Top 5 Guns We Wish Were Still Made

Published on December 23, 2017
Duration: 25:29

This video from Iraqveteran8888 and Mr. GunsnGear explores five firearms the hosts wish were still in production or easily importable. They delve into the reasons for their discontinuation, including manufacturing costs and import restrictions, while highlighting the unique features and historical significance of each model. The discussion showcases deep expertise in firearms history and market trends.

Quick Summary

Iraqveteran8888 and Mr. GunsnGear discuss five firearms they wish were still in production: the Polish Beryl/Archer, Colt Python, Romanian PSL, H&R Handi-Rifle, and Robinson Arms M96. Reasons for discontinuation include manufacturing costs, acquisitions, and import restrictions, highlighting the historical and collector value of these models.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 5 Guns We Wish Were Still Made
  2. 00:43Polish Beryl / Archer Discussion
  3. 03:12Colt Python Deep Dive
  4. 07:29Romanian PSL Analysis
  5. 12:07H&R Handi-Rifle & Shotguns
  6. 15:56Ruger M77 Mark II All-Weather
  7. 19:04Robinson Arms M96 Wildcard

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some reasons high-quality firearms are no longer made?

High-quality firearms are often discontinued due to rising manufacturing costs, company acquisitions leading to design changes or cessation of production, and evolving import restrictions that make certain models unavailable or prohibitively expensive to bring into the country.

Which 5.56 AK variant is discussed as a desirable discontinued firearm?

The Polish Beryl, also known as the Archer, is highlighted as a modernized 5.56 AK variant featuring a collapsible stock and a specialized top rail designed to hold zero, making it a sought-after collectible.

Why is the Colt Python considered a pinnacle revolver?

The Colt Python is revered for its exceptional quality, with each revolver being hand-fitted, essentially making them custom guns from the factory. Its distinctive design and the loss of skilled craftsmen contribute to its legendary status.

What distinguishes the Romanian PSL from other rifles?

The Romanian PSL, chambered in 7.62x54R, is a scaled-up AK action, often mistaken for a Dragunov SVD. It is notable for its unique PSO-1 style optics, which were early pioneers in bullet drop compensation technology.

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