You can pick two.

I will probably never own either but these are what I want.

1st is a:


COLT S.A. .45 CAL. 4 3/4 " FIRST GENERATION.


http://www.americanhandgunner.com/exclusive-web-extra-the-first-generation-colt-single-action-army/

Second is

A 1911 Springfield "FBI" gun. Not the Professional model which runs close to 3,500 and a two year wait......

But this:

http://www.gunsamerica.com/967036845/Gun...UREAU_MODEL.htm

I will probably never own a "Professional" either,..Im still happy with my TRP.

What say you?

Shane

It's in my collection all ready




Scar 17

I will never own one but a high quality double rifle in a dangerous game caliber would be the ultimate rifle for me.

blazer baronesse and a Weatherby Mark V Deluxe

X2 also wouldn't mind a Singer 1911 either.

M70 FWT in 257 Roberts

One i already have, which is a wwI colt 1911from made in 1918.

The other would be some sort of double rifle.

A custom 1911 either a Nighthawk or a Wilson Combat

Rifle: A Blaser in 8mm Mauser

Shotgun: Merkel 28ga SxS or a Rich Cole Bespoke O/U

A Glock 18 with enough 9 mm ammo to feed it

Any gun that can very verified to have been used by any Texican or volunteer soldier fighting for Texas in the Texas Revolution.

Ever since the first time I laid eyes on one...



Ed Brown custom Jim Wilson model, although mine would be ordered with a flat mainspring housing.

I have a couple:

Kimber Desert Warrior .45 with night sites

Colt Delta Elite

Ahhhh, one day!

X2 Nice! A gun used in the Alamo would be freaking cool!

HK 416

OK, if I can pick two it will be:
A James Purdy "Best" SxS two barrel set 20 & 28 ga.
Next will be a Keith Stegall Mod 70 pre 64 in 280 improved.

Fabbri o/u base price 230000

Dakota 10 in 257wby

It was a toss up for me between two guns. Because my dad carried a M14 in the Marines I'd like to have a Springfield M1A. My second Holy Grail gun would be an M24 in .308 or 300 Win Mag.

alot better if you can verify that it was used as a club!

Picked up mine right before Christmas. Les Baer 1911. Next on the list is a matching Commanche size LB.

MP5 SBR select fire with a suppressor

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=329095467


Custom fit to me of course...

M1918 browning automatic rifle

k98 in original zf41 configuration.

Oh ya or a Sturmgewehr 44.

Already have a couple of them.

Dakota Little Sharps is one I have in 38-55

If win the lotto it will gain a couple stable mates though.

Dakota 10 in 6.5X55 full length stock

and like JCB a high quality Double. Shot one one day a Rigby in 458Lott that just fueled the fire.

I have every gun I really desire.

Pistol?
Glock 18
Realistic? Wilson Combat CQB Elite

Rifle?
HK 416
Realistic? Larue OBR

Shotgun?
AA-12
Realistic? Benelli Performance Shop M2 3-gun

Benelli raffaello

My Holy Grail?

AR chambered in 30-06 capable of handling 65k psi rounds. Ordered it in October. ETA March 2013
http://www.onlylongrange.com/bn36.asp

Of course then I'm going to get a custom upper for it chambered in 375 Whelen Improved for bigger game. And then add a nice 25-06 upper for varmint hunting. Final tricking out will be putting a FosTech DefendAR to basically recreate a Browning Automatic Rifle for the 21st century.

If I cant do it in 20 rounds of 375 Whelen or 30-06 hot loaded AP, I'm not too sure I want to have to hunt it or fight it.

And oddly enough 30-06 ammo right now is slightly cheaper than 223/5.56 which is just bizarre.

O/U shotgun (Perazzi or H&H)


Still want a lazeroni rifle

ANY gun that makes nobamba or his leftist cult PIZZED THE F***OFF! I already own a few and building another.

I really do like the set up that was uses in THE SHOOTER

A holland and holland royal de luxe in 375 H&H or 470 NE

I have them already...

Pistol(s) - Nighthawk T3 .45ACP & Ed Brown Special Forces .45ACP
Rifle(s) - Larue 7.62 OBR & SCAR 17

Bren Ten

Shilo Sharps 45-120

Original Colt Walker.

Parker "Invincible" SxS in 20 gauge.

Winchester Model 21 Grand American 2 bbl set in 20 gauge,original not late model knockoff.I have 21's but the Grand American would be the top of line addition.

But John, Your pockets are DEEPER than mine!

Military-1941 Johnson, M-14
Hunting Rifle-early U.S. built Weatherby in .257 Weatherby, pre-64 Model 70 in 25.06, H&H SxS in .375 H&H.
Shotgun-Perrazi OU or Parker in 28ga.
Pistol-STI Legend, original numbers-matching Colt 1911.
Revolver-The nickel-plated, engraved .45 Peacemaker that my uncle Johnny kept under his bed when I was a kid. He died in '74 and it disappeared.

