Firearms that are just out of reach for the common working man…but we all have dreams and possibly could pawn or mortgage something 
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Post your dreams here…let’s discuss…
Own a whole bunch of weapons, but the “want” list somehow never gets shorter even when I check one off. Funny how that works.
Right now, here’s the list:
Ruger SP101 Match Champion
Colt Python 6"
Ruger Single Six .22LR/.22mag convertible
Ruger American Predator .223
Springfield Garrison 9mm stainless
Beretta A300 Ultima
Beretta 92FS
Mossberg Gold Reserve 20ga
Some day…
2A as intended says if I could afford it why not?
FN Hi-Power Mk.3
PSA AK-101
PSA AK-103K
Springfield Armory Ronin Commander
The 2A as intended says why not?
The B model with VSTOL so I could park it in my driveway.
If you want to land it in your driveway, you will want the Marine’s B model. The C model is the Navy’s carrier version.
I stand corrected… Edited to correct. It’s been a minute since I’ve been involved in that spectrum.
Well I’ve given up on a C-RAM System.
I would like a Colt Python. BUT when I have the savings I get a PSA Daily deal email or buy more ammunition or buy replacement parts. I’ll get it eventually and it will be a vanity purchase. 
Nothing is out of reach in terms of what i want. Having a full safe prevents me from buying more.
Just buy another safe.
I know…need more room.
Benelli m4
Hk g3
Colt anaconda
Colt python
M1a bula defense
Mp5 pistol
Pof rifles made az
Barrett
Accuracy international 338 artic
Fn fnc
Some of these are in the realm of fantasy island…
Styrr scout in .308
M-14, transferable
Glock 18, transferable
HK VP70 with removable stock registerd SBR full auto
Benelli M4
Beretta A300
Full auto HK MP5, with colapsable stock.
Thompson manine gun
Browning BAR
Browning M2
Jesee James Pair of Cisco 1911’s (hand forged damascus)
- an income to feed all on a weekly basis.
Gun room!
I’ve been known to break down a weapon into smaller pieces just so it will fit in the safe. 
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are we talking about things that are actually out of reach or those that are possible but fiscally irresponsible?
Why not both?
Besides, one person’s “I can’t afford it” may be $500 and another’s may be $50,000.