My is a ruger carbine semi-auto 44 mag.

A full compliment of T/C Cherokees, Senecas, and Patriots.

A train car load of M1 Carbines (the real ones).

hello Mr. Gatling...

Colt Patterson.

I believe the 44 mag carbine would make a great hog rifle. I use a remington 7400 now in 30-06. I wish there was a little less kick and a larger bullet surface area.

Now that use mentioned it, a M1 would be great to have too.

Winchester Eagle Scout commemorative.
it would have gone to my son.

Well, you could have bought them new for a month's pay.

Colt Sauer Rifle. I oogle the used ones still today....

Marlin 1894 1894CL 25-20.

Oh, yeah...

lots come to mind

A Marlin lever gun 38/357 mag in stainless steel. I'm still kicking myself.

S&W Triple Lock (New Century) 45LC

And new is what I would have wanted.

I have a small addiction to the carbine, it is possible to get a train car load, you just have to work at it.

Don't you recall adopting another son... "Dad"... ?

I keep running across these old out of production firearms and am drawn to them like a moth to the flame.

I bought one but I wish I would have bought several, along with spare barrels. The Sig SHR 970. It was a bargain, at the same price as a 700, and the equal of many custom rifles. I'm down to two spare barrels (7 RM and 300 WM) and wish I would have bought a bunch more.

First generation Remington 700 Ti in 270 Win. Anyone have one for sale?

Diamondback in .22

Oh, and a Nylon 66

Marlin Cowboy Compitition in 45 Colt. The one with the case hardened receiver and octagon barrel.

Savage 99 358.

A Marlin 336 30-30 Cowboy.

Doc

Too many to list, and I wasn't around when a lot of them were in production but a few that come to mind from recent years are:

Ruger No. 1 .475 Linebaugh

Marlin 338MX .338 Marlin Express (won't buy a "Marlington", even if they do start shipping again)

Remington Seven (original) 6mm Rem

Mauser 99 8x68S

Valmet 412 .375 Win

Ruger 77 RSI .358 Win (vividly remember seeing the listing in a Jerry's Sports wholesale flyer in the late '80s-early '90s)

Me Too!

Had one, back in the 80's, killed a hog with it, then like a dumb*ss I sold it.......



maddog

I'll possibly take mine deer hunting this year. It's already taught me much humility.

Kimber Montana....in 260

Smith & Wesson in .22 jet........Model 57?

Since I collect Ruger #1's:

.450 Nitro, though I have only ever seen one with good wood.
.30-30
.270 Weatherby

Maybe a Les Baer 10mm, since he no longer makes them.

There's probably a bunch of others.

Model 53 is/was the Jet.

Wish I'd have gotten a Marlin 336 Spikehorn youth model .30-30. I've no real need for it, but nonetheless it would look good in my safe.

Pre '64 Winchester M 70 .375 H&H Super Grade pre war and a Pre 64 M 70 7x57 standard pre war.

An IMI Timberwolf. .357mag/10 rounds.

Me too. The last 6" royal blue Diamondback in .22LR I saw sell was several years ago ago at an estate auction. The auction was at 10am on a Tuesday, so I thought I might have a chance....the bidding surpassed my limit before I could even get my hand in the air and that beauty sold for the crazy high price of $950. I would take two of them at that price today!

and a 94/22 and a 94/22M, too.

As long as we are wishing, I want plenty of cheap .22 ammo too.

Savage 24F 12ga/.223 (or 22lr or 22 mag)

2000 rolls of 1964 quarters.

Thanks Pat. Rub it in.

Marlin didn't make one when I had the S&W built in 25-20. Figured I'd get a Winchester, then Marlin came out with the 25-20 and figured I'd get one "later".

Later came and went and I still don't have one.

Colt Python, Royal Blue, 4", 6", 8"

I also wish I could go back in time and pull a brand new Kar98k from about 1935.

Hey! I got one! It was my granddad’s "fox" gun.
Means more to me than any gun I own.

Browning LH A Bolt 12 or 20 gauge shotgun.

More Kleinguenthers especially 22's and 22 magnums. Hasbeen

I don't even know where to start, but the first would have been a Python then a BM 59, an omega 10 mm

A couple hundred assorted Pythons.

Kimber Superamerica, .222
Kimber Superamerica, .22LR

Ruger 77 Ultralight, .250/3000

Browning BSS 20 ga.

57 was and is the 41 mag.

+1
They look like they would be a blast to shoot.

A U.S. Firearms 1873 SAA.

A bit pedestrian, perhaps, but a Ruger Redhawk 5.5" in 45 Colt.

Mtnsnake: As far as Rifles go I wish I had another pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Grade African (caliber 458 Winchester Magnum).
As far as pistols go I wish I had purchased a Colt Diamondback in 22 L.R with a 2 1/2" barrel and in nickel finish - these are rare, valuable and look so cool.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

Thompson model 1921ac and a pile of drums.

XP100.
Ruger .44 Mag Carbine.

Original Smith and Wesson model 696.

Marlin 1894 CB in 41Mag.

Savage 99 in 30/30.

Winchester pump (not sure of the model #) in 25/20.

Remington 7600 35 Whelen carbine

Browning a bolt 12 gauge. Slug gun

Hasting 20 gauge single shot slug gun 3-5 inch custom slugs

Savage 99A in 250-3000.

Hk 630

I was given a BSS 20 with the straight stock for Christmas when I was 12. Still have it and don't plan on ever selling it.

Some of you guys are old if you were around for Pre-War M70s!

I would have liked to get a matching pair of Diamondback and Python with 4" barrels.

The two guns I always wanted and didn't get before they were discontinued were the Remington XP100R in 260 and a Winchester M9410. Three years ago I came across a XP100R in 308 (even better) for a song and then this past winter I found a NIB 9410. Problem is I wanted the 9410 for rabbit hunting and playing around on the skeet range. I hate to shoot mine that's NIB and a limited run of 150 with a color case hardened receiver.

Ruger Gold Label

Colt Python

Every left handed New Haven Model 70 Stainless Classic I could wrap my greedy little arms around.

A Colt Stainless Delta Elite 10mm.

Remington 541S

Ummm, these are still in production and readily available. We have them on the shelf where I work.

And thrown it away when it broke.

Colt single action serial #1.GW

It is a toss-up between a second Ruger Gold Label and a Marlin Model 39 Carbine.

Haven't read the whole thread, but my wish would have been to acquire a whole lot of different pre-64 Model 70s. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to buy any more than the one that I had.

You forgot your wish that your team doesn't choke in their next (if ever) Superbowl appearance.

Browning double auto shotguns in all the colors