Fantasy gun game

daizee · April 6, 2008, 02:39 PM

(admins, if there's a better forum, please move this thread)

Let's play the fantasy gun game.
Take any base gun, make it into what you want.
Post a picture, if you can.

I've been thinking about this one for awhile. I'd love to see Ruger expand their SP101 line, rather than shrink it. Here's the concept:

The Ruger Compact Double-Action Hunter:

A 6-inch barreled SP101 with adjustable rear sight and full-size grips. This one is obviously .22WMR. I'd love a .357 too. Why haul around a 6" GP100 for handgun hunting when 5 rounds are perfectly adequate?

The .22 version would have a convertible cylinder, of course.

(this was photoshopped from my 4" SP101 in .22LR w/ Badger grips)

-Daizee

ShovelheadDan · April 7, 2008, 08:38 PM

A Ruger Super Blackhawk rifle.
A high capacity .22 Magnum auto pistol, like the Grendel P30 except built out of aluminum instead of plastic.
More to come

bcavin · April 22, 2008, 12:49 AM

ar-10 frame in 30-06. if you can't do it with an '06, it can't be done.

mini 14 in .50 beowolfe with a scar cqb stock, 14 in barrel. MAN STOPPER!

m-1 garand with detachable magazine.

ruger pc-40 i think? their 10/22 type carbine in 40 cal, only in 45 acp

same in 7.62x25. hot little round

any of these under my christmas tree would make me smile

fcFox · April 22, 2008, 06:29 AM

Quote:

m-1 garand with detachable magazine.

Thought they called them M1A's or M14's?

Mateba Model 6 Unica
Webley Mk VI
Podbyrin 9.2 mm (yeah I know it's a proped Desert Eagle)

alfred · April 22, 2008, 08:59 AM

"M1 Garand,United States Rifle,Caliber,30,M1" per my U.S.Marine instructor each time I was required to qualify and yearly required to re qualify with one.

M1 and M14 are 2 Different Firearms.M1 is 30-06.

"United States Rifle,Caliber 7.62 mm,M14 is a selected fire weapon" per the same instructors when qualifying and yearly required re qualifying.

Also.45,carbine,BAR,Thompson & M3 grease gun.

As far as I know Submarines were the only ones who still used and were issued such a odd assortment and the antique weapons.They were for guard duty and repel boarders.Were Thompsons & grease guns considered the ideal weapon to keep someone from coming down a hatch or did the Navy need to get rid of a stockpile of the old weapons?The Grease gun was considered "disposable".M-16s were not trusted,considered unreliable to defend a nuclear Polaris submarine at the time but were being issued to the guys in combat.It seems that our Government had different values for the different folk.

46 years and I have not forgot that training!

I have heard civilians call them most anything as they do with many firearms.

I AIN'T DEAD AND I AIN'T QUITTING.alfred

Lavid2002 · April 22, 2008, 04:05 PM

wow allot of power here...what can I wish for : D
A rifle, thats semi-automatic. That had a shotgun rail. You know how remmy has those punp ation rifles with aperture sights. Aperture is the quickets sight system etc....I love apertures. Have an ar15 and got one on my 10/22 as well!BUT! I thin the shotgun rail is much faster than an aperture. Especially for room clearing, or other tactical operations that remingtons (pump) rifle would be used for. With some practice Accuracy could be obtained with one of these rails.
The main advantages are speed, and larger field of view (well less obstructions like the rear aperture)
Disadvantages are accuracy obviously. Perhaps a flip-up sytyem that folds down into the receiver so the rail can be used as well? I would shoot it : D
Edit: I made one hahaha

UJse your imagination :P Im not a good paint user.....

DWFan · April 25, 2008, 07:47 PM

AMT AutoMag III and M1 Carbine chambered in .300 Whisper
Mosin-Nagant M38 carbine chambered in .375-54R
Dan Wesson SuperMag chambered for 10mm x 1.75" Rim
AR15 chambered in .357 Herrett Rimless
Savage Striker bolt action pistol in .338 Spectre
Hammerless .410 side by side converted to double .357 Maximum
Taurus Judge revolver converted to .357 Maximum with 8" barrel
Mossberg M500 12ga pump converted to .45-70 Govt.
Longslide 1911 with double-stack mag, chambered for .38-45 Clerke Super
Winchester 1892 lever action in .357 Maximum
Marlin M444 lever action rechambered in .356 Winchester/.375 JDJ
Magnum Research short cylinder BFR in .360 Dan Wesson

lescoulee · April 25, 2008, 09:04 PM

I'd be perfectly happy with a new Colt Lightning replica chambered for 44 Magnum (or better yet, 445 SuperMag). I asked them about it and they said there are no plans to offer anything other than the 45 Colt.

bswiv · April 26, 2008, 02:49 AM

I'd like to see Ruger make a O/U Rifle based on their 28 ga Red Label action. Make it our of stainless and do some work on lightening up the actions so so that the finished product, with 18 to 22 inch barrels, comes in at around 6 1/2 to 7 pounds max.

bushidomosquito · May 2, 2008, 10:39 AM

Sombody else already made it. I think it's one of a kind. I drool over the pics almost every day.

