What's your white whale?

[RMStyler]

A custom Shiloh Sharps with very specific specs....but the first whale in this case is the money!

 

[Kilo Charlie]

A nice 1886 or Marlin 1895 in .40-82. I had to pass one up 20 years ago for $750.00 and I've been sorry ever since. Price now is about five times that.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

I think you post those photos on purpose. Just to see me drool, again. Very nice Hoyt.

 

[kayaker1]

Handgun: Blackhawk Bisley .41
Shotgun: Fox 16Ga
Rifle: Musgrave RSA sporter (preferably 7x57)

 

[Mik123]

Ruger Mark II Stainless in a synthetic stock with iron sights in 30-06 (or maybe 300 win)

 

[broadhead67]

a true English SxS Rifle in a D.G. Caliber , I have a Baikal 45/70 and although surprisingly good its not the same .

 

[stang]

6x6+ / 330+ Bull Elk. A gun can be bought.

Tough to find and tougher to chew.

 

[Sic Kid]

A 35 whelen in a remington 7600 carbine.

 

[d4dave1]

My white whales are:

1. Browning in .257 Roberts. The only one I ever found I could not afford at the time and I have never seen or heard of one since.

2. .275 Rigby by Rigby. Okay, I know I will never afford one unless the lottery Gods smile upon me. But it is nice to dream.

3. Browning A5 in 20 gauge. Maybe some day I will find one.​

 

[photog_shooter]

I've got a few

- Savage 93BVES
- Browning X-Bolt White Gold Medallion .270
- something in 50 bmg

While these are relatively common, the funds never seem to be there when they're available.

 

[jbmauser]

Brno ZG-47 in 10.75x68

 

[POPS]

My Browning safari grade .375H&H, borrowed by a friend of my mothers best friend. september 1965......... still waiting for its return.

 

[cdn shooter]

M700 varmint deluxe .223 just missed a beauty about a month ago
Browning micro medallion 7-08

 

[Scotty454]

A Szecsei double bolt repeater... They're only half a million dollars, that's not so bad right??

 

[jbmauser]

Those are pretty neat.

 

[Kevan]

An original Jeffery in 404 of course to go long with the 404 my Brother built for me..

 

[CreamySmooth]

Yes they can, but the hunt for a specific rifle could be harder than your dream elk

Even a rare tool needs a use, or it's still just a useless tool.

Which coincidentally describes our PM... surprising that....

 

[CreamySmooth]

Tough to find and tougher to chew.

Meat hunter. Gotcha. Best of luck.

I will add that a tough to find rifle is also tough to chew.

 

[gwes2003]

A Szecsei double bolt repeater... They're only half a million dollars, that's not so bad right??

Never heard of these rifles. Thanks for sharing they are unusual and interesting!

 

[TrollGRG]

Ruger #1 in 6.5 Creedmoor