Which Handgun Do You Regret Selling - If You Could Have It Back

[Heyjoe]

Smith and Wesson model 28 6 inch. Foolishly traded it for a chromed model 36. I've carried and used the model 36 more than I'd ever use the 28 but on value alone that trade was a complete blunder.

 

[Quirt Evans]

A 1968 S&W 29-2 in the presentation box with the goodies.
The 696-1 will probably go, then I'll get to kick myself again.

 

[TTSX]

Seems like it's a common theme to regret selling a Smith revolver

 

[Capn Jack]

At one time in highschool I traded another kid a P-38 for a .30 cal. Mouser Broom Handled Pistol. That was so long ago I don't even remember what happened to the Mauser.

 

[arakboss]

My HI Point pistols in 40 and 45. Now that they are respected, highly desirable and collectable, I wish I had them back.

 

[Hemlock]

Browning Hi-Power. Mid 80's. Had to sell it because I was out of work.
Colt Trooper. Same reason.

 

[nwslopoke]

I slightly miss my CZ P-07 after waiting so long to find one but ended up with 3 pistols doing the same role. The P-01 and Walther PPQ won out. Sold the P-07 but saw one at BiMart the other day.

 

[arakboss]

I slightly miss my CZ P-07 after waiting so long to find one but ended up with 3 pistols doing the same role. The P-01 and Walther PPQ won out. Sold the P-07 but saw one at BiMart the other day.

Do you remember what the price was on the P-07?

 

[foxmeadow]

Ruger Blackhawk 7-1/2" in .30 Carbine
Ruger Single Six Convertible w/ 9" barrel
S&W 6906

 

[nwslopoke]

Do you remember what the price was on the P-07?

The price tag was covered by another gun. I was curious as well. They are a good pistol, just not different enough from what I already had.

 

[Kruel J]

I had a 10-22 in .22WMR. Only made for a couple years and more than likely would crack a receiver..........I shoulda kept it.

 

[Tlock]

I had a 10-22 in .22WMR. Only made for a couple years and more than likely would crack a receiver..........I shoulda kept it.

Ya me too....I have a friend that's been buying a few off of gun broker to add to his collection. They are not cheap these days!

 

[Kruel J]

Thread title is handgun, sorry guys.

 

[GrayGoose]

Thread title is handgun, sorry guys.

A title for a thread that was originally posted over a decade ago and just recently re-awakened from the dead. So, I think it's ok...
Besides all my handguns identify as body massagers now anyway.

 

[solv3nt]

Besides all my handguns identify as body massagers now anyway.

Ok, that's kind of creepy....

 

[Zingger]

The one I most regret is the stainless Ruger Bisley Vaquero in 44 mag. Old frame size, but it bit hard.... Never thought I would miss it, but for sentimental reasons I would love to have it around just to shoot 44 specials in. It was the first handgun I bought.

 

[greghaz]

My New Vaquero foolishly went bye bye in a trade several years ago.

I'd sure love a mulligan on that one.

 

[monkeybutler]

Sig P226. Dumb move.

 

[orygun]

Sig P226. Dumb move.

Several years ago I helped a high school friend sell her deceased husband's handguns. Among them was a 226. I'd like to have had a chance to shoot it. It was the only one I've handled and it seemed like a quality gun.

 

[Nosferatu]

None. All decisions were made to suit the need at the time.

Having a gun collection as an asset kept me from going homeless on at least one occasion.