Eventually I would like to get ---

[Old Savage]

for me it is a Colt SAA in 45 Colt 4 3/4". I have had a number of iterations but ----- it could also be a 44 Spl.

[kimwcook]

They are yummie...

[Old Savage]

Too cruel! What would you trade for it???

[kimwcook]

Sorry, ole boy, them's stay with me.

Just pushing you a little in the right direction. Actually, Colt SAA's are at some of the best prices right now. I paid a lot more when I bought mine years ago then what you can pick'em up for now. I think one in nickle would be nice. Or maybe with a 7.5" bbl. or.........

[Old Ironsights]

Eventually?

I'd like to replace my 1886 TD with a Stainless Marlin TD.

Would also not mind a stout 5" Stainless SAA (clone) in .357

[Pete44ru]

I dunno, Fred.

I once got my mitts on one, but found them pretty spendy, compared to a Ruger Vaquero - so I boughten myself a .45 Colt New Vaquero last September, which is the same SAA frame size, unlike the bigger framed full-size Vaquero.



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[Hank Dodge]

I love the .44 special and I love the Colt's SAA.....together, they make the perfect handgun.

I've got a wonderful wife that convinced me to buy a "set" of 5 1/2" .44 specials a number of years ago. I shoot the SASS matches and her theory at the time was "what are you gonna' do with just one gun when the game calls for two....". I couldn't argue much with that reasoning. Anyhow, it's been about the best thing I could have done. I shoot them both regularly and have had absolutely no trouble with them after many thousands of rounds. Going to them from Ruger Vaqueros was a welcome change. These Colt's point so naturally it's like an extension of my arm. I found a Winchester '73 repro in .44 special as well. Perfection!

Finding a Colt in .44 special can be a challenge. USFA makes a very good rendition of Sam Colt's SAA. If I was looking for one today, I'd look hard at those. One can be ordered in any number of calibers and configurations.

[jdad]

An expensive 22, but it would be a pleasure to own.
http://ballardarms.com/8_union_hill.shtml

or one of these.
http://www.cparifles.com/silhouette.html

[J Miller]

for me it is a Colt SAA in 45 Colt 4 3/4". I have had a number of iterations but ----- it could also be a 44 Spl.

Fred,

That is my Holy Grail of guns. All my life, even before I was legal I've wanted a Colt SAA, 4 ¾", .45 Colt, blue and CCH. Preferably with real ivory grips. I've never had the funds to get one. I've had my Rugers, my Ubertis, but never a Colt. I keep saying; "someday". But I fear that my opportunities to get one are gone. I hope I'm wrong.

Joe

[GEOFF]

Winchester 1895 in .30-40 Krag, somewhere in the 1900-1920 vintage timeframe to duplicate the one that my grandpa seriously fed his family with homesteading 100 miles north of Edmonton Alberta from 1927 to 1935 when they finally came back to the US.

1893 Marlin, 26" octagon in .30-30 Vintage pre serial number 355,000

1894 Winchester, rifle version in .30WCF, pre WW1

1873 Winchester, rifle version in .38-40

Geez the list is longer than my bank account!

Geoff

[Modoc ED]

Browning BLR (regular or take down/straight stock or pistol grip) in .30-06.

[SmokeEater2]

A Marlin 39A

A Marlin in .357 to side my Colt

A 92' Winchester in .32-20.


My wants are few,Unfortunately so is my cash supply.

[Old Savage]

Joe - I too hope you will get one.

[Andrew]

For me it would be an 1895 Marlin of some type in 45-70.

[AJMD429]

Handgun - a Ruger Bearcat
Rifle - a Ruger No.1 in .45-70
Shotgun - unsure

[Lastmohecken]

yep, a real Colt 4 3/4 with real one piece Ivory grips, is a gun that I never got, and would appreciate.

I would also like to have a nice 73 Winchester or Replica, but so far I have put that off also.

Unfortunatly, there is always another gun, it's a thurst that can't be quenced for very long.

[awp101]

Eventually I would like to get ---

Six little numbers that match the lottery drawings held every Wednesday and Saturday night.

I'll figure out the rest after that happens...

[Streetstar]

Too many to list,

For now i'll list the Beretta .45 LC single action with 3.5 bbl and birds head grips (i like the case colors better than the Italian guns and i like the wide smooth trigger better than the traditional SAA type trigger)

Followed closely by one of Roy Weatherby's rifles in 300 Wby mag


But i could go on and on with an "eventually" wish list

[Griff]

A Colt mdl 1878 side by side 12ga. shotgun in "like new-in-box" condition.

... Until the near impossible happens, I'm hoping the yen drops & I can afford one of thse Chicom clones!

[J Miller]

Joe - I too hope you will get one.

IJ is as close to a real Colt as I've ever gotten.



Joe

[Old Savage]

Nice Joe! That was pretty good!

[tman]

repro 1895 src. 30-06 springfield at a down to earth price. colt .22 new frontier and a repro blunderbuss. waiting for the prices to drop.