April 6, 2008, 02:39 PM	#1
daizee Junior Member Join Date: April 6, 2008 Posts: 7	Fantasy gun game (admins, if there's a better forum, please move this thread) Let's play the fantasy gun game. Take any base gun, make it into what you want. Post a picture, if you can. I've been thinking about this one for awhile. I'd love to see Ruger expand their SP101 line, rather than shrink it. Here's the concept: The Ruger Compact Double-Action Hunter: A 6-inch barreled SP101 with adjustable rear sight and full-size grips. This one is obviously .22WMR. I'd love a .357 too. Why haul around a 6" GP100 for handgun hunting when 5 rounds are perfectly adequate? The .22 version would have a convertible cylinder, of course. (this was photoshopped from my 4" SP101 in .22LR w/ Badger grips) -Daizee

April 22, 2008, 12:49 AM	#3
bcavin Member Join Date: April 21, 2008 Location: NC Posts: 38	ar-10 frame in 30-06. if you can't do it with an '06, it can't be done. mini 14 in .50 beowolfe with a scar cqb stock, 14 in barrel. MAN STOPPER! m-1 garand with detachable magazine. ruger pc-40 i think? their 10/22 type carbine in 40 cal, only in 45 acp same in 7.62x25. hot little round any of these under my christmas tree would make me smile __________________ USMC Marksmanship Instructor - Respect the white tape Last edited by bcavin; April 22, 2008 at 02:28 AM.

April 22, 2008, 08:59 AM	#5
alfred Senior Member Join Date: March 29, 2008 Location: Pembroke,Georgia Posts: 149	What they called them from 1962-1966. "M1 Garand,United States Rifle,Caliber,30,M1" per my U.S.Marine instructor each time I was required to qualify and yearly required to re qualify with one. M1 and M14 are 2 Different Firearms.M1 is 30-06. "United States Rifle,Caliber 7.62 mm,M14 is a selected fire weapon" per the same instructors when qualifying and yearly required re qualifying. Also.45,carbine,BAR,Thompson & M3 grease gun. As far as I know Submarines were the only ones who still used and were issued such a odd assortment and the antique weapons.They were for guard duty and repel boarders.Were Thompsons & grease guns considered the ideal weapon to keep someone from coming down a hatch or did the Navy need to get rid of a stockpile of the old weapons?The Grease gun was considered "disposable".M-16s were not trusted,considered unreliable to defend a nuclear Polaris submarine at the time but were being issued to the guys in combat.It seems that our Government had different values for the different folk. 46 years and I have not forgot that training! I have heard civilians call them most anything as they do with many firearms. I AIN'T DEAD AND I AIN'T QUITTING.alfred

April 22, 2008, 04:05 PM	#6
Lavid2002 Senior Member Join Date: April 6, 2007 Posts: 2,568	hmmmm wow allot of power here...what can I wish for : D A rifle, thats semi-automatic. That had a shotgun rail. You know how remmy has those punp ation rifles with aperture sights. Aperture is the quickets sight system etc....I love apertures. Have an ar15 and got one on my 10/22 as well!BUT! I thin the shotgun rail is much faster than an aperture. Especially for room clearing, or other tactical operations that remingtons (pump) rifle would be used for. With some practice Accuracy could be obtained with one of these rails. The main advantages are speed, and larger field of view (well less obstructions like the rear aperture) Disadvantages are accuracy obviously. Perhaps a flip-up sytyem that folds down into the receiver so the rail can be used as well? I would shoot it : D Edit: I made one hahaha UJse your imagination :P Im not a good paint user..... __________________ Math>Grammar

April 25, 2008, 07:47 PM	#7
DWFan Senior Member Join Date: April 25, 2008 Posts: 305	Fantasy weapons AMT AutoMag III and M1 Carbine chambered in .300 Whisper Mosin-Nagant M38 carbine chambered in .375-54R Dan Wesson SuperMag chambered for 10mm x 1.75" Rim AR15 chambered in .357 Herrett Rimless Savage Striker bolt action pistol in .338 Spectre Hammerless .410 side by side converted to double .357 Maximum Taurus Judge revolver converted to .357 Maximum with 8" barrel Mossberg M500 12ga pump converted to .45-70 Govt. Longslide 1911 with double-stack mag, chambered for .38-45 Clerke Super Winchester 1892 lever action in .357 Maximum Marlin M444 lever action rechambered in .356 Winchester/.375 JDJ Magnum Research short cylinder BFR in .360 Dan Wesson

April 7, 2008, 08:38 PM	#2
ShovelheadDan Member Join Date: March 31, 2008 Location: Texarkana, Ar/Tx Posts: 44	A Ruger Super Blackhawk rifle. A high capacity .22 Magnum auto pistol, like the Grendel P30 except built out of aluminum instead of plastic. More to come

April 25, 2008, 09:04 PM	#8
lescoulee Member Join Date: October 20, 2006 Posts: 31	I'd be perfectly happy with a new Colt Lightning replica chambered for 44 Magnum (or better yet, 445 SuperMag). I asked them about it and they said there are no plans to offer anything other than the 45 Colt.

April 26, 2008, 02:49 AM	#9
bswiv Senior Member Join Date: June 4, 2006 Location: NE FL....... Posts: 1,081	I'd like to see Ruger make a O/U Rifle based on their 28 ga Red Label action. Make it our of stainless and do some work on lightening up the actions so so that the finished product, with 18 to 22 inch barrels, comes in at around 6 1/2 to 7 pounds max.