Guns you sold and regret

[shotty]

My first rifle that my Dad bought me, Ruger 1022. It was rough as a cob after thousands of rounds and many years, traded it towards a shotgun that I didn't mind getting rid of.

 

[POPIG]

HK 91 got in 1980 ($425)
Ruger .22 had stamped in it made in 200 th year American Liberty 1776-1976
Gave to father in law he lost it.:

 

[Okie11B]

P7 PSP it hurts to this day.

 

[SPDguns]

S & W Model 29. 6-1/2" P & R. With factory wood presentation case..........

 

[saltydog]

In 1981, is sold a Cold diamondback 22lr for $350.00

 

[airpowmech]

The HK91 I sold to help pay for my wedding. I bought it for $300 and sold it for $800 but now they go for a lot more.

 

[n423]

Sold way too many... Glock 26, Ruger Super Blackhawk, Ruger SS .22 too many to list. My son sold a S&W Model 29 in mint condition that I should have bought.

 

[OKSpeedDemon]

Savage 110fp or 10fp tactical (.308) with the bull barrel, an 870 and a 590a1

 

[Perplexed]

An International Harvester M1 Garand, probably unfired since a Letterkenny rebuild in the 1960s. Beautiful condition and a striking example of a LEAD silvery park; at the time, it was my only IHC, and I had no idea M1's by that company would become my favorite. I'm good friends with the buyer though, and he'll sell it back to me - someday!

 

[Cedar Creek]

I've sold or traded many guns over the past 40 something years - probably the one I regret the most is a Marlin 336 in .219 Zipper. I got more in trade value than it was worth at the time, and I don't regret the fact that they are pretty valuable now. One reason I trade was because I couldn't get it to shot like I wanted it to or expected it to and I know now what my solution could have been. Dang!!!



Cedar Creek