A 300 Win Mag built on a Surgeon Action with a 26" Kreiger barrel and Jewell trigger with all sitting in a 2.0 AICS folding stock built by a very competent gunsmith and finally mounted with a 6-24x56 Zeiss Hensoldt scope.
And of course a giant tactical bolt knob just for the coolness factor.

Beretta EELL 686 Diamond Pigeon 12 Ga, but a 12 & 20 pair would be even better.



Realistically, I'd like to get a Silver Pigeon I in 2 years.

Barrett M107 and WWII Singer 1911

I am not too picky. lol The new SIG .45 will do.

Now we're talking.

1918 BAR

John Wayne's ivory gripped Colt SSA

I just got one of mine, I had always wanted a Colt 1911 pre series 80.

Second would be David's slingshot

I'll be different:

British Enfield No. 4 Mk. 1 (T) Sniper in .303 British


The only standard issued sniper rifles of WW2 that were accurized. All others were simply more accurate rifles taken of the assembly line with a scope added.

- thedoveshooter

Colt le901-16s
Howa talon 204 or 22-250 with a 10 round detachable mag topped with a mil dot 8-32x50 reticle.

OOOOOOH!!! I forgot about that one!!

One of these in .470 NE....

http://www.searcyent.com/classic.html

First pick




Second pick



Third pick- because who wouldnt want a rifle that shoots magic bullets?

Third one is cheap! Order now, avoid the lines

1. Patton's SAA colts

2. John Wayne's 94 Winchester

Savage model 1899
Pre - world war II Deluxe G model take-down
In savage - 250-3000
w/ 22 inch barrel

I have a 99 in .300 savage (1932) G model takedown 24" barrel
Got at a gun show - was "bubba -up'ed" it has a refinished stock and tapped for side mount scope - as close as I have ever found - without paying several thousand for it...

Why - my dad had one - always loved it

Rifle...

Noreen ULR in 50BMG:




Pistol(s)...
Uberti Cattleman matching set in 45 Colt, color case hardened:

I want a gun to be able to reach 1000 yards; while the bullet is traveling about 2000 fps with retained energy of about 6500 foot pounds.

Holland & Holland double rifle in 470 NE, set up for a left hander of course:
http://www.hollandandholland.com/royaldouble.php

Savage 99 in 300 savage
savage 340 in 3030
Like many others some sort of double rifle
A 6.5mm wildcat intended for long range paper punching and mid range hunting.(if I would have bought the house I wanted I would already have this one... to bad it sold before I could get it)

Select Fire M16 (or MP5, I guess).

M24 in 300 Win

Doesn't everyone want one of those fancy shotguns with the pictures drawn on them?

I'll take a Wilson Combat 1911 for the time being

Howitzer 155 sitting right in my front yard.

Somehow track down my grandfather's carbine he used in the south pacific, though it's probably destroyed.

My uncle has my grandfather's 410 pistol he used to clear out caves while island hopping.

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My dads old 4 barrel pocket pistol. Not sure of the make or model, just more of a nostalgic piece.

Ground up custom Left Hand 375 Chey Tac with a Schmitt & Bender, Premeir, or the new Night Force. And a Shark Suppessor hanging off the end.

Or an M60 for hog killin.

An orginal "Colt Paterson"

Pistol: Swiss Sig P210 or 9MM Broomstick

Rifle: Original Swiss Sig 552 or Springfield Armory M1A White Feather


I�m lucky enough to own most of my other dream toys

I need a fully auto 12 gauge for dove hunting. maybe I could accidentally hit a few....

Wilson Combat Commander 10mm


Really not sure on what rifle.

Sako 85 Deluxe 6.5 x 55

I think Patton only carried one Colt.45, the other was a S&W .357 Registered Magnum. I want to own Bell's 7x57 Mauser, or Capstick's .375 H&H Musgrave. Maybe one of Sam Colt's or JM Browning's prototypes of any design.

One of the actual Winchester 92's used by Chuck Connors on the Rifleman show.

I already got mine. My great-grandpa's 1936 Browning Auto-5:

If reaching back to guns owned by famous hunters over the years, Teddy Roosvelt's Winchester 1895 405 Winchester and WD Bell's Mannlicher

MP-5 SD

Walther WA 2000.

I would have to say that mine would be the........

H&K PSG-1

I would have to say the M1 Garand. Was my grail for about 20 years. Thank you CMP

heym 88b ph in 470 ne

Any old gun I find with my metal detector!

Otherwise I have most of what I want. Maybe one more 'bubba custom' Remington would be nice.

But seriously, I really want to find an old gun with my metal detector..

First it was a Nighthawk Custom 1911. Got my GRP II Bobtail in a few weeks ago. Then the target moved to Guncrafter, Ed Brown, and Wilson. Should have the Guncrafter in next week, the Ed Brown in November, and the Wilson in February 2014.

