Kicking my own butt for selling so many now hard to come by guns!

[srea76]

Colt Viper for 800!

 

[Farmer 2]

I had a S & W 586. For some dumb reason I sold it. It was about 1981 so long ago I can’t remember why I sold it.

 

[WillieBC]

The most gorgeous no dash Smith and Wesson model 48 you ever saw. Bought for $750, sold for $900. Instantly regretted it. So much so I'm making a post about it.

 

[BLIP]

Why are y'all talking about gun? Isn't this a website about how EVs affect your manhood and whether a former WWE wrestler will survive a bee sting?

Agree, why are we discussing what we don't have and put more focus on the WWE and funny meme

 

[keith089]

Colt 38 Diamondback in nickel

 

[EMC45]

Smith and Wesson Model 16 4in. Traded for a ratty Pre-57 .22 caliber K frame that was a clunker. Kick myself for it.

It was about 98% condition.

 

[Cruisers460]

Marlin .444. I hated it for kicking like a stud mule. Wish I still had it now.

It would still kick like a mule. Even if I had kept mine my shoulder would say NO now,

 

[spencer60]

Honestly, my HiPoint 995 carbine. One of my first guns, and I had a great time building it up and messing around with it. It ran flawlessly and looked really good in it's ATI stock and winter camo paint job.

I traded it for a Just Right 9mm carbine that never worked 'right' and I ended up dumping to a guy who worked at SSGR and could get his gunsmith to get it running.

 

[BigMike]

Not me. Everything I've sold went toward something better; be it better weapon, better optic, better light, suppressor, etc.

 

[Edog537]