What is your dream milsurp?

[limazulu]

I would like to have an old hand cranked Gatling Gun from the 1860's.

If I'm going to dream, I might as well dream the impossible.

[192ndkid]

It would have to be a Johnson Semi Automatic Rifle since it would round out my American WWII collection

[Wullie]

If we're dreaming, I'd give my left one to own one of these.


They ain't exactly "milsurp" though.

I've flown some neat old stuff in my day, but NOTHING with a power to weight ratio like a WWII piston engined fighter.

[1886nut]

With the beautiful blue finish and long flash suppressor. Or Teddy Roosevelts krag carbine that he carried up Kettle Hill.

[Dave Waits]

Either one of the first 100 SA Gastraps or a TRW M14.

[arado]

My dream milsurp was for many years an FG42.. never fulfilled. I have now the one that makes me content The Sastava M76. 7.92x57 Not surplus but the most effective rifle I have handled. Current issue Balkans. Gary ps, I also love the FAL.7.62x51. which should have been 7x49.

[three0three]

My dream milsurp would be the M1-carbine or the pepesha carried by my wifes grandfather in Korea. Good man

[Alonzo]

Every Springfield Armory Firearm I sold in the last ten years...all were pre 1900.

[dastier]

My dream milsurps in no particular order:

Thompson submachinegun like my dad used in WW2 - prohibited here; Sterling Police Carbine 9mm semi submachinegun - not prohibited here but expensive, closest I'll come to what I carried in the Reserves; FNC2A1 - Canadian squad automatic from the 60's and 70's - 30 round mag fed, bipod - I was the C2 man during my basic - again prohibited here.

And the last two - legal but good luck finding or affording one: Finnish M39 SOV sniper and Polish Model 1918 BAR in 7.92mm.

[Randy A]

Thompson SMG
Lewis MG in 30-06
BAR
MG42
Johnson Auto