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Steyr AUG, Colt 9mm SMG, guns with finned barrels like the Thompson or RPK and water cooled LMGs like the 1917 or Vickers.
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Quoted: This one, except I found one, and bought it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/181560/8CDE601E-ADBE-4E8B-BA7B-EDBBEC3B37EF_png-2628363.JPG I want one of these. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/181560/E52BB81B-0CDE-47D8-8079-86F39D8325E7_png-2628367.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/181560/8C68A43F-0D28-4188-ACB3-7522790DB740_png-2628373.JPG View Quote High Road to China |
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Quoted: That was my childhood dream. Still don't have one. https://i1.wp.com/alsimmonsgunshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ASG-2020-USED-Remington-Nylon-66-01.jpg?fit=1500%2C844&ssl=1 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: My local LGS has 3 Nylon 66s for sale. I might fo. That was my childhood dream. Still don't have one. https://i1.wp.com/alsimmonsgunshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ASG-2020-USED-Remington-Nylon-66-01.jpg?fit=1500%2C844&ssl=1 |
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German Luger now an Artillery Luger (both) Still have neither.
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Walther WA2000 ever since I saw The Living Daylights with Pierce Brosnan. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/171820/Screen_Shot_2022-12-08_at_12_33_04_PM_pn-2628297.JPG Um.... Just go with it. Fixt. |
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Quoted: In a way I got better cooler guns than I could have ever imagined as say a 15 yr old Back then I just wanted a AR15 with a red dot and a flashlight View Quote Me too, but this one still holds a special spot in my heart. My first rifle was a Marlin 881 bolt action. I loved that gun & was happy to have it, but deep down I always wanted a semi-auto. Specifically I wanted the exact one I have now. |
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Quoted: Ruger Bearcat, H & R 949. Have them now, paid a lot more than if I bought when I was a kid. View Quote A 949 was my first personally owned handgun. Saved up 75 beans back in '79 and hauled my Mom to the local Western Auto to do the paperwork. I had just finished 8th grade. I'd like to have a buck for every round of K-Mart bulk pack .22s that I put through that thing. |
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Quoted: Glad I'm not the only one here who was impacted by Don Pendleton- I've wanted a 93R forever thanks to that bastard. Other grail gun from childhood would be a fancy double rifle in 470 NE or 505 Gibbs View Quote I only read a few of his books, but I recall back in the late 70's (I was probably 14 or so) that a local guy had a red pickup with Mack Bolan and his Automag airbrushed on both sides. I did not know that he use a 93R. If you ever get a chance to shoot one, do it! Mine was a post 86 DS, NIB from Beretta. I'm glad we had a friendly COP that signed a letter for it (and signed a letter for a post '86 M60). |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Walther WA2000 ever since I saw The Living Daylights with Pierce Brosnan. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/171820/Screen_Shot_2022-12-08_at_12_33_04_PM_pn-2628297.JPG Um.... Just go with it. Fixt. And it’s still wrong. |
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Never had any guns growing up when dad got done killing nazis in WWII he never touch A gun again. Me on the other hand I was and still am obsessed with them and started buying the as soon as I was old enough.
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Walther WA2000 ever since I saw The Living Daylights with Pierce Brosnan. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/171820/Screen_Shot_2022-12-08_at_12_33_04_PM_pn-2628297.JPG Um.... Just go with it. Fixt. And it’s still wrong. How about now? |
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ZM LR-300 here... I had a chance to buy one a few years ago and I didn't. Still regret it. I check weekly on gunbroker for them.
Spas 12, which I have owned. Sold it, due to it being a total let down. I wish I still had it just for the increased value. But other than that, garbage. Vektor CP-1 pistol also. |
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Quoted: Glad I'm not the only one here who was impacted by Don Pendleton- I've wanted a 93R forever thanks to that bastard. Other grail gun from childhood would be a fancy double rifle in 470 NE or 505 Gibbs View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: A 44 Automag, just like Mack Bolan's. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/32/Automag_44amp.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a0/a6/52/a0a6521ac20a9d8c0804e81682f7e757.jpg Glad I'm not the only one here who was impacted by Don Pendleton- I've wanted a 93R forever thanks to that bastard. Other grail gun from childhood would be a fancy double rifle in 470 NE or 505 Gibbs I remember reading a Phoenix Force book where one of the lead characters carried a Beretta 92 with a 3 round burst kit. I have no idea if such a thing even exists, but I sure thought it sounded cool when I was in the fourth grade. |
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I had a thing for subguns. It was the 80s after all.
