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the "list"
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 1:19 pm
by bgreenea3
I think for many of us don't live the "money is no option" lifestyle with seemingly unlimited funds at our disposal for necessities like, guns and ammo, and things like rent, bills, and things for the kids (diaper, braces, clothes, toys, etc.) get in the way of our fun money. I have a list of guns I would like to have but just can't justify their purchase to SWMBO, or me really. that list is ever expanding and changing depending on the mood I am in when i walk through my LGS. what is your "money is no option" wish list?
Re: the "list"
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 2:47 pm
by bearandoldman
bgreenea3 wrote:I think for many of us don't live the "money is no option" lifestyle with seemingly unlimited funds at our disposal for nessicities like, guns and ammo, and things like rent, bills, and things for the kids (diaper, braces, clothes, toys, etc.) get in the way of our fun money. I have a list of guns I would like to have but just can't justify their purchase to SWMBO, or me really. that list is ever expanding and changing depending on the mood I am in when i walk through my LGS. what is your "money is no option" wish list?
Send that list to the Big Greener and ask his blessings?
Re: the "list"
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 2:54 pm
by bgreenea3
bearandoldman wrote:bgreenea3 wrote:I think for many of us don't live the "money is no option" lifestyle with seemingly unlimited funds at our disposal for nessicities like, guns and ammo, and things like rent, bills, and things for the kids (diaper, braces, clothes, toys, etc.) get in the way of our fun money. I have a list of guns I would like to have but just can't justify their purchase to SWMBO, or me really. that list is ever expanding and changing depending on the mood I am in when i walk through my LGS. what is your "money is no option" wish list?
Send that list to the Big Greener and ask his blessings?
A "Dear Greener" list instead of "Dear Santa"......might be a good idea..

Re: the "list"
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 2:55 pm
by bearandoldman
bgreenea3 wrote:bearandoldman wrote:bgreenea3 wrote:I think for many of us don't live the "money is no option" lifestyle with seemingly unlimited funds at our disposal for nessicities like, guns and ammo, and things like rent, bills, and things for the kids (diaper, braces, clothes, toys, etc.) get in the way of our fun money. I have a list of guns I would like to have but just can't justify their purchase to SWMBO, or me really. that list is ever expanding and changing depending on the mood I am in when i walk through my LGS. what is your "money is no option" wish list?
Send that list to the Big Greener and ask his blessings?
A "Dear Greener" list instead of "Dear Santa"......might be a good idea..

Worth a try, you know how he likes to buy guns, but he may just keep them for himself?
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 8:01 pm
by Medicine Hat
It probably isn't going to happen, but...
1. another pre-war Colt Woodsman (mine is lonesome)
2. Fox 12ga SxS
3. whatever else happens to strike my fancy on any given day.
My wants are pretty simple, but still more complicated than my retiredment budget.

Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 10:18 pm
by bgreenea3
Medicine Hat wrote:It probably isn't going to happen, but...
1. another pre-war Colt Woodsman (mine is lonesome)
2. Fox 12ga SxS
3. whatever else happens to strike my fancy on any given day.
My wants are pretty simple, but still more complicated than my retiredment budget.

fox model b 12 sxs? I've handled a few and those are nice a good SxS os on my list too.
I'd like to get
1) Springfield m1a scout squad,
2) walther p38 ( I just like them I do not know why)
3) a good SxS
4) whatever else happens to strike my fancy on any given day.
I just can't justify spending the $$ to swmbo right now, got a few other priorities right now
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 10:25 pm
by Hakaman
It's sort of funny how Greener gets singled out here. If I had to guess, I don't think he has a list. If he wants it, he just "buys it" !
Haka
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2010 11:22 pm
by Medicine Hat
bgreenea3 wrote:Medicine Hat wrote:It probably isn't going to happen, but...
1. another pre-war Colt Woodsman (mine is lonesome)
2. Fox 12ga SxS
.

fox model b 12 sxs? I've handled a few and those are nice a good SxS os on my list too.
I'd like to get
1) Springfield m1a scout squad,
2) walther p38 ( I just like them I do not know why)
3) a good SxS
4) whatever else happens to strike my fancy on any given day.
I just can't justify spending the $$ to swmbo right now, got a few other priorities right now
begreenea3- I have a Fox-B in 12ga. I was thinking more on the lines of a fox sterlingworth.

