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Posted: 4/1/2023 9:55:58 AM EST

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350 legend for hunting in the straight wall zone. Just need to decide on bolt or semi.

Posted: 4/1/2023 9:56:49 AM EST

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Honestly, a smoothbore .22 revolver that didn't throw donut patterns would be the ideal garden gun.

Posted: 4/1/2023 9:57:39 AM EST

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nothing really

downsizing if anything

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This.

The only purchases I’m really interested in are optics for what I already own.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:00:30 AM EST

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My brother recently got an AUG. Now I need one.
And glass for my .338LM

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:00:44 AM EST

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Posted: 4/1/2023 10:06:03 AM EST

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Probably nothing new. My handgun collection is kinda spartan, but I have enough to keep me interested. I'm so dead set on optics being on everything. Maybe a G17 clone from Shadow Systems, although I've already got a G19 clone.

I'd like a Beretta 1301 tactical and I need to get a sporting shotgun. Sporting gun would probably come first.

I've got a lot of new guns and really just want to stockpile ammo and go shooting with my boys.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:08:35 AM EST

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If I can talk myself into another caliber I would like to buy a FN PS90 and SBR it. Probably pick up a dedicated can for it too.

Staccato P Duo with threaded barrel

Definitely want a few more suppressors.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:12:26 AM EST

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PSM got me again, the had .380 LCP MAX Micros on sale, picked one up. Actually nice little gun, took it to the range and was impressed with it. Another option to carry now.

Have one .380, a Llama from maybe late 60's-early 70's that was a real POS.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:20:10 AM EST

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An N frame in .45 Colt. Preferably one with character wore into it so I don't have to throw it down the driveway.

Would like a new Marlin 336 hopefully in Trapper configuration with threads.

Got enough ARs and plastic pistols so I want focus on the classics.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:21:00 AM EST

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Honestly, a smoothbore .22 revolver that didn't throw donut patterns would be the ideal garden gun.

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Forgot garden gun.

Honestly, a smoothbore .22 revolver that didn't throw donut patterns would be the ideal garden gun.

Yeah but I think the only 22 smooth bores are garden gun rifles

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:49:04 AM EST

[#11]

I just want the PSA micro dagger mags to work and cost $20 each or less.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:53:05 AM EST

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Single-stack, hammer-fired, Semi-Autos.

Last year I snagged a couple P225's, a couple P225A1's, Walther P5, and a S&W 39-2.

So far this year I've found a P220 Dark Elite, another P225A1, and a Star BM.

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:53:26 AM EST

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Single-stack, hammer-fired, Semi-Autos.

Last year I snagged a couple P225's, a couple P225A1's, Walther P5, and a S&W 39-2.

So far this year I've found a P220 Dark Elite, another P225A1, and a Star BM.

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Based

Posted: 4/1/2023 10:59:08 AM EST

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I’m a sucker for revolver threads.

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:00:08 AM EST

[#15]

none

I'd rather buy more guitars

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:06:28 AM EST

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Same as always.

Unaffordable Pre-Lock Smiths, Building more ARs that I shouldn't be spending money on, Expensive 1911s that I can't afford, Rehabbing and modifying last century Remington 1100s into super home defense machines.

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:11:05 AM EST

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Been waiting patiently for Ruger to release the 1894, preferably in stainless.

I wanted it in .357 but at this point I'd take one in .44 or .45.

But, I'm running out of patience and it looks like their pricing will be something I'd probably regret later so I'm slowly talking myself into a 4" S&W 610.

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:22:27 AM EST

[#18]

These....

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:31:31 AM EST

[#19]

I need an FN A4 and a USP 9mm compact. May happen this year, definitely next year if not.

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:37:09 AM EST

[#20]

My current desire is a KUSA KP-9

The Russian MP5

Posted: 4/1/2023 11:49:20 AM EST

[#21]

Either a Beretta 1301 or A300, or a nice 1911 for once. Les Baer, I think.

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:06:19 PM EST

[#22]

Sao beretta 92

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:07:58 PM EST

[#23]

The Wilson SFX9 intrigues me. I’d like the optics ready version with a threaded barrel.

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:10:17 PM EST

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Yeah forgot this one.

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:34:25 PM EST

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Single action only is not the action type, but a command from God

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:37:10 PM EST

[#26]

I have several decent 1911s and carry one in the winter, but for some reason I want a staccato with a dot.

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:46:29 PM EST

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I have several decent 1911s and carry one in the winter, but for some reason I want a staccato with a dot.

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You do want one.

Unless you have the money for an Atlas, then you want that

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:49:39 PM EST

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This. And I just bought a fairly expensive one. It was delivered with three obvious flaws that definitely didn't qualify it was excellent condition as the seller stated in the ad and via email. I'm pretty pissed about it

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Shotguns. Really, really godawful expensive shotguns that I’ll never be able to afford.

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Posted: 4/1/2023 12:53:24 PM EST

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Another VP9, probably the tactical model this time

A Dan Wesson Specialist 1911 or maybe an Alchemy Custom Quantico

Posted: 4/1/2023 12:57:16 PM EST

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I'm really eyeballing this taylor and co

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/495533/233032_jpg-2766264.JPG

I'm pretty set. I'm getting more into classics and C&R. I have plenty of ars, modern rifles, modern pistols.

I used to shoot CASS, but I sold all those weapons off circa 2015 to fund my AR adventures

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An SAA clone with a 7.5"/Cavalry barrel has been my next want for a while.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:03:43 PM EST

[#31]

A Carl Gustav for CQB
Somehting that reaches to low Earth orbit.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:06:19 PM EST

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Curious why you haven’t tried the 42? The .380 that Glock sells here.

