Dream Revolver?

You don't give us much information to go on, guns are tools, trying to cut a board with an electric drill is a darn site tougher than using a circular saw.

Are you talking about carry guns, competition guns, or just plain pinkers.

But if you want to make me smile, come up with a med. sized .45 ACP 1911 that weighs only 10 ounces and recoils like a full sized desert eagle and is jam proof.

OK, I know, it's supposed to be about revolvers, well it is, because if you could give me that 10 ounce 1911, I would get rid of my S&W J-frame air weight .38 snubby, which is a dream gun.

There are only three reasons for owning firearms, collecting, shooting, and self defense, most guns can be collected, most guns are good shooters, but a good, lightweight, comfortable and powerfull carry gun is special.

 

Probably a Freedom Arms single action or a completely custom job from one of the better single action smiths.

 

I agree with the Freedom Arms answer. They make super nice high quality revolvers.

If it was just a fun gun I might pick the Magnum Research BFR in say 45-70.

 

I'd say the Freedom Arms .454 Cassul. I often drool over that gun online as my girlfriend gives me that "Don't even think about buying one" look.

 

already have it

Old S&W 19 with a Clarke heavy 6 inch barrel. I think it shoots smart bullets or something. It is spooky accurate and glass smooth.

 

Colt Python in mint condition. I couldn't justify the price for something I'd probably only use at the range, but one of these days...

 

Might as well be an original Colt SAA.

 

I've been buying revolvers for a few years and already have a couple of Pythons, a Colt Single Action Army, a few Detective Specials, and a small collection of Smith & Wessons. I reckon if I wanted a dream revolver I would dream for a Korth.

http://www.korthusa.com/deluxe_en.htm#​

 

"colt 45, and two zig zags." whenever i think of colts, that song always pops in my head, but seriously, a single action colt 45 with a 5 inch barrel.