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 12:00 am
by bgreenea3
Haka, he tends to buy what he wants when he finds a good deal... he never really busts the checkbook on things.
Medicine hat, very nice!
re: begreenea3
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 12:32 am
by Medicine Hat
Thanks, If one Fox is good, 2 just plain HAS to be better.
The one I have is not for sale, trade. It has a home as long as I'm alive.
I was just thinking (rare occurrance). There is really nothing in the safe that I would care to part with.
Keep on Keepin' on.
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 8:52 am
by greener
I seem to recall a wise old man who once said that not only you can't take it with you, you can't even send it on ahead. (Or was that his very wise yellow-haired partner?)
I'm not sure how I became the model of gun buying, but it is amazing how much extra laying around when you don't have car payments and you aren't doing 3 packs/day. Also, I'm not cornering the market on one-ragged-hole .22 rifles like some folks. yet
Wish list:
Colt Woodsman: Loved my brother-in-law's Woodsman when I fired it it the early '70's. Didn't think I could afford the <$100 price for one way back then. His is in his hall closet, <1000 rounds fired, in the box, with papers, not for sale.
S&W M41: Loved every one I've fired
.44 Mag Can't decide on M29 or M629 or SBH. Also, I've got a BH in .45 colt, which cools my jets a bit for .44 mag.
K22 or M17 4" or 6"
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 9:24 am
by bearandoldman
greener wrote:I seem to recall a wise old man who once said that not only you can't take it with you, you can't even send it on ahead.
I understand that saying is true and I am a firm believer in. All that stuff I have been saving for my old age, I am using. Don't have the market cornered on accurate .22 long guns, but I am working on it. I am specializing in the low cost readily available guns, nothing in the price range of a Remmie 40X, but you can put one of them on your list for me and the Bear. Another old saying I believe in is" never pick a fight with an old man, he can't run or fight or take a butt kicking and he will just shoot you, and knowing the way he shoots, you will never tell any one about it"
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 9:50 am
by bigfatdave
Gatling gun
Everything else is at a distant combined second place on the "money is no object list"
It wouldn't even matter if the Gatling gun was just in .22lr, there are actual current production ones made in .22 right now and the moment I win the lottery I'll be buying one.
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 10:03 am
by Hakaman
For the most part, I feel I have a "satisfying complement of guns. I pretty much have what I want, pretty much !
There's always room for "new friends", if you know what I mean. I have 10 hg's right now,
and though about selling a couple of them, but each one serves a purpose in the hobby.
If I had the opportunity, and the time was right, here is a wish list (fantasy list):
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M1 Garand Springfield Armory Rifle
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/storeproduct544.aspx
Smith and Wesson 629CL Classic 44Mag, 6.5 Inch
http://www.impactguns.com/store/022188636383.html
Benelli Legacy 12 semi auto
http://www.benelliusa.com/shotguns/benelli_legacy.php
Kimber Ultra TLE ll
http://www.kimberamerica.com/products/p ... tratle_II/
Haka
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 10:53 am
by KAZ
Well, as much as I've enjoyed shooting my suppressed 22LR rifles and pistols I would put some suppressed centerfires on my list:
Remington 700 308 with Yankee Hill suppressor ($200 just for the TAX Stamp)
1911 45ACP Suppressed (another $200 tax stamp)
AR 15 Suppressed (yet another $200 tax stamp)
Sig 226 Suppressed (yes, another $200 tax stamp)
Lots of subsonic ammo
