Guys, let's have some fun. How about a list of rifles you would like to have or like to see from the manufacturers?

For me, my next rifle will probably be a new Blaser R93 Luxus seimi-weight with buffalo-kudu sideplates in 9,3X62. The rifle I would love to see is a synthetic Benelli R1 in that same caliber.

Dave

35 whelens with a 1 in 12 twist
338 ruger
400 ruger

How about a CZ 527 w/double stack mag and a trigger floorplate or a mini 550.

Stainless 550 in all calibers. see above.

Browning M70!!!!

reintroduction of the Model 70, I don't care what label it carries, Winchester, Browning...


TerryR

Ruger Alaskan in a 505 gibbs... Short, ugly and mean

LH 416 rigby in a CZ 550

a belted 510 rum case in a fiberglass stocked stainless gun

Affordable doubles in all the popular NE calibers........

-375 ruger in a stainless gun with 23-25" barrel.
-Bring back model 70 with someone who can build it.
-BAR's in 375 & 416 Taylor (don't know if it could take the Rugers)

Non-big bore
-338's with iron sights included
-Marlin 1894 357 in stainless
-Ruger 10/22 mag reintroduced and availible in stainless

.404(.423) Ruger Alaskan with a 23" or 24" barrel in a Hogue stock with the full length bedding block.

Model 70 brought back with .300 H&H as a standard chambering.

CZ-USA start importing the 550 in 7X57 again.

Anything in the old classic calibers; like TreeFarmer mentioned about the Model 70 in .300 H&H. Also, a Ruger #1 in a few more Nitro Express calibers.

Well since you asked about a wish list...

The 8x60s that a friend is finally able to build.
The 8x68s that I'd like to build in a couple years.
The 375 H&H and 458 Lott I'm planning on building on the Enfield actions I am compiling.
I'd like my FN49 off layaway.
And I'd like an M1 Garand.

Left-hand Ruger Alaskan
" " Mini-mauser in stainless
CZ large action in Left-hand stainless
Calibers don't matter since I can always rebarrel.

More Ruger #1s in popular NE calibers; .375 fl .450#2, 470, 500 NE

These are awsome "Hog" guns as they can be easily scoped and are economical to own and shoot. ...


...And are MADE IN THE USA!

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Originally posted by Whitworth:
Affordable doubles in all the popular NE calibers........

BINGO

Keith

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Originally posted by Whitworth:
Affordable doubles in all the popular NE calibers........

since there's an inherent, but nonobvious cost here..

how about ONE double rifle, in 450 NE#2, that weighs 9.5#, has regulation tuning easy, and has lefthanded triggers/stock available (for a cost, if you want) and costs 4,500 bucks, blued, no engraving other than caliber and SN, and quartersawn turkish walnut ($250 wood)..

In fact, how about offering that as a KIT and the owner finishes regulation, bluing, and wood finish...

no, we don't get any other choices .. hammerless, extractors, 8620 monoblocks and receivers, one size fits all, and just DEAL with it if you "really wanted it to be 470" or "i just couldn't unless it was a 475 WR"..

Oh, wait, Butch started in that vein and people demanded "better"... and his stuff is WAY better than 4500 bucks...

But, we need a 4,500$ double, a $12,500 AC, auto, 2 door, deisel truck, and $1.59 oil to burn in it!!

From Ruger...

No.1 rifles in 300 H&H, 9.3x74, 405 Winchester, and 450/400 with 28 inch barrels, English fore ends with ebony caps, premium fixed sights, and case colored receivers. Let's throw in a 22 rimfire version of the above just on principle.

Bisley Blackhawk 5-1/2 inch 480 five-shot with upgraded sights, steel ejector rod housing, ivory micarta grips, and case color receiver.

A round-butted Bisley Vaquero 45 Colt (spare 45 ACP cylinder), SP101, and Bearcat with titanium frames.

Otherwise, I'm good.

add a .416 BAR.... a light 7x57 or 303 in a DR.. a cheap beater 45-70 DR....a 50-110 on a martini single shot, another custon eddystone enfield, case-colored, half octagon, half round barrel... in 9,3 x 74r...wait a minute, those are my next 2 projects...

Smith and Wesson triple lock 5 inch 45 colt and or 44 special.

Just bring back the quality of the 1920s at a fair price,for today, and still pay the employees enough to live on! Make fewer, but make them better, so the customer doesn't have to finish the job before he can go hunting!

.............AND a Ruger Gold lable double rifle, chambered for 450/400 3", for $7K

I'd like Weatherby to start making stocks designed by Dakota. And I'd like them to improove their quality conetrol of their rifles before they leave the factory.

And I would love to see them chamber their Lightweight MkV in the .400 Whelen with its original .458 shoulder. 400 grs, 2150 fps, 5+1!!

Actually, I want all American gun-manufactory's to chamber this round!

Dear Santa

Ive been a good boy. Well kinda!!!

Please leave the following underneath the Christmas tree for me.

1. 505 Gibbs rifle built by Ryan Breeding.

2. 505 Gibbs rifle built by D'arcey echol's.

3. 577 Nitro double, built by Marcel Thys.

Thank You Santa

I would love to see a Savage 99F scaled down to take the 223 and 6x45 calibers..

I would like to see a well made 25-35 Win. in a Ruger no. 1 or in a M-94 Win. (the last ones were pretty grim IMO)

A M-70 in 9.3x62,

But most of all I would like to see a nice bolt action M-70 or Mauser in .404 Jefferys..

New Marlin lever actions in 25-35, 38-55 and
32-40.
38 super tommy gun and manufacture drum mags.