HELP W/HANDGUN CHOICES

[mjblazor]

Need your help please; would you sell off a nice Ruger Single-Six convertable .22lr 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition revolver to put toward a Ruger SR40? I really like the SR 40 and I love this .22 but somethings gotta go. I also will be selling an LCP toward the SR 40. I have the following but don't want to consider selling these (would you?)...
1. Ruger Speed Six 4" .38/.357
2. Ruger Speed Six 3" .38/.357
3. S&W model 40-1 .38+P
4. Glock 19
5. Ruger LCP

 

[airmotive]

I have a simple motto that applies to guns and motorcycles:

If you don't shoot (ride) it on a regular basis, sell it to someone who will.

 

[Birds Away]

I also have to sell a gun to buy a gun. It sucks! Good luck on your decision. Mine are gut-wrenching sometimes.

 

[XtremeVel]

The single six is the only thing you listed as owning that is cheap to shoot, regardless if you reload or not. If the cost of ammo is a factor to you, I think I would keep a .22 LR around.

 

[sadclownwp]

sell or trade off the glock, they are a dime a dozen.

 

[voodoo304]

Keep the .22 for cost to shoot alone. I'd get rid of one of the speed six's since they are so close to being duplicate. Everything else seems to have a place. Having to rid of some to buy others is always a sad day for me as well. Good luck!

 

[VERT]

Yep keep the .22. Maybe consider selling one of the speed six since you have two of them.

 

[kawtech87]

I just had to do the same thing earlier this year. Sold my CZ 75b (and a few others that i didnt care so much for) to help pay for my FN SCAR 16s. If i were you id sell the glock, you can always get a new glock. The speed six's arent in production anymore and I would consider them part of the collection along with the single six. I would keep the rugers.

 

[daspurlock]

I'm in the same boat got a new bersa 380 thunder for my wife, she doesn't like went to trade it ( but dont really want too.) at the place I bought it at offered me less than half what I paid with the extra mag. That I bought extra, but can't keep something we will never shoot.

 

[pate]

again id say sell the gun to get the one you really want.

 

[jgreiner]

Need your help please; would you sell off a nice Ruger Single-Six convertable .22lr 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition revolver to put toward a Ruger SR40? I really like the SR 40 and I love this .22 but somethings gotta go. I also will be selling an LCP toward the SR 40. I have the following but don't want to consider selling these (would you?)...
1. Ruger Speed Six 4" .38/.357
2. Ruger Speed Six 3" .38/.357
3. S&W model 40-1 .38+P
4. Glock 19
5. Ruger LCP

The single six is the kind of gun you will hand down to your kids, and them to your GRANDKIDS.

My dad has a single six that his father got when he was a boy. It's still every bit as good a shooting gun as the day it was new.

 

[mjblazor]

sadclownwp, I kinda thought that too but then it brings up another dilemma...I'd be short a 9mm pistol. Not sure I want to be without a 9. I ultimately want both 9mm & .40sw. Life is soooo hard.

 

[mjblazor]

Vert, bite your tongue! they are two completely different beauties...one is a 4" and one is a 3"

 

[gabrigger]

Keep the Speed Sixes and the Single Six. I would sell the Glock.

 

[paperboy]

I would keep that single six, you will regret selling it! You will probably be able to get a Glock or SR 40 fairly easy and may even cheaper than trying to replace that awesome single six..

 

[686 Shooter]

I would sell me that S&W model 40. Seriously, I would sell the Glock, I have a G19 that I have never shot and doubt that I ever will, just waiting for the right trade to come along