Dakota Arms model 76 Classic Deluxe. A thing of beauty.

http://www.dakotaarms.com/#!model-76/vstc4=classic-deluxe

fully auto M4, colt .45

Holland and Holland Double - 600 Nitro Express
Winchester 1895 - 405 Winchester

I know where one of his old Winchesters resides.

Where is this? I want to see!

My Second Holy Grail gun would be a Glock 18. Since it's a wish list.

[/quote] Where is this? I want to see! [/quote]

National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, OK. John Wayne's daughter/grand daughter donated it to the museum.


They also have Tom Selleck's rig from Quigley, minus the Sharps.
I was disappointed about not seeing the rifle, but I love this saddle.

Mine was bought in 1985 or '86...a NIB honest to goodness HK94 for $400..I sold it the same year for the same price or there abouts....I will never in my life see another HK 94 for $400..

Earl

Mark X Inter-arms, made in UK, chambered in 30-06 with 24 inch barrel and Mouser action.

Winchester 1892 in .38-40 and a Browning M2

I've gotten a couple recently German Luger and a broomhandle that has detachable magazines. A usgi 1911 would be next on the list.

My custom built .308 and my polished nickel.45 1911

I own that very gun, except in .375 H&H. The barreled action was, of course, from Yugoslavia (now Serbia), but the Turkish walnut stock was crafted by Whitworth.

I'm rather surprised over the popularity of handguns on this thread. I would have guessed that fine rifles and shotguns with old world craftmanship would have run neck-and-neck for top spot, with handguns trailing far, far behind. Not so, apparently....

I want something like this:
http://www.gunsinternational.com/WILKES-...un_id=100304048

Winchester custom shop model 21 in 16ga.

The Holland & Holland Rifle, known as KARA MOJO, Wm. D. Bells' 257 rigby / 7x57 mauser......that short action 7mm killed more than 1000 bull elephants and as many Rhinos.

The Walther PP that Hitler used to shoot himself in his bunker.

Carlos Hathcocks Winchester 70 he had on his 2nd tour.

That damned mannlicher that we all watched Saddam Hussien shooting off when he heard we were coming to wipe his butt off the planet.

The LONE RANGERS silver revolver.

The rifle that REALLY shot JFK.

Well you can take the Lone Rangers Colts off your list, their sitting in an office across the hall from mine, with the origional holster and mask.

Bell killed over 1000 elephants, mostly with 3 calibers, 275 Rigby, 303 British and 6.5X54 Mannlicher

Not realistic, but a Minigun for all out firepower, but in a semi-realistic world, probably a Holland and Holland, or a double-rifle

I've been wanting to get me one of these for awhile.....Problem is that every time I see one there is a colt right next to it.....

jeff coopers personal 1911

my grandpa's issue m1 garand

original issue 1927A1 thompson

in that order

Dillon Aero M134...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nug5FZgxuk

Fuchs built bolt action double rifle.

Because true double rifle snobs hate it.

My family heirloom. It's a colt 1911 made in 1917. All original. Served in 2 wars and a sheriffs side arm for many years. Sometimes round count doesn't matter.

Gorgeous.

I could get by with my 300 Jarrett as an only gun.

.275 Rigby is just the Brits name for the 7x57mm Mauser

AA-12 fully auto shogun. No practical use, but it would be fun to shoot

m60 with grenade launcher

Realistic: Perazzi Mirage custom SC3 wood and choke tubes.
Fantasy: Parker 12 ga. AHE built on a 1/2 frame with 26in barrels and open chokes.

Rigby pre WWII bolt rifle 275 Rigby.....

rick

Blaser r8:



Innogun Hybrid:



Perazzi MX2000:

My dream gun is a Browning Hi-Power, shoulder stocked with the crest of the Sultan of Muscat and Oman stamped in it...gorgeous, and only a few hundred made I have a Chinese Contract "Lend-Lease" Hi-Power, made by the J.I. Inglis company out of Toronto Canada. According to its numbers, it was in the first shipment DENIED to Chiang Kai Shek as he was selling the pistols, not using them in warfare. and in case anyone is wondering about its SBR status...its been grandfathered...

#1 Blaser R8 Black Edition 8x57JS (already own it)

#2 US M1 Garand, Correct grade.

X2 on Carlos' Mod 70 win my number one choice

Rumor has it that JFK was actually shot with a Remington XP100 in .221 fireball

Smith&Wesson model no.3 schofield

sig 226 navy

The Original Henry Rifle.

Wyatt Earp's pistol.

If we're going down this path, then one of Jim Corbett's rifles. Either the .275 Rigby or the .450/.400. Jim Corbett is probably the hunter I most admire.

The title said Holy Grail.

Abe Lincoln's Henry in Smithsonian.

I believe Wayne's original large level loop gun sold at auction for $130k a couple of years ago. It coulda been yours I tell ya!!

M1919