Looking back

[toytruck]

Gun's I regret selling:
MLS
.32 TC Cherokee
.54 TC Fire Hawk
MODERN
.22 Browning Nomad pistol

Sold several of both kinds mainly to finance a new gun or personal reasons.

 

[deermanok]

I owned a Winchester model 120 Ranger 12 gauge pump at one time. A buddy of mine collected Winchesters and bugged me all the time about selling it to him.
I finally caved in.

 

[1874sharpsshooter]

Gun's I regret selling:
MLS
.32 TC Cherokee
.54 TC Fire Hawk
MODERN
.22 Browning Nomad pistol

Sold several of both kinds mainly to finance a new gun or personal reasons.

All the Whites and Pedersolis I regret parting with but seemed necessary at the time

 

[toytruck]

I let two white rifles go, whitetail for model 97 .504 and bison for a model 97 .451 so was better off over all I believe.

 

[MTY]

I have right at 30K in my water system. I sold a lot of guns to finish that off. While I wish I could have kept them, they saw little to no use, and the water system sees daily use.
The system includes a well for the house at 30gpm, a spring with about a 2000 gallon per day output for the yard, two 2100 gallon cisterns and pumps. I don't regret turning the guns into a water system, but would rather have been born rich.
Set up this way, my well pump only kicks on every month to month and a half.

 

[One at a time]

I had a TC Hawken .50 cal that I received as a gift from my parents in ‘77. It was a lot of fun as well as good shooter, using poly patches and round balls. Unfortunately it was stolen. Big time bummer.
Regrets selling, Savage 24S .22/20 ga to finance a .22 mag. Another, Winchester pre64 94 30-30 for college expenses.
Now it’s time to let go of some current items and try to replace those that are gone.

 

[michiganmuzzy]

I regret selling CVA Optima Elite, CVA .45 Kodiak, Llama mini max .45, SS Redhawk 44mag, and a .270 SS Mtn Rifle Rem700. Zero regrets selling a chinese ak47 and a saturday night special .38.

 

[toytruck]

I had a TC Hawken .50 cal that I received as a gift from my parents in ‘77. It was a lot of fun as well as good shooter, using poly patches and round balls. Unfortunately it was stolen. Big time bummer.
Regrets selling, Savage 24S .22/20 ga to finance a .22 mag. Another, Winchester pre64 94 30-30 for college expenses.
Now it’s time to let go of some current items and try to replace those that are gone.

I have been looking for a Savage 24S .22/20 ga.for year's.

 

[One at a time]

I have been looking for a Savage 24S .22/20 ga.for year's.

Big money these days.
I was 11 when I bought mine from a friend of my dad’s. $40 and came with some 20 ga 71/2’s. Sold it to a friends father for $50 to put toward a .22 mag. years later. Told him if he ever wanted to sell it to let me know. Years later after my military enlistment was completed, I ask him if he was ready to sell it back to me. He said he had just sold it a couple of weeks prior to me asking him.

 

[Ninering62]

I'll never completely get over losing piles of guns - almost every gun I owned all in one instance, the ones I really regret having to sell are my 2nd .50 Grey Lam/SS Omega, my 1st mini 14 & my grandpa.s .35.