Wish List ....

[lhowland.40]

R1 1911, a case of ammo and a decent holster. Might have gone a little over but it works... If you can find an R1.

I was at heritage guild in Easton last week and they had two r1's one the basic model and also and "enhanced" model with night sights and nicer grip FYI

[wally36]

FN45 Tactical is u could get a good deal on one

[MT1]

A Star Trek phaser!

Wish list gun with $1,000 to spend? Hmmm... so many options and you're limiting me to one. At the moment I'd have to say a Luger.

[DellRich89]

Ruger sr1911 and some ammo

[ROCK-IT3]

Colt Delta Elite (10mm)

[Penn Patriot]

FN FiveseveN

Tops on my wish list too.

[ForwardAssist]

I already have a Python, and a Colt SAA, so I'd go with what would then be my first ever Smith and Wesson purchase, a model 625. I'd go with the "JM" model, "Jerry Miculek".

I shot one, it's awesome. I could rip the double action pull as fast as I wanted and still hit what I was aiming at, best DA trigger pull I've ever felt.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_%26_Wesson_Model_625

[Ronin]

Smith and Wesson 10xx series Semi Auto in 10mm. The 1076 is my preference, but I'd take pretty much any S&W semi in 10mm. I'd spend what's left on ammo and mags.

It's always been on my list as a "would be nice to have" gun, but now I'm searching in earnest for one.

The FiveseveN is always at the top of my list. Will probably get one before the end of the year though 'cause it's easier to come by than a S&W 10mm semi.

If I'd reached a point where I'd bought most of the other guns on my list and wanted to spend $1k just 'cause, I'd buy a Webley Mk V or VI in .455 (no .45 conversion).

[rwb1500]

I already have one, but it was worth every penny. A couple of years ago I bought a Smith and Wesson Performance Center 327 M&P R8 in .357 Magnum. It is an 8 shot 5 inch barreled revolver that has two rails, one below the muzzle and one between the sights.

The model designation "327" is often mistaken to refer to the .327 Magnum. The "3" in the "327" indicates that a lightweight scandium alloy frame was used. The "27" indicates that this is based on a model 27, which is an "N" frame. This 327 revolver is cut for moon clips and the charge holes have been chamfered. The top rail is removable. This is a versatile revolver that can be used for defense or small to medium game hunting.

It would have to be a wheel gun for me. I have my auto quotient just about filled, and I've tried them all. The above would be an excellent choice, but I've also been hunting a Smith 940. With a grand to work with I could pick a nice one from the price gougers. I've already got 9mm stocked.

Maybe a 625? I've got a thing for wheel guns in auto calibers.

[arjohnson]

I'd like to pick up another 3rd gen S&W 9mm, just not sure which one and it probably wouldn't matter as long as it's in excellent condition.