Regret Selling

[stephen87]

Glock 19
SIG P6
Glock 26
AR lower

I needed money. The only one I don't regret selling is the Remington 597.

 

[45 x 11]

Similar to what a previous poster commented, I'm not one to regret selling "things". The things that really matter to me I keep, and I've been very fortunate in that I have never had to sell any of those. I have sold one gun and do not regret it at all. It was the first one I ever purchased and it seemed right at the time (and actually was), but as I both shot and bought more guns, I realized it no longer fit in with my preferences. I was happy to let it go to someone who could get far more out of it. I'm considering selling a couple more, and if I do sell them it will be after enough deliberation and certainty that I won't regret them either.

 

[Sgtusmc]

Wish I still had my FN 5.7 now that ammo is available for it.

 

[bacon#1]

Never sold a gun hopefully never have to. Miss my 04 F-150 FX4 though darn fine truck.

 

[Mark 1911]

I regret selling a lot of firearms, but one that really makes me kick myself is my Benelli M4. I paid about $900 for it including taxes back in the 1990s. It would cost about twice that to replace it.

 

[sparkyfender]

Sure. I have sold/traded several that I wish I had back.

But life is too short to worry about that, and I have still own some cool guns that I have been smart enough to NOT send down the road. {Yet!} And honestly, I just can't afford to buy and keep ALL of the guns I desire. Sometimes, something has to go so I can afford something new or different.

And hey, I bet someone else is enjoying the firearms I got rid of. And I am sure I own some other people's "regrets."

 

[poberly]

Tec-9. I sold it to a friend of mine a couple years ago when I needed money for school. I really didn't have a need for it but I just liked it. It had a 30 round clip and a 50 round clip.

 

[BGDave]

Tec-9. I sold it to a friend of mine a couple years ago when I needed money for school. I really didn't have a need for it but I just liked it. It had a 30 round clip and a 50 round clip.

Hide your dog and prepare your hide for the "clip beaters". Yes, I know what you mean.

 

[Silverslider]

nothing really. i am a pack rat. if i need more room i buy another safe. fortunately when i built my out building i made it huge so hopefully i will never run out of room. i can only think of one regret. when i was young, i have one of those belt buckle with a silver dollar embedded. i sold it to a cousin and wish i had it back.

 

[MisterFurious]

My first gun, a Savage single shot 410. Saved up and bought it when I was 12, bought a 12 gauge 870 a year later and thought I too much of a badass for a puny 410...

 

[hoosierglock40]

my mossberg 500 20ga. It wasn't the nicest gun but it was dependable. i traded it on a .44 rifle which I can't hit the broadside of a barn with

 

[lava dog 1/3]

The first pistol I bought was the .45 Ruger P90. I worked the trigger mech and was rewarded with a very smooth pull. The older gentleman in the next stall was punching paper with his old school Colt .45 we traded for a spin. He liked it so much he bought it. He and see each other now and again at the range so I get a chance to see her every once a while.