What would you like find under your tree?

[rintinglen]

The title says it all.
What pistol or revolver would light your fire if you found one in your stocking come Christmas Morn.

Me, I'd like a minty Colt Official Police, or else a Springfield Range Officer.

[FlatTop45LC]

I told the wife if she bought me a gun I wanted a Single Seven 4 5/8".

I really don't care what is under the tree as long as she is there with me.

[Love Life]

A Wiley Clapp 21st Century Colt Commander. I've been shaking presents, and none of them sound right!!

[Sweetpea]

A Smith model 57...or 58...

[Beagle333]

A .454 SRH, satin stainless, 7.5". [smilie=s:

[karlrudin]

Since I just bought a new H&R Handi in 45-70 a couple of weeks ago, I would have to say my Marlin 880 bolt action .22cal that I lost in pawn years ago(5/8" groups all day long) or my dad's Ruger Black Hawk in .357 which I gave to my brother after my dad passed away. Nostalgia Christmas. Most I want my son home from Afghanistan. Merry Christmas y'all.

[Sweetpea]

Oh yeah...

I'd like to have a single six, in .22, or more preferably .32!

[NavyVet1959]

I was going to say "the severed head of O'Bozo", but then I saw where you then restricted it to firearms. Bummer...

[Fergie]

627
1894CB
GP/SP in .327 FM
RH in .45 Colt

Any of those would do just dandy.

[robertbank]

CZ New Edition Matte Finish 75B would be over the moon. Alas I think I used up Santa's gun budget in September.

Take Care

Bob

[DougGuy]

I'd like to find a minty 1st Gen Colt Single Action Army revolver, factory nickel plated, factory medallion pearl stocks, factory letter, 5 1/2" x .45 Colt made in 1927 that I let get away some years ago...

[dubber123]

S&W K-32 would be awfully nice..

[PbHurler]

4" royal blue Colt Python

[LUCKYDAWG13]

my Ruger SBH in 44 magnum back it was sent back to Ruger they had to put a new barrel on it
and my gun smith was going to do a trigger job on it

[Joe504]

Any one of these three:
Polish Vis (Radom)
Webley Mk VI
FN High Power, British issue, WWII date.

[docone31]

Either a Commander, or Dragoon #2. Either will do.

[bob208]

Cimarron 1890 Remington in .44-40 with a .44 spl. cylinder.

real 1895 Winchester in .405

94 Winchester part round part octagon barrel full magazine takedown.

[Mk42gunner]

A Colt Woodsman, Sport model with 6" barrel. I'm not too picky, either a second or third model would do.

Failing that, a three or four inch adjustable sighted S&W J frame in .32 S&W Long.

Robert

[Mohillbilly]

I know there will be a stainless 92 Rossi 16" .454

[NavyVet1959]

An original Luger P.08 in mint condition in .45ACP.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/gun-nuts/2013/03/million-dollar-luger

[DougGuy]

Ok just ONE more... A North American Arms 1911...

[RED333]

Dan Wesson 44 mag pistol pack with ALL the barrels!!!

[paul h]

I've been hankering for one of these for awhile and wouldn't mind finding one wrapped up under the tree.

http://cdn2.armslist.com/sites/armslist/uploads/posts/2013/11/27/2382584_01_ruger_gp100_stainless_357_almo_640.jpg

[OptimusPanda]

I've been kinda lusting after the new smith model 69? It's the 5 shot l-frame chambered in 44mag. Looks like a hoot to shoot. Santa could surely bring that!

[jonp]

Since I just bought a new H&R Handi in 45-70 a couple of weeks ago, I would have to say my Marlin 880 bolt action .22cal that I lost in pawn years ago(5/8" groups all day long) or my dad's Ruger Black Hawk in .357 which I gave to my brother after my dad passed away. Nostalgia Christmas. Most I want my son home from Afghanistan. Merry Christmas y'all.
Thank your son for his service for me. We just wrapped out daughters stuff up and put it into an APO Box. She is still in Qatar and will be for several more months.

[Nicholas]

My wish would be impossible. I would like to find many of the guns I foolishly traded off over the years magically under that tree. On the other hand, that wish is as realistic as hoping for a real gun under the tree. That would be a surprise! But here goes. I would really wish for a rifle exactly like the one used by Selleck in Quigley Down Under. My second choice would be a sleek SxS in 28 gage.

[Cowpoke]

Anything in a Ruger SA!
Been leaving the iPad laying around and on Rugers web page for the wife to see. Either she's not taking the bait or just ignoring my not so subtle hint. Im pretty sure it's the latter.

[exile]

A nice FN High Power or a Beretta 92a1 with the rail. My prayers for all of your family members to return from their service overseas.

exile

[Powder Burn]

I want this...124047

[dilly]

40 acres

[hpdrifter]

A Springfield 1911 would be nice.

Another RBH 357 so I don't have to shoot my old 3 screw.

Ah, heck, I'd be happy with some Lee 44 Sp/Mag dies and another turret plate for my press for my early christmas present to myself; RBH Hunter 44 mag.

[FergusonTO35]

A Browning Hi-Power Mk. III would be nice. I can dream can't I?

[JeffG]

A Sharps or Rolling Block in 45-70

[bedbugbilly]

I'l like to find a S & W 9mm Shield . . . . but I know that's not going to happen so I'll just have to be satisfied with the usual "lump of coal"! :-)

[Texantothecore]

Pietta 1851 Navy in .36

Jim Chambers Early York in .40 cal or Early Lancaster.

[winelover]

A "no-lock" S&W MP 340----Which is a 13.3 ounce (357) J-frame. Two ounces less than my 642 (38 Spl) J- frame. Should be a real eye opener.

Winelover

[Nocturnal Stumblebutt]

A Smith and Wesson 625 with lots of moon clips

[Billairgun]

A quality long slide 1911 in 38 super.

[Multigunner]

A Colt large frame (New Service) target revolver from the thirties with front sight adjustable for elevation . Not sure exactly what model, I have an old book with handsome detailed line drawings of a number of these , I'd have to dig the book up and pick the one I like best. Mint condition of course.

[FLHTC]

Ok I'll be the odd man out.
Angelina Jolie and a bottle of Champagne

[FLHTC]

A quality long slide 1911 in 38 super.

I had a 38 Super Combat Commander finished in Colt Guard and like an idiot............you know the rest

[mozeppa]

my daughter who won't talk to me.:cry:

(been a year.)

[NavyVet1959]

my daughter who won't talk to me.:cry:

(been a year.)

And you consider that a *problem*?

Damn, if women wouldn't talk to/at me, I would consider myself LUCKY. It's just too much of a strain on the brain cells trying to make sense of their "logic" (and I'm using that term VERY loosely).

[FlatTop45LC]

And you consider that a *problem*?

Damn, if women wouldn't talk to/at me, I would consider myself LUCKY. It's just too much of a strain on the brain cells trying to make sense of their "logic" (and I'm using that term VERY loosely).
I would consider it a huge problem!

[Drdarrin]

A Skinner sight for my Marlin 1895SS.

[dave 45-90]

Wife said I was getting a brick with a lump of coal. Rather see a chocolate colored standard poodle, but since we have 6, she will leave town if another appears:mad:

[NavyVet1959]

Wife said I was getting a brick with a lump of coal. Rather see a chocolate colored standard poodle, but since we have 6, another one and she has told me she will leave town and me for good

When I first read this post, I thought you wrote "chocolate covered standard poodle". I think that would be one of those "don't ask, don't tell" things... :)