Really wanted a Steyr TMP, a Micro Uzi, and a P-90. Never thought I'd actually own any of them or that they would even be available. When DSA started importing the TP-9 I picked one up immediately and SBRd it. It's pretty cool. I need to also get a PS-90. It's one of those guns I always am on the verge of getting but never quite do. Same with the UZI. |
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The 3 main guns I wanted as a child -
1. Mini-14 Folder - Planning to get a new stainless model next year and put it in a Samson stock. A reasonable way to scratch that itch. 2. Bren Ten - F@&k you VLTOR for teasing me like that. I'll never buy a real one. Too expensive and I would be worried about shooting it. 3. Valmet M-76 Folder - Have come close to buying one at a gun show a couple times. But I couldn't justify the cost. Supposedly PSA might make one, and if they actually do, I'll be all over it. |
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Quoted: Walmart has them for $30. Had a huge aisle display of them today, with the compass in the stock. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I always wanted a Daisy Red Ryder. Walmart has them for $30. Had a huge aisle display of them today, with the compass in the stock. Just in time for round the clock airing of A Christmas Story. Brilliant! |
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I desperately wanted a Colt M4. My dad thought short barrels were stupid and forced my noodle arms to lug around a 20" hbar. He told me if I wanted one bad enough I could buy one when I got older with my own money.
I now have 3. With a grenade launcher to boot. |
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Always loved the M14 aesthetically. Finally got a standard M1a in walnut back when I was like 25. Love that gun. Definitely a battle rifle and not a precision weapon. But that’s all I expect from it. Killed plenty of deer and hogs with it no problem. Her name is Bertha
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Quoted: Schmeisser MP40, mostly because of seeing them all over "Hogan's Heroes". https://tinypic.host/images/2022/12/08/mp40.jpg I'd still love to have one, but just can't justify the price point..... View Quote Hugo Schmeisser had nothing to do with the MP40.Haenel was the designer. |
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There was an NRA magazine i had as a kid and on the cover was a Taurus PT92 in either stainless or nickel with wood grips and i adored it as a kid.
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MP40. And I got a transferable when I was 23. Love that gun. My son will learn to love it one day too.
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Quoted: For me it was a stainless 10-22 with a Butler Creek folding stock. Eventually I found a used rifle in great shape & got it set up just how I wanted when I was a kid. Shooting this thing still brings a smile to my face as I flashback to 80s nostalgia & simpler times. Now I’m just fighting off the urge to SBR it. View Quote I have a Butler Creek folding stock. I eventually retuned to the original stock. I should put the folding stock on eBay. I also had a RamLine folding stock that I put on eBay during the 10-year Clinton ban. I made a killing off that one. |
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View Quote Didn’t they get that UZI in the episode where Rick was looking for the drug smugglers responsible for the death of his sister? |
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Quoted: Schmeisser MP40, mostly because of seeing them all over "Hogan's Heroes". https://tinypic.host/images/2022/12/08/mp40.jpg I'd still love to have one, but just can't justify the price point..... View Quote Attached File |
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Quoted: Schmeisser MP40, mostly because of seeing them all over "Hogan's Heroes". https://tinypic.host/images/2022/12/08/mp40.jpg I'd still love to have one, but just can't justify the price point..... View Quote many others such as that P38, Luger and one I'll never be able to satisfy, Beretta M12s SMG Attached File |
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I've wanted an uzi 2 of them with slings just like Chuck Norris
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Quoted: there's a German replica in semi for 600USD that I SBRd and quenched my thirst of a lifetime - I'm 54 and grew up with all those movies and then some many others such as that P38, Luger and one I'll never be able to satisfy, Beretta M12s SMG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/326068/540199EA-4CC1-486F-AFFE-E920E587C623_jpe-2629781.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Schmeisser MP40, mostly because of seeing them all over "Hogan's Heroes". https://tinypic.host/images/2022/12/08/mp40.jpg I'd still love to have one, but just can't justify the price point..... many others such as that P38, Luger and one I'll never be able to satisfy, Beretta M12s SMG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/326068/540199EA-4CC1-486F-AFFE-E920E587C623_jpe-2629781.JPG Nice collection. I’m about the same age and I too grew up watching all the classic WWII movies. If I ever had the $$ I’d like to have the Axis vs Allies collection of small arms from WWII. Uniforms and all. |
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I was obsessed with all things UZI as a child after getting to shoot one at Tampa area gun shop that had full auto rentals. My dad was sorry that he ever took me in there. He never would buy me one and I was forced to settle for Match Grade M1As and Garands. Poor me! When I was in my thirties I found this one in a shop second hand for a reasonable price. The gun below is chambered in .45 but I bought a 9mm conversion kit for it. I never came across a Mini or a UZI pistol.
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Thompson.
Never really considered a purchase (cheap bastard that I am). At one point several years back I was helping a local CT dealer work some Va gun shows. This dealer hung out with a couple of big class three Va dealers. More than several times I hung with these guys on a farm and a couple rounds on their skeet field usually turned into blasting with a Thompson. Best kind of Thompson blasting is with a generous owner who got a kick out of other folks having a good time shooting his guns and his ammo! He had a raised deck overlooking a medium farm pond , 45acp goodness tracking across a pond was a big pile of fun. Yes I realize shooting into and across water creates ricochet issues but as you crossed this pond it was nothing but a thousand yards of farm fields owned by this guy so it was all fun |
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Steyr AUG
Fortunately or unfortunately, the urge passed before I had sufficient disposable income. |
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