my 5yo grandson will get the special ones and the rest sold i guess.he is into anything pa pa likes, maybe that will change but i hope not. his daddy just earned a marlin 22 and thats it with those comments
Not sure what will happen with mine, I know I got 3 from my grandpa, and they are worth they're wieght in gold to me, only guns I have never considered selling. same goes if my dad decides to give his to me, and I only hope I have someone who will apreciate them as much as I do when I go.
It irritates me when people don't value such stuff, because my dad, and grandfathers, weren't into guns at all. But then at the same time, I'm not one to keep a lot of stuff that I won't use.
None of my dads guns are worth any money to me. They are all invaluable. My brother and I have instructions to go back and forth picking one a at a time in the event of my father's passing.
You guys should do snake order drafting like in fantasy football.
I have 4 kids. Three boys and a girl. One of the boys is an active shooter has some sense of sentimentality and I think if left any, he would keep them unless he was in very serious need of money. My daughter and her husband are next in line interest wise. He hunts and she shoots occasionally, but she too has some sentiment. My other two boys I have to drag kicking and screaming to the range. All my kids are actually good shots and have outshot me a couple of times, but their interest levels vary.
My Poppa was the one who taught me how to shoot, hunt, fish, respect nature and landowners, be safe, have good manners, be a man, treat women like queens, always put the seat down, not meddle in other people's business unless they ask, be honest, ect. ect. I could go on and on. I'm pretty sure when he goes, I'll be getting all the guns. I will never sell any of them. I will never get rid of anything he gives me. I still have a 5 shot rossi .38 special he gave me when I was 11. It's missing the hammer, dings in the cylinder, doesn't shoot for crap. But it's the only one I have that in an emergency situation, I would never ever sell. Even though I don't shoot it or need it. It's a reminder of the things he taught me and the love he has for me.
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