LAR Grizzly MkI, .45 Winchester Magnum, Automatic Pistol

Bespoke Purdy double in 28 guage.

Barrett .50 cal with all the add-ons (Scope, spare mags, bipod, ect...)

wincherter model 70 deluxe feather weight and or winchester 101 select o/u

Nosler custom .300 WSM

Benelli Super Black Eagle 2

AA12 full auto 12 ga.

I saw a vic. mounted "Mini-gun" (4500 rounds per min,)
LOVE TO HAVE THAT WEAPON. It was on "Myth Busters"(shooting fish in a barrel),check it out !!

A Dakota roundbody in any gauge would make my day.

Browning Superposed Diana Grade 12 Gauge.

An automatic machine gun. Preferable a Thomson. I also want a .223 assult rifle.

When I was a freshman in high school, a friend of the family allowed me to use his Remington Rolling Block rifle, chambered in 7x57mm Mauser. He purchased it from years before from Bannerman's for "about $15". Though used and bruised, it was accurate and served as this gentleman's whitetail deer rifle in Upstate NY. I regarded it as an antique, but it was fun to shoot. I was unable to find another, but when the Ruger #1 was introduced to the market less than 10 years later, I examined and admired one, saved for it and eventually purchased one (in 7x57mm). I never regretted the purchase; it's a pleasure to shoot.
When word was published that Remington would reintroduce the rolling block rifle, I was definitely interested. Indeed, that rifle is now available through the Custom Shop, but the price seems out of proportion to the design effort, and other priorities in my life have moved to the forefront, so I don't think I see a Remington rolling block in my gun safe. Lone Star Rifle makes a fine piece of equipment, but that's a $2,000 price tag. No, I don't believe I see a rolling block in my foreseeable future.

A Krieghoff Essencia Boxlock in 28 ga.

any automatic gun

A 4-bore(double barrel) for Africa.

Vietnam era M-14

AR-15 in .223 and a Barrett M82A1 .50

Nowdays... A brand new Winchester M 94 made in the S.C. plant (USA). No glossy stock, nice oil finished walnut and old high gloss bluing like the pre-64's. 30-30 is fine with the Hornady's aboard. Hurry up already, there is a market!

My dream gun is a Vietnam era 7.62 Sniper rifle. My dad had one that he modified to fit me when I was a kid. Unfortunately, he died a few years ago and his brother was informed before his own kids. In fact we had to hunt him down because the brother never told us. I therefore cannot find another rifle in the same condition or with the Hammer and sickle on the barrel.
My other dream gun would be an over under shotgun. 20 gauge.

What I wouldn't give for an original .44 Auto-Mag. Shot one at the Range years ago and have wanted one ever since. But, even at the gun shows...when you do find one, it's way too pricey. Settled for a new Ruger Charger in .22 All I can say is: SWEET!!

T/C Icon with stainless or Weather Guard barrel and action, synthetic stock, but in a light weight, short barrel version. Similar to the Ruger Compact. Also, offer a larger selection caliber choices.

For upland hunting a Fox side by side in 16 gauge, single selectable trigger, 26 inch barrels w/ choke tubes, beaver tail forend & a nice recoil pad.

A Crazy Horse M-14SE with the Troy Industries on M14 Modular Chassis System.

I love to have a Westley Richards side by side dble rifle in 30-06 made to fit my small frame. EAA made a dble rifle for many yrs, but ws bought out by Remington.Rem uped teh price three fold and it never got off the chopping block. It was a gun I could afford, but fiffled around and never ordered one by EAA. Fatal mistake.I'm trying to find one if Rem. did mfg any.Many good firearms have bitten the dust in take overs or buy outs. Learned that if you find a gun you want and can borrow, steal the $ better buy it when it available. Love my Remingons 700's in 25-06 and 30-06 CDl's but would love a dble rifle.Shoot-um-straight and often.

cody ballard , looks like a 1885 winchester in 45/70. hunter vershion

the legendary SHARPS in 45-120 32 inch barrel 18 lbs.accurate out to 1000 yds

I was considering building an AR in 5.56NATO for varmit and tactical use before there prices started spiraling skyward. Now, I wish I had scraped up the money for it. I would really like an AR in 7.62NATO, but they aren't common enough for me to afford anytime real soon. I basically have the Rifle I have wanted the longest though a Rem700. Mine is in .30-'06 which isn't my preferred round for anything really, but it is top shelf for an all around New Mexico big game gun. Between that and the .243win Rem788 I have I can take any big game in my state(NM) so I can't really reason out spending money on anything else right now.

Oh, man! I almost forgot. I have always like lever guns too. I could definitely see a quality tube fed .30-30 lever action and a .22 lever action take down model like Marlin makes. Man I have wanted a .22 lever gun since I can remember.

How about a Holland & Holland Royal Ejector .500/.465
Got no idea what I'd do with it but it would be nice to have.

I would say either a Smith & Wesson Model 1911 Semi-Automatic pistol or a Vector Arms V-53/HK93 .223 Rifle, which is just like an MP5

Browning Cirori, double 12ga.

the 1 millionth 12 guage browning citori or john wayne tribute lever action rifle

benelli SBE 2 .

the benelli super black eagle 2.

a 8 guage shotgun or a 50 cal.

Barrett 82A1

The 30mm GAU-8 Avenger from the A-10 Warthog

Weatherby mark v ultramark

505 gibs