I wish I hadn't sold my __________

[Cougfan2]

I posted my DW M-15 .357 earlier as well as a Colt Govt. .380, but thinking back on it the one I regret selling the most was my Stevens 87 B .22 semi auto rifle. It was the first rifle that was ALL MINE that my Dad gave me, but I got bit by the Ruger 10/22 bug and sold the Stevens to a buddy. I managed to find a couple of other Stevens 87 B's later in life. While they fill the nostalgia bill, they aren't my first rifle.

 

[darkminstrel]

My Hungarian M44. Pristine wood, a bore so pristine your wife could use it as her vanity mirror. Bought it in a pawn shop for $50(3 years ago) and sold it for $200.

Glock 27. Not a fan of them, but that thing sat really well for appendix carry.

 

[Mark W.]

Ruger M77R tang safety in 22-250 with Tasco 4-12X world class and a Ramline synth stock.

Smith Corona O3-A3 in perfect military trim one of the nicest Springfield rifles I have ever seen.

Those two both sold to help pay bills and both sold for less then the market at the time have always bugged me.

 

[moose]

I've only ever sold one gun, a ruger m77 in 7 mag. Never really did like it and was never sorry to see it go.

 

[chrislind2]

Life time regret. Don't hold on to it too much, but every time I see a 1911...Colt Gold Cup. Paid $160 new in 1972. The one I should have never let get away. Goes along with being young and stupid I guess, not understanding real value. Making up for it by not ever selling a gun ever again! Only buy what I really want and keep it.

Sold my soul, married for 7 years. Got it back, divorced for 26 years! At 61, I will never sell my freedom again!

 

[ejmpnu92]

My M38A1. It was an awesome jeep, original Marine Corps, ran like a champ. Used it as a daily driver for several years.

 

[Asp]

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[Trlsmn]

soul.

Dang I was going to say that!