If you owned it, would you shoot it?

[Sigo]

I would not, and that's why I would not own one. I'm not much of a collector, and this is a collector's gun, IMO.

Agreed. Except for antiques, I would not own a gun I would not fire.

 

[greg vess]

I don't know. When it comes to resale telling someone it hasn't been fired would make a difference down the road. However, like a previous post said I don't think you would be able to tell the difference on a semi-auto if it was cleaned thoroughly afterward. I don't know if I could but it's not like a commemorative Winchester lever gun, Colt Python or an old peacemaker. Those guns just hold their value if not shot. A Beretta I'm not so sure could claim the same nostalgic presence as the previous firearms mentioned.

 

[greg vess]

Don't get me wrong it's a nice piece of hardware and unique package.

 

[Badger]

Too nice...would pass along to my son or grandson

 

[basstracker89]

I first thought yes I would shoot it, then I saw the pic....EEEE!! That's nice..... I've owned Colt SSA's and other nice firearms new in the box and have shot them. I once owned a pair of SSA's. They were NIB, in cosmoline and you could see that one chamber had been fired at the factory. I planed on shooting them, but someone had to have them worse than I did before I got the chance. Good luck, but whatever you do, no regrets.

 

[BNB]

Wheres my Tulammo

 

[Gunanddoglover]

If I buy it I shoot it. May only be 1 or 2 mags but I will shoot it.

 

[MaconGuns]

If I wont shoot it I sell it. I use other items for paper weights.

 

[Bluescraft]

IMHO, guns need to be shot.

 

[Michael Martin]

If I buy it I shot it, I will not own a safe queen.