Your 2025 firearms wishlist.

[Shinneryfarmer]

Only a dozen?

Yes just a bakers dozen (counted this morning), some of you may have more. I've been a underachiever as of the last 3 years, what can I say. Not a big fan of the craze of new calibers. I probably got everything I need in my lifetime. When I retire that may change.

 

[WoodsCraft]

Its starting to get smaller to be honest as I've been culling down guns , thought I did purchase a few . I might try to find one of the FN collector series M4 rifles to go with my M16A4 collector series. Those are nice rifles if you like the AR and are supposed to be as close as you can get to GI issue

 

[xseler]

Same as the other years....

Radom Vis

Found a few that were like museum exhibits (and priced to match). I'd like an affordable 'shooter' to go with the other WWII pistols I have. The search is almost as enjoyable as the object!

 

[Georgie 1]

My wish list.
There’s too many to list.

 

[Btown]

Ruger SP101 in 9mm or maybe just a cylinder conversion from TK Precision.

 

[User_3155]

browning citori cxs 12ga

Sporting clays bug bitten you?

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

Sporting clays bug bitten you?

Oh, kinda, not really though. More like I’ve just always loved nice double guns and I’ve been drooling over them lately. Plus my dad is about to retire and move back to Oklahoma and I hope he and I can find time to get together and shoot clays occasionally

 

[User_3155]

Oh, kinda, not really though. More like I’ve just always loved nice double guns and I’ve been drooling over them lately. Plus my dad is about to retire and move back to Oklahoma and I hope he and I can find time to get together and shoot clays occasionally

I'm not going to give you any ideas nor talk myself into it today. But, I may part with one in the coming months. I'll keep you in mind

 

[retrieverman]

Oh, kinda, not really though. More like I’ve just always loved nice double guns and I’ve been drooling over them lately. Plus my dad is about to retire and move back to Oklahoma and I hope he and I can find time to get together and shoot clays occasionally

Having owned quite a few O/U shotguns, I’d recommend at least handling a Beretta before buying a Browning, and I’m not in any way knocking Brownings. Just offering a suggestion.