What gun did you want that was never made ?

Savage Ultralight in 300 Win Mag

savage or the like break open 410/22 hornet that is not a survival

1) Small to medium sized(concealable) semi-auto pistol chambered for 22WMR and/or 17HMR.

2) More a cartridge than a firearm, but a 6.5mm that has more case capacity than a 6.5x55, but less than a 6.5-284, that doesn't use a magnum bolt face, or rebated rim. They do exist sort of. The 6.5x57(necked down 8x57, so it has a short neck) and 6.5AAR(6.5-257Rob AI based on 7x57 so it has a long neck) fit the bill and both have about 62-63gr H2O capacity, but neither caught on, so dies are almost impossible to find, and there certainly aren't any factory rifles currently being manufactured. A slightly more modern case design that is between the two would be great. Limited body taper between a Creedmore and BR, 30 degree shoulder, 57mm case, longer neck than the 8x57, but possibly .050"ish shorter neck than the 7x57 so that you could maintain the 63gr H20 capacity without the short neck of the 8x57 or the 40deg shoulder of the AI. It would be the perfect 6.5mm if you don't mind a medium or long action. I load my 6.5-257AI to a COAL of 3.050", so that's a tall order for S/A. A company could stick with the AI and shorten the neck to get to 2.950" if they thought S/A compatibility was a must.

Craveman85 said:

The old semi style or the more mini 14 looking one they had in the 2000s?

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The magazine feed, and twist rates of the newer ones would be desirable.

The old tube style wouldn't likely work well with a collapsible stock.

The old one were great though.

Ruger #1 in 470 Nitro Express and Ruger 77RS in 358 Norma Magnum

5.7x28 in a bolt action for no reason just seems like it would be fun.

comfisherman said:

Are either the kimber or sako in current production?

The volquartsen was a start, an 11.25 lbd before optics start.

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No Sako or Kimber available in .378 bolt-face anymore. CZ going to the 600 from the 527 eliminated another option as well.

Rosebud said:

Bought one also, was accurate. Vibrated every thing attached to it off. How did you keep the tuner on? Mine kept vibrating loose. But it was a shooter.

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I put fingernail polish on all screws.It worked for 3500 shots on my 416 rem mag .I put it on those big screws .They make a one piece mount that bridges both scope dovetails. I HAVE shot 1.5 inch groups at 300 yards with mine with a 6x18 power scope and Hornady match 75 gr boat tails and r15 or w 748 .That target model is awesome .

A Ruger #1 switch barrel.

M1A1ABRAMS said:

Mine is simple. A Henry AR 7 survival rifle in 22 mag or better yet the 17 WSM, Really good iron sights, Red dot & suppressor ready also. I know the 10 22 is a better option. But I always liked the way the AR 7 stowed away in such a neat little package.

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Where do I sign up for one? I'd take 2 easy!

Muddyboots said:

Ruger No. 1 without forearm inherent problems.
+100 on .357 Max lever action

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I waa told a Winchester ang I ejection in 357 mag could be made into 357 maxium.I had a Browning model 92 lever gun I wanted to rechamber to 357 max to do for first shot .That was the best lever gun I ever owned sold it .

3chester said:

Winchester Model 88 with a stainless steel barrel in 338 Federal.

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Friend on Alaska has a 35 - 284 model 88 .He found the rifle in the dump in 284 .Thru throw away guns if no shells .it's a awesome gun pretty powerful same as 35 Whelen

Horse1 said:

Ruger made a 10/22 22 mag for a very short time, they're $1k-$1200 if you can find one now. Magnum Research and Volquartsen both make a semi-auto 22-Mags that feed w/Ruger magazines.

22 Creed will do what you want regarding 220Swift ++ velocity.

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They broke alot and ruger almost recalled them in 22 mag .They use to replace it with your choice of gun .

hunter718 said:

When I shot cowboy silhouette I wanted a 24" Oct Barreled Marlin 1894 32 H&R Mag and today it would be nice to see a SS 39A Marlin in 22LR and 22Mag.

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I had a marlin 1894 in 32 mag I was going to rechamber it to 327 mag .I wish I had never sold that gun I think like 250 were made $4000 now