What Are Rifles You Don't Need But Want?

[rgramjet]

Model 70 Extreme Weather in 6.5

A Glock with a switch or an 18

My Marlin lever action .44 that I foolishly sold years ago.

Suppressed Mac 10

 

[Uncle Duke]

I'd like a really nice .357 magnum lever action. I missed out a few years back when Walmart had a Henry one in Frederick.

I don't have time to go shooting right now. So I'm in no hurry to get one.

I like my Winchester 30-30 Model 94s, but I'd really like them better with less recoil. I'm not in my 30's anymore.

Substitute a Marlin 336 for the 94, and I could have written this post myself. DO get yourself a .357 lever action. Part of why is exactly the reason you describe. You can shoot it all day.

Another good call. I have a 357 wheel gun and a lever action would go well with it. Add that one to the list.

My last rifle purchase. Henry steel in .357, and I can't leave it home on range day. Just a fun gun! Had no idea I'd like it as much as I do!

 

[T-Man]

A Henry lever action in any caliber - I just love the look of them.
FN-Scar
FAL - I am mad that I sold mine.

and its not a rifle, but I would love an old style Gatling gun. i would crank that snot out of that thing.

 

[T-Man]

I will make a deal with you all. If I win the powerball, I will buy everyone their list of wanted rifles and we will have the shoot to end all shoots.

 

[Rockzilla]

1.) Dillon 134 or 503 with ammo
2.) M2HB
3.) Thompson 21 or 28
4.) Mint Rem 40X in 222

-Rock

 

[Alea Jacta Est]

Steyr SSG-69

 

[AlBeight]

Barrett MRAD system with the 338 Lapua, 300 Norma Mag, and 308 barrels kit.

 

[BFMIN]

Fg42! 1st model (with the weird angled pistol grip)!
Played briefly with one including a magazine full, fired on a range during a Firearms Amnesty back in the U.K many years ago during "ammuntion disposal" under military supervision & fell in love with the quirky beast.

 

[md_rick_o]

Another call out for a .357 lever gun.
K98K
SCAR 17

 

[Rockzilla]

Steyr SSG-69

they are a sweet rifle...
accurate, Kahles glass, some 168 Sierra or Bergers

-Rock

 

[Alea Jacta Est]

they are a sweet rifle...
accurate, Kahles glass, some 168 Sierra or Bergers

except for lack of bottom metal and $100 mags, they are a well kept secret and all a normal fella might ever need.

-Rock

 

[4g64loser]

except for lack of bottom metal and $100 mags, they are a well kept secret and all a normal fella might ever need.

Ssg69 is a nice rifle. Had one. Sold it to buy a sako. Sako shot better and can be rebarreled more readily. Now own custom actions and a worked over Krieger barreled tikka t3 (doc harrens work) that will absolutely destroy the trg. Sold the trg.

 

[SummitCnty]

Pretty boring choice but….
CZ 457 in .22l with a heavy barrel.

 

[SkiPatrolDude]

A Henry Lever action .45-70

I don't know why, I just have a unexplainable lusting for that rifle

Steel Lever Action .45-70 | Henry Repeating Arms

Originally a military caliber standardized for the battlefields of the 1870s, .45-70 Government has stood the test of time and still thrives nearly a century and a half later in hunting camps across the country. When it comes to hurling a huge chunk of lead downrange, there is no finer way to do...

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Same.

 

[Mark75H]

BAR
SVT-40
Garand
M-16
Krag carbine
Mauser carbine

 

[slsc98]

Steyr AUG. I got a second Tavor instead …

Oh yeah, additional Galil ACE’s …

 

[Jimgoespewpew]

A fancy bolt action 22, an old marlin 60, a Ruger in 7.62x39 and a Kentucky long rifle just to hang on the wall above my fireplace

 

[DeadInside]

Same as a couple others noted wanted a nice .357 lever action (didn’t have a lever gun) and found a Uberti Texas Brush Popper in .357/.38 at the Howard Co gun show a year or so ago. Paid msrp (ouch) but its a beautiful gun and a lot of fun to shoot. On the wanted list now;

 

[Brent]

Solid double rifle….I mean c’mon…


I’d go for .375 H&H Mag or 45-70 as I already shoot both.

Heck also something made for me in .275 Rigby…
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[trickg]

I want a pre-99 Winchester rifle Model 1894 in 30-30.
Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 in either 30-06 or 270.
Another precision rifle build topped with a really high end piece of glass - Schmidt & Bender, Nightforce - something along those lines.

It's kind of odd - I'm getting to the point with guns where most of the gaps have been filled - I still have a few things on the wish list, but not many.