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I really like the Glock 28 (.380 caliber, size of the 26) which I think my wife would be able to actually pull the slide back on but need to check it in person first.

I would really like to get the Gen5 Glock 26 MOS but they only sell it overseas. No idea why Glock doesn't sell it in the US.

Curious why you haven’t tried the 42? The .380 that Glock sells here.

I have the 42 already. I used it for concealed carry. Wife doesn't like to shoot it and can't pull the slide back anyway. I am hoping the 28 has a lighter recoil spring to offset the heavier slide, but don't know for sure if it does.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:08:18 PM EST

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An SAA clone with a 7.5"/Calvary barrel has been my next want for a while.

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I love my Calvary six gun. Mine is the 7th Cavalry Edition with the reproduced cartouches

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:08:35 PM EST

[#34]

Thermal

The PSA Krink and STG 44 if they ever come out.

The retro M4 thread has got me thinking.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:09:34 PM EST

[#35]

I need another one of these to balance me out.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:10:39 PM EST

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Single action only is not the action type, but a command from God

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Sao beretta 92

Yeah forgot this one.

Single action only is not the action type, but a command from God

God has rewarded me for following His command, but I'm currently seeking approval for a lighter burden.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:10:51 PM EST

[#37]

SP5 and that is about it.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:27:04 PM EST

[#38]

Just bought a .58 Zouave, 1863 Remington. It is a Zoli copy. Hope to shoot it this week with lead round balls.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:36:24 PM EST

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God has rewarded me for following His command, but I'm currently seeking approval for a lighter burden.

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Sao beretta 92

Yeah forgot this one.

Single action only is not the action type, but a command from God

God has rewarded me for following His command, but I'm currently seeking approval for a lighter burden.

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Do those have a magazine disconnect safety?

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:41:16 PM EST

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God has rewarded me for following His command, but I'm currently seeking approval for a lighter burden.

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Yeah forgot this one.

Single action only is not the action type, but a command from God

God has rewarded me for following His command, but I'm currently seeking approval for a lighter burden.

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/9714/92x-01-2766518.jpg

That is hot.

It pleases me because my nature comes from God and that gun also comes from God

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:41:40 PM EST

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Do those have a magazine disconnect safety?

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Bro it literally says fires without magazine

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:43:35 PM EST

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Honestly not much, but if I stumble on the right deal:

-Springfield Prodigy, but $50 mags are hard to get excited about. If a used 4.25” RDS cut version popped up with 6 or 7 mags for under $1K I’d probably bite on it.

-Springfield Operator, TRP or Professional, depending on the deal one of those would replace my go-to 1911 pretty quick.

-PSA Dagger. Mostly just to have ‘something’ that’s Glock mag compatible. I’d pick up a couple of full-size versions for the right deal.

I’m good on rifles and shotguns, mostly because my safe is bursting at the seams, but I can easily cram a dozen or more handguns in there.

ETA:

I’m more focused on gear for now…plate carrier, plates, helmet, NODs, etc.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:50:50 PM EST

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Recently started hitting a normal gun shop again, vs limited stock pawnshop. Tons of newer models I’m unfamiliar with, but saw several guns I’ll be buying soon. I’m well set on certain guns, and will be adding some updated versions, mostly to help my older eyes.

My buying goals for this year, and next year will be mostly optic ready handguns, long range optics, rmr type optics , etc. I won’t be buying any standard handguns, g17, 19, M&P etc, unless optic ready, exceptions will be all metal “ heirloom handguns”, third gen smith, highpower, cz-75, / 1911, ruger MKII stainless 4” 22 pistols, basically anything all steel.

Over the next 2 years…

This year..I’ll be adding

Ruger 5.7 carbine on layaway currently. ( wife’s new home defense gun )

Springfield hellcat with optic, to replace my non optic hellcat ccw.

Probably suppressor ready, optic ready M&P 2.o with thumb safety, I’ll buy the metal version if they offer the thumb safety.

Cz-75 compact 9mm

Trijicon rmr, threaded barrel and compensator for my g-40 hunting pistol,

Leupold VX-III 3x9x40 for my deer rifle

Next year / 2024

Several Optic ready g-19 and g-17s

Cz-75 compact.

Shortish mag fed 6.5cm, ruger American, or savage 16-18”.

Long range scope, Burris xcr II 5x25x50, ( approx $1000.00 ) or something similar.

Several Trijicon rmr style optics.

A couple 5.56 green chevron acogs and a 7.62 Acog for my ar10.

a couple compact 9mm suppressors,

and TONS of ammo / reloading supplies.

I’m always nervous about a possible new assault weapon / high cap mag ban, so topping off on those high cap mags is high on my list.

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Not sure what your use case is on the deer rifle but I'd reccomend stepping up to the VX5 vs the VX3.
The VX3 is pretty good but you'll find a huge advantage at first/last light with the VX5HD.

That said, the VX3i is no slouch for most hunting applications. I used one on a 270 elk gun. It did the job just fine.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:53:39 PM EST

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Only ones that have interested me are a 1301 shotgun, but I would never shoot it, and a commander length Platypus with an Acro on top.

Posted: 4/1/2023 1:56:37 PM EST

[#45]

Remington Automatic / Mod 8 / Mod 81 in 35 Remington. Clean ones are so expensive or they're in a caliber you can't get ammo for.

Posted: 4/1/2023 2:00:27 PM EST

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Revolvers, revolvers, revolvers... I hate money... so mostly high end S&W Performance Center variants and various Colt snake pistols. Yes I will be eating cat food in retirement.