 1911, glock etcc. you get all the feel of the actual gun at the price of a 22.

The Thompson 22lr was dropped from maufacture due to cost of manuf. and low interest in a 22 that was not very accurate.

A working 17hmr semiauto than can actually be purchased by consumers. Just because it is in the catalog doesnt mean it can be purchased. Remington has function issues:eek:

A 5.7 28 affordable carbine. (Ruger? ) A nice little revolver in this would be nice too.
 
Lever Action Rifle
Stainless
Grey Laminate stocks
500 Magnum


Somebody made them but:

A) I don't think they still do
b) It was Hell Expensive- $2400 IIRC
 
Hmm.

I'd like a few things. A J-frame snubnose pistol chambered in .22, for starts. And not a Taurus. I don't want to pay eight hundred dollars for it, Smith and Wesson.

More pocket .22 and .25 semis. I like mouseguns. LCP's and P3ATs are great, but be honest, how many of you guys ENJOY shooting them? I LIKE shooting a .22 pocket gun.

I also think it would be nice to see a semi-auto .17.
 
For the BAR lovers among us, try Ohio Ordnance Works
closed bolt, semi auto, but damned if it don't look like fun.

As to technologically possible guns I'd like to see produced, I think some creative mind could find a way to make this:
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work as a semi-auto.
 
An affordable 1911 that comes in a .45 acp with conversion kits for 9mm and 22lr that are easy to switch out so you get 3 guns in one
 
Stainless steel Savage 99 breakdown chambered in 308
Stainless steel Winchester 1895 breakdown chambered in 30-06

More companion carbines and 22 trainng guns. I would buy a carbine for every pistol and trainer for every gun I shoot regularly if they were available.
 
A properly civilianized G36. The SL8 doesn't count.

Oh, and just to bring this back to handguns: I want the Beretta U22 Neos carbine kit to finally get released. It's been in BATFE hell, and I think Beretta finally dropped it.
 
A properly civilianized G36
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Totally! In fact any H&K rifle, SMG properly civilianized would be awesome. I would also love to see a SIG229 much like a SAS Gen 2 but with bobbed hammer yet still functions as a DA/SA with decocker. Similar to the HK USP compact.
 
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