Guns you couldn’t bring yourself to shoot

[aarondhgraham]

So, you're saying you no longer own it?!?!?! No way in hell I would have let that go!

Way back in the late 70's I had to sell the Drilling to make a house payment,,,
It did sting to let go of the gun but necessity took over.

Aarond

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[leemozoid]

I have one. US RIFLE CAL. .30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY SN 6099666. This rifle was built by SA in 1958 as a Type 1 National Match and is unfired since being proofed. I am not going to be the first to bust that cap. I have her twin 6099665 to scratch that itch!

 

[FullAuto]

Oh man! The American 180 is so cool. I’d love to shoot one of those. I assume it is full auto?

Yes, it's a transferable machinegun.

 

[ForsakenConservative]

Back in ‘96 a retired Marine Corps pilot offered me his 1924 Remington Model 14, .32 Rem Auto. He fondly told me of crushing deer in upstate NY with it, and I accepted the rifle never intending to shoot it. That changed this past spring, when the desire to warm her up became too much to bear…..


So, no….I have no guns that I will not shoot

 

[AKguy1985]

I had an unfired colt M45A1. I decided to send it to auction and I didn't want to hurt the value, so I never fired it. It sold and I lost A LOT of money.


I have my late grandpa's glenfield model 60 .22. the magazine is still loaded with the cartridges he loaded it with. It's not worth much, but it's priceless to me. I will probably never shoot it. One of the few guns I got of his that my cousin didn't steal.