Hell Yeah
I want Santa to bring me a Browning Quad
Why not extend the barrel to 16 inches and throw a stock on it? Now that would be something to grab my attention. Keep it around $700 and have it shoot 45 long colt, 45 acp, or .410. That would be an attractive piece to me.
In another topic, I posted that I was bidding on some used guns at a local auction house. My bids were low, and I used them mostly as placeholders so I could watch the action and if I did end up winning, well that would be the icing on the cake. My Blue Book of Gun Values showed up today to assist me in my future bidding adventures. I just looked up some of the guns in the auction in the book and a few already have a bid price above the 100% condition price in the book. I guess some people just want it more than others.
Do you guys/gals/others use something like this book before purchasing a used gun? Is there something better out there?
I use the price of recent sales on Gun Broker. When you are in an inflationary environment with a totalitarian political environment past prices don’t mean a thing.
Rossi already makes that gun. Circuit Judge. It’s literally a 16" barrel with a stock and that exact same cylinder/trigger/handguard.
I usually just roll with my gut, honestly. It’s not that hard to tell if something’s priced decently or not.
Earlier this year I ran across a stainless Security Six at the LGS they said they got in an estate sale. They were asking $470, it looked dirty, but mechanically solid. Went home, ran the serial, came to a 1978 model. Didn’t look up the prices, went back and bought it. Took it home and spent some time giving it a good cleaning and Flitzing, turned out to be a pretty mint piece and after looking around it seems most are going for $550-650.
Most of the “used” guns I buy are GunBroker specials. I’ll go on at a weird hour (like 2AM,) tune the listings to no-reserve auctions only, filter it to the ones ending soonest, and see what’s on there. Sometimes you find a good one that slips through the cracks, got a $2,250 Desert Eagle (stainless, ported barrel) for $1,725 a while back doing exactly that.
I want a Medusa revolver, but only if it actually works.
I want a BRAND NEW Marlin Model 60. While the rifle itself is perfectly reasonable, the CHANCE of getting a newly-manufactured one is probably zero, and so, wanting one is ridiculous.
An AA-12.
A big bore airgun.
And, a LifeCard.
I actually order one 28 years ago at a gun store, next day I drove by gun store and it was closed down and empty!
I hunted down the owner address and asked for my money back.He tried to tell me it was on order and it was still coming but I was PO that they never said they were closing shop the next day.
Needless to say I got my money. Purchased a stanless mini 14 from a freind for 400 and never looked back…until this thread.
https://gun.deals/product/tf-19-wasp-flamethrower-drone-attachment-135915-wcode-bf15#comment-1211741
Okay, maybe it’s not a “gun” per se, but…I don’t think anything has ever vaulted to the tippity top of my “I need it” list quicker than the two words “flamethrower drone.”
That Revolver looks like a prop in a Robert Rodriguez film that you’d find attached to a Codpiece.
I wanna play space cowboy…
SOME people call me Maurice…
On a slightly more serious note, I wonder exactly how they plan to protect the shooter’s off hand and forearm on that revolver carbine. On the Judge Defender, there’s a guard in front of the cylinder, but I didn’t spy one on the carbine. I hear .357 fireballs are quite unpleasant on the skin.
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I wonder how long all those 3d printed parts are supposed to last, because I know that I would be crankin’ that handle as fast as possible. And somebody will definitely adapt a drive motor to that puppy.