The last guns you would EVER sell

[SgtKashim]

My Grandpa's Browning 1922. I think the pic says it all. This gun has history, and I know its history. My Grandpa picked this up while stationed in Paris - traded a resistance fighter a fountain pen for it. Originally ordered for the Dutch police, captured in the crates by the Nazis and issued to the Luftwaffe.

Still shoots straight, pleasant recoil, feels nice in the hand, damned fine trigger. Sights are kinda small, but that's par for the course with these old war pistols.

A true masterpiece from another era.

Of my modern stuff, I love my CZ. I don't have a whole lot of collection at this point, but I think the CZ would be the last to go.



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[buckmarkcrazy]

Browning HiPower, Novak tweaked, in 9mm. Kimber Pro Carry II in 45 ACP,

 

[batcat6]

Of all the guns I own, I would have to say that my S&W 686 former police carry revolver is my second keeper. It was breathed on by the previous owner, and shoots almost as good as my Python.
My first keeper would be my Colt Python 8" that is outfitted with Elaison sights from the factory, along with an action job. I can shoot six rounds in one hole at 50 feet, and hit a milk jug of water at 150 yards. Those are my keepers.
I'd also like to keep my KelTec P11. It got me out of a hole while in Africa.

 

[sports-shooter]

For me, that would be the HK P7. Of all my pistols, I shoot best with it.

 

[slingshot1943]

Don't really get attatched to handguns like I do some rifles. For pistols I like an every day thing I don't have worry about putting a scratch on. I've got a 45 Llama 1911 that doesn't look great but it is good shooting and never fails. I'd rather not part with it or my 357 Tracker which I probably wouldn't part with. In rifles I've got a few Winchesters I bought in 1963 I really wouldn't part with.

 

[Mason]

I would have to agree with YFZsandrider and keep my Dan Wesson CBOB also.. Its a most unbelievable pistol

 

[rodell]

Oddly enough, it would be a plain S&W Model 66-2 w/6". It was my first "new" handgun, and, ever since, I hit everything I aim at with it. That's the one I would take with me, too, if I had to bug out with only one.

It has brought me deer, small game, lots of paper, and, of course, protection.

Bob

 

[andy*]

I would have to say any of the guns I grew up with, that were given to me by my dad.
My favorite being a series 70 Colt Government model in .45acp. Andy

 

[RobertJ.]

Handgun: My S&W 2.5" Model 19 .357 Magnum.
Long Gun: My Rossi Mod. 92, 16" barrel, also in .357 Mag.
Why? Because they would be easiest to carry, they shoot the same ammo, and between my .357 ammo stash and what I have for my .38's, I have a truck load of ammo for them.

 

[mpmax]

Smith model 38 airwieght. Had it a loooooong time, lot's of sentimental value.

 

[The B]

the only guns i haven't already sold- our ARs and glock 9mms.

 

[techieguy]

The firearm that I would ever part with is my Marlin 39A Golden Mountie, it was a gift for my 8th birthday from my Dad and I just love this gun even more than the day I received it

 

[terrylf72]

The last guns I would ever sell are those left for my by the passing of my father.

 

[MrNiceGuy]

I have an old single shot 22lr that my grandfather gave me, my first ar15 which I built, and my px4 which I won league with and is undoubtedly the best Christmas present I've ever received!
Those are the 3 i'd keep over all others.

 

[cyclesurvival]

My first gun show trade when I was 14, traded a benjamin 22 pelet gun for a Savage 22 single shot with cocking knob and a western knife. still have both and will give the 22 to one of my kids or grandkids

 

[rctimmy]

from a "self defense" standpoint, I'd simply keep my Hi-Cap Glock 22 and my AR-15 since neither have ever jammed and I have TONS of ammo for both....

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Rifles
HK91 pre ban
or
PTR 91

Handgun:
Browning Hi Power in 9MM

Shottie
FN SLP MK 1

 

[Searcher451]

Anything with the name Walther on it would stay. The rest of them might be expendable, depending on what other alternatives were available.

 

[Weebs]

My 4 digit serial model 1894 that's a family hand me down.

 

[Ballistic]

Persian Mauser.