Ooh, ooh, I'll play!

by Otony, Friday, November 22, 2013, 20:10 (4024 days ago) @ Art

Scaled down Browning BAR that takes AR magazines.

Ruger Mini-14 that takes AR magazines.

Pump action .30-30 based on the .410 frame Remington 870, or the .410 frame Browning BPS, or the Winchester 42 (be still my heart).

Ruger single action revolvers in .480 (I think this is the fifth year or so for that wish). Since I am asking for the unlikely, how about the same in .500JRH!

Ruger (or?) M1 carbines with a rotary magazine in .357 Magnum. The same in 10mm with single stack mags would be very nice.

That Ruger SR45? Sorry, too big for a .45 but it might make a nice 10mm. Or how about an XD IN 10mm? Failing that, build some 10mm 1911s that have 6" barrels and slides. The design simply needs a bit more weight in order not to batter itself into submission.

More bolt actions chambered in .257 Roberts. Left handed versions wouldn't hurt.

Return of the left handed Winchester Model 70.

Remember the almost dead .338 Marlin cartridge? Did you know it has a base diameter just over .500"? Blow that neck out and offer a .50 Marlin lever gun!

A single stack Glock 19.

The return of USFA single action revolvers.

Remember the Star BM? Bring it back in both steel and aluminum. Colt should make it, but I will settle for any reputable company. Make sure it has an ambidextrous safety.

New Colt Woodsman pistols would be nice, any series.

The light weight Husqvarna bolt actions from the '50s and '60s should return in both right and left hand.

Rolling block rifles as a production offering. Make sure there is a lighter weight version for small and medium calibers.

Wherever the tooling is for the Mauser Lugers produced in the last quarter of the 20th century, it should be unearthed and set up for production again. I never got my mine....yet.

7.5" flattop Rugers in .357 Magnum and .44Special. What would be really cool is if these had a flattop set up like a single action Colt flattop.

I could go on, but you get the idea, I am a greedy dreamer.

Otony