Should I part with my Beretta collection?

[modelflyer2003]

I understand what you mean. That is why my safe queen will remain in the safe. I bring her out once a year and put a half box of rounds down range. I bought this 92fs compact with walnut grips in 1991 at the Rod and Gun Club in England when I was in the Air Force. Bought it for about $600 back when I made $7000 gross annually. I would part with all of my other guns before I would sell this one. It was the first gun I ever owned even though the lady behind the counter tried to sell me a Desert Eagle 50 cal. as my first firearm. Keep the Berettas. I don't sell m guns, because with the volatile political climate that is the United States, one never knows when one can get another one. I am blessed in that I can pretty much buy what ever I want as long as I can swing it by the Mrs.

 

[JStang314]

I don't know what they gave you but I would guess you missed out on a lot of money by selling them to a gun shop.

 

[indykid]

Well, if anyone wants them, I sold them all to Bradis guns tonight! Get them at an amazing price while you can!!!!!!

Please tell me you didn't. With Mark no longer there, I will not have my Beretta contact there, and since his leaving have no desire to make the pilgrimage.

I wish I had known you were going to give them away as I would have been more than happy to give you an honest price for some if not all.

 

[nakinate]

Sold to a gun store? That's too bad. I was interested.

 

[TKDMaster10]

KEEP THE WILSONS lol

 

[indygunguy]

...I hate safe queens and I do not shoot or carry these....

Well, your LNIB Wilson Combat 92g Tactical lost its virginity this weekend. In the rain. In the snow. With nice leather holsters, and even a cheap kydex one. All kinds of different ammo. It even shared a range bag with several Glocks. And I didn't even clean it yet.

IT'S NOT A SAFE QUEEN ANYMORE. (insert evil laugh)


While all of the above is true, that pistol really is amazing. The action is smoother than any pistol I've ever shot, and the trigger is spectacular, especially for a DA/SA pistol. A little more range time and it will be my new EDC (insert evil laugh again).

 

[Cannonfodder333]

Please tell me you didn't. With Mark no longer there, I will not have my Beretta contact there, and since his leaving have no desire to make the pilgrimage.

I wish I had known you were going to give them away as I would have been more than happy to give you an honest price for some if not all.

Bradis gave me an amazing deal! And I will continue giving them my business. There store is better than ever. I'm sorry you have such an ENORMOUS chip in your shoulder concerning this amazing store and staff. You should remember, there are TWO sides to every story!

 

[indykid]

Bradis gave me an amazing deal! And I will continue giving them my business. There store is better than ever. I'm sorry you have such an ENORMOUS chip in your shoulder concerning this amazing store and staff. You should remember, there are TWO sides to every story!

Can't argue the logic, and although I do have a chip, it really isn't that big, the real reason is that there are several firearm shops much closer to my house, Mark was a good excuse to drive the extra distance.

Glad you are happy with the deal, that is the most important part of everything.

 

[Ldog187]

Taking the time to post them here would have made more $$ for you and fellow INGOers happy to take those out of your safe.

 

[1DOWN4UP]

Buy high and sell low...it is what makes the world go around.....BG.

 

[Psode27]

I've never regretted keeping something... That's just me though

 

[Cannonfodder333]

Buy high and sell low...it is what makes the world go around.....BG.

I actually really didn't lose money at all......I took my time trading or buying each gun used and a pretty amazing price.....so selling them to an amazing store like Bradis, was not going to hurt my investment WHATSOEVER.

 

[Klanham5576]

I love my Berettas so I say you need to sell, so I can buy more! Keep me in mind on that Inox Compact! LOL