pick 2 new handguns to be made

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an 8-9 shot .327mag revolver.
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Ruger makes the Blackhawk in an 8 shot .327mag and the GP100 in a 7 shot .327mag. They're both available now and I thought the price was decent on the Blackhawk. I'm thinking about ordering a pair. It's a pretty easy conversion to rebate the cylinder for moon clips, then I would have a revolver that could shoot .327, .32H&R, .32long, .32 S&W, and .32ACP with the moon clips. With a conversion cylinder I could also shoot .32-20. Since Ruger made the very pistol I am talking about in .32H&R/.32-20 convertable in the not too distant past, I am hopeful that we will see it again in .327/.32-20. :D

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I can only think of one thing I'd like to see made: a modernized c96 Mauser.

Update the grip to something like a K-frame Smith or a Ruger Six Series and make the magazine detachable.

I love the idea of an auto that handles like a revolver. I don't understand why that didn't catch on. A magazine in front of the trigger guard seems a lot more natural to me than trying to cram all those rounds into the grip (creating uncomfortable, swollen grips on many guns--yeah, I'm a revolver guy).
 
  1. A Ruger LCR 6-shot in .327 Magnum.
  2. A mid-size predominantly alloy frame 3" 5-shot .41 Mag. revolver (for up to Grizzly in Alaska).
  3. A .40 S&W whose frame and mags are actually designed for that cartridge SPECIFICALLY (not a 9mm or .45 first) to minimize size and maximize capacity IN that gun. SAME for .38 Super.
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1. Stainless Ruger Blackhawk, 4 & 5/8", .357/9mm Convertible

2. S&W Stainless Model 58 .41 Mag (No Lock, No MIM, Single Piece Barrel)

3. .45 ACP Luger PO-8 Stainless (that works reliably)

4. Stainless Upper / Alloy Reciever S&W Model 39-2 9mm (with wood grips)

5. 9mm Makarov Walther PPK/S with Tennifer-like finish

6. Modernized Webley MKVI topbreak .44 Special, 4", MKI birdshead grips

7. Colt Agent/Cobra alloy 6-shot revolver in 9mm, rust resistant subdued finish

8. S&W M66 No Dash .357 K-frame; 2.5 inch (exactly as originally made)


Hell...pick two.
 
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Walther PPK in 9x19mm instead of .380ACP. Beautiful gun, for if Ruger can jam the .380 in the LCP then Walther should be able to put 9mm in the PPK.
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It would either have to have a slide that weighs more than an entire .380acp PPK/S, a recoil spring that wouldn't compress under Rosie O'Donnell's bulk, or both.

It's just not going to happen, because it CAN'T.
 
A Kel-Tec P-11 made by and using the firing mechanism of Glock.

Marlin Guide Gun pistol in .460 S&W.
 
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