Impractical/obsolete firearms you can’t shake the desire to buy

[letusbuyyourcar]

M3a1 Grease Gun. I’d even settle for one of those semi auto replicas if I could find one. Some day…….



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I can understand that urge. I've said for years that if I could own an MG it would be something like a Sten or a 10/22 Norell conversion. My only beef with the Grease Gun is the cyclic rate is so slow it might as well be a semi only.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Ruger AC-556, H&K P7M8/M13

Damn you checked the right boxes there.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Closest I can get here is an M1 Carbine. And only because of the expensive and not so common anymore ammo. But I think it's still a very valid and handy platform.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

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My man...

 

[Hayata]

PMR30?

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

PMR30?

Hey that could be a Forgotten Weapons episode. What happened to those? When I joined here in 13 they were flipping for a premium. Cause you know...Kel Tec has good ideas on paper but piss poor execution. And from what I read they can only build one model at the time.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

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I would be all over that with my wood rasp and 3M sanding sponges. And that's all I would do.

 

[keith089]

Barrett 50 or cheytac
a real Henry Rifle from the turn of century

 

[Just Plain Bill]

Bren 10

 

[greg vess]

I saw a shotgun in GA. Firing Line that was being transfered from father to son. It was shipped in from out of state or something like that. I was a older Remington 1100 with really intricate engraving with gold inlay and a custom trap stock with all the adjustments. It literally had 5 times as much work done to it than it cost new but I wanted that thing so bad. It was just so bizarre and uncommon I had to have it. Not for sale though.