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Chuck
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What would you buy, if there were no restrictions whatsoeve?

#1 Post by Chuck »

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And of course you had unlimited funds to do so..

One of those Abrahams and Challenger tanks would be fun.....

Hmm

MG42, anything in .50??

What would people buy if there were no restirctions?
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#2 Post by Sim G »

How about something regarded as relatively benign in the "free" world and in keeping with my Western interest...

An Uberti Schofield top-break revolver and an Uberti Colt Lightning pump rifle. Both in .44-40.
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#3 Post by Sim G »

No, wait......

Two Schofields!!

And the Colt pump.
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#4 Post by Sim G »

And an 18" Norinco 1897 pump action 12ga!
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#5 Post by DL. »

A few vickers, a lorry load of 1B1T and a willing team of Gurkhas to carry it all between firing points.

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#6 Post by bigfathairybiker »

Hellfire missile system.


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#7 Post by froggy »

Actually , I am quite happy with what I have . Of course a SIG 551 or a BREN 805would be very nice but since I have not won the lottery I'd be still be very pleased with an humble AK74. Hummmm... actually why not ...
Of course to have both my P01 & Drag SVD in a safe closer to home would be a real bonus :good:
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#8 Post by BamBam »

9mm competition/target pistol.
.22lr target pistol.
AR-15 with 18" match barrel.
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#9 Post by TattooedGun »

Select Fire AR-15
2x Nickel Plated 1911 in .45 ACP with Ivory Grips
AK47
Beretta M107 .50 Semi-Auto
M60 Belt Fed

That would do me.
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#10 Post by 25Pdr »

Almost any proper handguns but I'd buy this one first...


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Also would never consider any Polymer rubbish - Glocks etc.....EXCEPT this one...WhooHoo.

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