Craveman85
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I have a 10/22 magnum. Bought it on a clearance rack back when they were still making them and not many people cared. It's not anywhere near as accurate as it should be but it's fun.
What gun did you want that was never made ?
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FrogFire7
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Yeah, I've seen those. Interesting but as you said, pricey. And I just can't get into the look.
Apparently tube fed is a lot harder to build since it's rimless
RMorris
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A tube fed semi automatic rifle, similar to a marlin model 60 but in a pistol caliber like 9 mm or .38.
A factory Sako or Winchester FW scout rifle.
A factory Sako or Winchester FW scout rifle.
Craveman85
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There's a company called bowen arms I think that makes what they call a super gp in various cartridges. They use the ugly super redhawk alaskan and make it look like a scaled up gp100. Can be had in 480, 454, or 44 I think. You have to supply the alaskan though.
It's rd04 on this page
Craveman85
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I would have loved nef/h&r to make some economy double rifles. Preferably in 44 magnum.
Upsidedownjack
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Have had the Henry AR-7 for years. My Sail boat gun (one of them). Always wondered why Henry did not offer the AR7 in 22 LRM. Even asked ZIP, NADA. Woulda Shoulda, hopefully someday?
Upsidedownjack
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I also wanted the AR-7 in 22LRM. Even asked years ago about this, Nada, zip———
philipbrousseau
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A nice bolt gun in 450 marlin. Remington missed it when they didn't neck the 8mm Remington mag to 30 cal. But I love the fact they put into production the ultra mags..
NotLongRange
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The 8mm Remington Magnum necked down to .30 cal is essentially the 300 Weatherby. The only difference would be the double-radius shoulder. I suspect that is why Remington never explored that idea.
ntsqd
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Marlin Camp .40 S&W comes to mind. Able to be configured to use different hand gun mags would be a bonus.
Win 92 in 10mm and able to cycle .40S&W's too would also be welcome.
I've been able to build pretty much anything else that my squirrel brain comes up with.
Win 92 in 10mm and able to cycle .40S&W's too would also be welcome.
I've been able to build pretty much anything else that my squirrel brain comes up with.
Craveman85
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The 356 Winchester could be an option. It's the rimmed version of the 358. Same bolt face as a 3030. Could have a 35 rem barrel reamed to fit it. I doubt feeding would be an issue because it's about the same length as a 35 rem
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I'd love to have been able to purchase if they'd been made:
1. Kimber Montana, tube fed from the rear like a Rem Nylon 66/Win 63/baby Browning semi-auto in 22LR, 17HMR, 22Mag.
2. Lightweight SS/Syn 223Rem, 1:7 twist w/2.5"+ mag box.
3. NULA in rimfire magnum fed by Ruger magazines
4. Beretta 626 SxS in 16 and 28Ga
1. Kimber Montana, tube fed from the rear like a Rem Nylon 66/Win 63/baby Browning semi-auto in 22LR, 17HMR, 22Mag.
2. Lightweight SS/Syn 223Rem, 1:7 twist w/2.5"+ mag box.
3. NULA in rimfire magnum fed by Ruger magazines
4. Beretta 626 SxS in 16 and 28Ga
