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Near term, what are you out there looking for?

For me, the search is on for:

A Colt Lightweight Commander, series 70 or earlier, all original in 45 ACP.

Two Smith and Wesson Model 29's, S-prefix serial numbers in 6.5" and 4" configuration.

A Smith and Wessson Model 27, S-prefix serial number with the 3.5" barrel.

A 2.5" Colt Python, blue.

And, last but certainly not least, a Freedom Arms 454 Casull, 7.5" barrel, premier grade.

I could have any of the above tomorrow, if I had the money and were willing to pay internet prices. But I don't have the money, and part of the fun for me is the search. So I'll save, and I'll keep looking. But that's my list and I'm stickin' to it grin

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That's an expensive list!! But everyone you have listed is the "cat's meow" when it comes to handguns. Good luck in your search!


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Yup, if I can find and afford 2-3 off that list in the next calendar year I'll be doing alright. Setting the bar high keeps things interesting grin

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I don't really have any I'm looking for currently. Wouldn't mind having a Ruger Mark II Government. A Kel Tec double stack 9, whatever they're called, would be okay. Lots of handguns I'd probably get to play with if I was suddenly inundated with lots of cash.

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The Mark II's are great guns. I see them used under $250 just about everywhere, and they're the best deal running on a semi-auto in that price range. I've had one of the slim barreled target models for about eight years now, its a good shooter.

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There's only one handgun left on my "Wish" list....a Freedom Arms model 83 Premier .454 Casull with a 4 3/4" barrel. Ivory Micarta grips and an additional cylinder in .45 Colt.......oh, adjustable sights too.

Of course can't afford it, but I can dream.


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Originally Posted by frogman43
There's only one handgun left on my "Wish" list....a Freedom Arms model 83 Premier .454 Casull with a 4 3/4" barrel. Ivory Micarta grips and an additional cylinder in .45 Colt.......oh, adjustable sights too.

Of course can't afford it, but I can dream.


...a friend of mine has your "wish" gun... It was on GunBroker a few years ago at a pawn shop in Dallas. Ended up getting LNIB for $1200.00....when the gun came my friend went to put a round of .454 in and found the cylinder was a .45 Colt. Called FAs to be told they never have shipped a 83 with just a .45 Colt cylinder... A call to the pawn shop and they found the cylinder that they didn't even know they had... Dual cylinder Premiere for $1200.00....could not wish for better...so keep looking...they are out there....


My "wish list guns"...

FA 83 in .475/.480, 4 5/8" with black Micarta grips and Mag-Na-Port

S&W 357 Nightguard .41 Magnum

S&W Model 57 4" blue made in 1964 first year of production to go with my 6" .41 Magnum


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I would like to own a Freedom Arms M97, 4 1/4" barrel chambered in .41 MAG and a mint 1950's era Colt Commercial 1911A1 in .45acp.


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Cold Python with 2.5" barrel, and a Colt Woodsman Match Target 4" barrel.

These are on my "someday" list.

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Originally Posted by Odessa
I would like to own a Freedom Arms M97, 4 1/4" barrel chambered in .41 MAG and a mint 1950's era Colt Commercial 1911A1 in .45acp.


FA 97 .41....4.25"....like this one...was one of my dream guns too...this one came true...

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My tastes are simple enough.

Lately, I've been thinking about getting a truck gun. A lightweight carbine was my first thought, but lately I've been leaning towards a heavy, long barreled .357 revolver.

Maybe a 6" model 28.

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
My tastes are simple enough.

Lately, I've been thinking about getting a truck gun. A lightweight carbine was my first thought, but lately I've been leaning towards a heavy, long barreled .357 revolver.

Maybe a 6" model 28.
It used to be that the model 27 was danged cheap in the 8 3/8" model. I owned the same one twice. It was a pristine pistola. Didn't have much use for it though.

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No longer have a wish list, I have or have had everything that interests me.


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If US Firearms ever comes out with the mythical Match Target Woodsman announced at last years SHOT show, I want a fully engraved version.

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Originally Posted by KyWindageII
If US Firearms ever comes out with the mythical Match Target Woodsman announced at last years SHOT show, I want a fully engraved version.


That sounds like a beauty , Windage.
I was thinking along the same lines..
Hi Standard Custom 10X

http://www.highstandard.com/

Or maybe a custom worked S & W Mod 41

Or even an Olympic Hammereli


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I don't have anything on my wishlist quite as extravagant as the Freedom Arms offerings.

I handled a few of the Ruger SR series (9, 9C, 40) pistols the other day and was really impressed with how they felt. While it doesn't exist yet, I have to say that I would like one of the SR's in a 45. Someone here mentioned the P345 but in my eyes, its not even close to the same in feel or features.

I would love to get a hold of a series 70 colt or maybe a New Agent.

Aside from those, everything else on my wishlist are long guns.

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A no dash S&W 640 with a "CEN" serial number to replace the one I gave to a relative after Katrina. Maybe a model63 as well.


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Originally Posted by Cheyenne
A no dash S&W 640 with a "CEN" serial number to replace the one I gave to a relative after Katrina. Maybe a model63 as well.


Cheyenne...is that a .357 Magnum with no lock??? If it is I just saw on at the Allenstown, Pa. gun show for $400.00...was in excellent condition... I took the dealers card and will try and find it...
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Always wanted a scoped T/C Contender in a centerfire 22 like a 22K hornet..221 Rem [Fireball] or probably a better choice 223 for coyote hunting.


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