AI says,
“ In the world of firearms, “unicorn gun” refers to a highly desirable and scarce gun, often due to its rarity, limited availability, or unique features. It’s a term used by gun enthusiasts to describe firearms that are difficult or impossible to obtain by standard means.”
If you’re in CA, NY and perhaps, CO, you’re familiar with the term “state compliant” which makes some models a kind of a unicorn but commonly available in free states.
So, what’s your unicorn gun? 
KelTec Sub2000 with Beretta magwell.
You can find Glock magwells all over the place, but this one is rare.
Her name is Eleanor.
A functional M1 Garand with a serial that can be traced to production during WWII.
Just found it.
12ga rabbit ear stage gun
Hi Eleanor, I’m Robert1246 nice to meet you.
Original M14, original high power, hell, ill even take a real MP5. Unfortunately the high power i might be able to afford. I can buy clones and they would work but i want the real thing…
Original high Power has to be my unicorn. Dont know why but something about it…
It would be neat to own the Walther PPK that Hitler supposedly killed himself with.
Not particularly rare, but I REALLY want an IWI Tavor bullpup rifle.
Over the year I’ve knocked off my Unicorns off my list and had a few just fall on my lap. I have several guns that are either one of a kind (full custom) or less than 1,000 made in the world which in my mind is the line for unicorns… more or less.
So, I’m not currently looking for anything… But that doesn’t mean there’s nothing in my future path. I’m just not actively looking.
Been hunting for years for one of those.
Did I ever show you this one? Limited edition, each serial number is assigned to a soldier that died at Little Big Horn battle.
It was unfired when I git it so we had to go remedy that immediately!!!
That is beautiful!!!
I believe this is what @TheKid would call being an Enabler! 
is that a gen 2 or 3?
I just nudge folks one step in the direction of their dreams buddy! 
If that is the case I would be eating stale generic saltines and drinking water out of my neighbors garden house if I bought one right now.
All .22s not particularly rare…
EXCEPT for the one in the middle.
That is a Mannlicher stocked double set trigger Steyr-Daimler-Puch (Steyr Mannlicher nowadays) Original Zephyr. Less than 3,000 made worldwide and the full stock and double set triggers are particularly rare variation. In typical Steyr fashion, the first three rounds I fired at 50 yards using run of the mill CCI Standard Velocity ammo went into ONE hole.
My buddy called me from Colorado as I was walking through some stores in New Orleans with the wife to tell me he had the gun in his hands and wanted to know if I wanted it. Wife heard him on the iPhone speaker, I looked at her, she smiled and nodded, and I gave him my credit card over the phone. I bought it sight unseen.
The one above it is a full custom 10/22 with a match barrel. 1,4 and 5 (top to bottom) are Mossbergs from the 50s-60s.
