Havent seen a good wishlist thread in a while

One thing i want to do though is go practical. We all want to spend a years salary on our fire arms. But that's just not practical.

So here is my Practical wish list that is a reachable goal. give descriptions show pics(i cant) or just why it would good to have for whatever situation.


1. TriStar 20120 Raptor Semi-Automatic 12 Gauge ga

semi auto shotgun. cant go wrong. fair price good reviews.

2. Ruger 10/22 Takedown 22LR 16.4 FLSP BL

tried and true,reliable cheap. and anyone whos anyone needs a 22

3. Ruger AMERICAN 223REM BLK/SYN

a .223 is always good to have around you never know when the United nations is gonna enact the new world order plot to take over america


4.Glock G17 G3

its a glock , toyota camary of guns. 9mm= common round. CHEAP AND RELIABLE

5.Browning 051448490 Buck Mark Practical URX

22 pistol good for target practice and small game and somthing to shot when you run out of the larger calibers

6. PTR-91

308 round i believe and very easy to break down and clean.



so what do guys think? My end price comes out to about 3000 dollars with some extra mags. and i think i got all my bases covered

originally posted by: DocScurlock1774
One thing i want to do though is go practical. We all want to spend a years salary on our fire arms. But that's just not practical.

So here is my Practical wish list that is a reachable goal. give descriptions show pics(i cant) or just why it would good to have for whatever situation.


1. TriStar 20120 Raptor Semi-Automatic 12 Gauge ga

semi auto shotgun. cant go wrong. fair price good reviews.

2. Ruger 10/22 Takedown 22LR 16.4 FLSP BL

tried and true,reliable cheap. and anyone whos anyone needs a 22

3. Ruger AMERICAN 223REM BLK/SYN

a .223 is always good to have around you never know when the United nations is gonna enact the new world order plot to take over america

4.Glock G17 G3

its a glock , toyota camary of guns. 9mm= common round. CHEAP AND RELIABLE

5.Browning 051448490 Buck Mark Practical URX

22 pistol good for target practice and small game and somthing to shot when you run out of the larger calibers

6. PTR-91

308 round i believe and very easy to break down and clean.



so what do guys think? My end price comes out to about 3000 dollars with some extra mags. and i think i got all my bases covered

1892 Alaskan Takedown
.308 rifle
1911 .45 pistol
12 gauge
Glock 36

I didn't mention brands (other than Glock) as each has their own preference. Most of mine are custom.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

no 22?

is that ur wishlist or already have list?

a reply to: DocScurlock1774
My practicals are easy.

- Chinese version of an SKS rifle
- Remington tactical with only slugs
- Any .22 handgun with a large clip
- All the revolvers. All of them.

a reply to: Abysha

i forgot revolvers!!

im thinking a Taurus .357

a reply to: DocScurlock1774

20MWatt X-Ray Laser Rifle.
Quik-Dissolve Cyanide capsules (assorted colours and flavours).
Rocket Propelled Tac Nuke and launcher (with harness).
Suitcase Gamma Bomb.
Portable Microwave Pain/Paralysis Inducer.
Sodium Pentathol Autoinjector.
VX Gas.
A puppy.

a reply to: chr0naut

I personally like the strawberry.

270 winchester.

I like the ruger 10/22 but i prefer a marlin model 60. More accurate out of the box and with a 15 rd tube.

Beretta px4 storm 9mm

a reply to: DocScurlock1774



1. A rock

2. A heavy stick

3. Any knife

4. Some weights (old scale measures)

5. Several Dimitri Tamolkin signature axes

6. A rock


... I'll save you the pics of the rocks

a reply to: DocScurlock1774

I have been drooling for a Saiga 308 semi auto, with scope as a cherry on top, would be super awesome.

a reply to: chr0naut

how much does that run?

a reply to: Woodcarver

my first was a marlin 60 and i do like the out of the box legitemecy, i am an adult now i need to be able to upgrade my 22

a reply to: Argentbenign

any knife is not a good way to go. i saw a the 1 dollar knife vs the mora( i think thats the name) vs a 600 dollar knife. The 600 dollar one out performed. but the mora held its own for a 20 dollar knife.

I'm about to build an AR patterned rifle, but SBR it and tack on a Hera CQR stock and foregrip. I'm thinking 10" barrel, chambered in .458 SOCOM.

What can I say? I am tired of the same old same again. My 1911s, my Ar-15's in 5.56, my bolt action .308....they're all so boring now.

a reply to: solve

looks legit and only a little more pricier then the ptr 91

I wonder how they compare in field tests and general range shooting?

a reply to: DocScurlock1774
I could get a shotgun or rifle but my bow is scary and useful enough for the average British social distress situation, most knife wielding Brits back off with a bow pointing at them, nobody wants to have the first in the chest.

a reply to: Excallibacca

i get what you saying but i like to use common rounds that are generally easier to find and slightly cheaper. Not to mention IF there was a SHTF scenario scavenging will be a thing so its better to have common caliber fire arms

a reply to: InceyWincey

i have been thinking about a bow .have you seen the liberty bow? google or youtube it seems pretty practical.

a reply to: DocScurlock1774

That's my general rule of thumb as well. So I keep 1911's in .45, .308, 5.56/.223, and a 12ga. I have my common bases covered so my wishlist is just a weird gun.

a reply to: DocScurlock1774
Any working bow is a good bow, fear factor with unarmed zombie brits.
Nobody wants their chest to be the first.

originally posted by: DocScurlock1774
a reply to: Argentbenign

any knife is not a good way to go. i saw a the 1 dollar knife vs the mora( i think thats the name) vs a 600 dollar knife. The 600 dollar one out performed. but the mora held its own for a 20 dollar knife.

Mora is a good brand, I agree. Especially for the money. But I have a traditional folder made in south Africa. It's cost was 0.50 euro cent. The steel is nothing fancy, the design is traditional. Yet I can shave myself with it after stropping and dress average game if needed. I love knives, expensive too, but when it comes to functionality it's all about the user. Anyway, the knife is for decoration. I usually use the stone...