2019 shot show

I want a Ruger PCC in 40 s&w. I think that is a reasonable request.

I want a Glock brand 9mm carbine or similar arm-braced contraption.

I’d also be down for a 9mm Ruger Charger - something easily SBRd or arm braced.

I find a lot of fun in PCCs and submachinegun-sized weapons.

A high quality Polymer .32 acp pocket pistol. (same size but nicer than the kel-tec)

More conversions adapters for the Ruger PCC. Also some aftermarket stocks that aren't as ugly as the ones that come with it. (I like the Hogue overmold and the Magpul 10/22 stocks).

Remington Rm380 II with new improved takedown method without that weird floating pin.

A lightweight, bullpup 30 carbine home defense rifle. (Lol!)

Single stack Glock 21. Maybe next year.

I'd like to see a case feeder, tube style, that will fit on a LNL, not that honkin huge thing they have. Something affordable, you can stack cases in 50 to 100 a pop. Not wanting to break speed records just keep a nice flow.

Cheaper ammo

I, have always heard about this show. Where is it, and is is open to the public?

0ne3 said:

I, have always heard about this show. Where is it, and is is open to the public?

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Not open to the public, it’s a trade show for companies in the firearms, shooting, hunting, etc. to attend. It’s held annually and is in Las Vegas.

I would like to see Smith and Wesson and Ruger both make lightweight, smallish framed 6 shot 38 special revolvers similar to the Kimber K6S and Colt Cobra. Even Taurus and Charter offer such revolvers, surely Smith and Ruger can get involved. For Smith, they should offer something smaller and lighter than the K frame. I’d also like to see Colt and Kimber offer theirs in alloys to knock off a few ounces.

HK VP9SK slim.

HK VP45 and VP10: neither will happen

troy fairweather said:

I wish ruger would make a lever action, i think they could make a good one and still be adorable. the big cost in making lever actions are the receiver. with rugers very good and strong investment casting, the cnc time on them would be little.

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Ruger used to make a lever action .44 mag.

I'd like to see an expansion of the Ruger PCC line. The Charger idea would be awesome, but I'd really like a .45 ACP, which I feel is extremely possible, and a 10mm, which is a long shot.

The reason I think that the 10mm is a long shot is that Ruger has no native inhouse 10mm double stack mag...unless they also release a double stack 10mm pistol.

I guess I'm a simple guy because that's about the only thing I'd really like to see come out of SHOT this year.

Would like to see PSA release their Gen 1 MP5, because it’ll be that much closer to me getting their Gen 2 or 3 with the problems ironed out.

16” 450 bushmaster lever action with a threaded barrel and rail for red dot, would be a really awesome for a suppressed walk around, brush gun, and should have a decent capacity.

Someone to compete with the Sig 365 in size, weight and capacity, competition is a good thing.

Most importantly would like to see a coming together in the industry to actively push back and gain ground and protection for 2A causes. This should be a perennial focus for Shot Show, there should be a mandatory attendance of a speaker for 2A rights at the beginning, like a “State of 2A Rights” address.

3" LCRx in .327!!!!

Ruger, please take my money!

Ruger 10/22 in .22mag or 17HMR.
A 10/22 in .22 mag is hard to find and way to expensive for me.

Nothing. My wallet has suffered enough without further temptation.

A lightweight, pump action repeater in .357 Magnum like the ol' Timberwolf Carbine.

Maybe Henry could do something about that?

troy fairweather said:

i think they could make a good one and still be adorable.

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Texas10mm said:

Ruger used to make a lever action .44 mag.

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It wasn't adorable. Kind of like Glenfield styling on steroids. I didn't like the Deerfield styling either. Mid 20th Century blah.

Dain Bramage said:

It wasn't adorable. Kind of like Glenfield styling on steroids. I didn't like the Deerfield styling either. Mid 20th Century blah.

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I was thinking that if Ruger goes down that path, they need to make it more 21st century in appearance and in features. Basically a Ruger PCC, with a lever on the bottom.

Gunblast has a review of the 2018 NASGW show from Pittsburgh. This should offer some previews for the upcoming SHOT show.

http://www.gunblast.com/NASGW2018.htm

chicharrones said:

I was thinking that if Ruger goes down that path, they need to make it more 21st century in appearance and in features. Basically a Ruger PCC, with a lever on the bottom.

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Of course, modern styling has its own pitfalls.

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Of course, modern styling has its own pitfalls.

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Blecch.

No AR type features, please.