What gun will you forever regret selling or letting go?

[Frontsight68]

Let me start.

It will be my first gun, a satin nickel Colt Government 45 cal series 70 with blued parts for contrast. It was even the cover of one gun magazine in the early 80's.

I had it from 1984 to 1993 when I could not say no to a person I was asking a favor from. The favor had a higher value than the pistol but I still regret letting go.

How about you guys and gals?

Frontsight

[Allegra]

Havent sold it yet , but I'm sure I'll regret it if I do
an ordinary CZ85 bigay ng cz/pb dionisio
I cant remember how many people na tumawad dun
Di ko alam kung anong magic meron sa kanya , hindi sumasala
akala ko tuloy magaling lang ako pero , yung baril pala yun
Still thinking about it
Mas mahilig ako sa pera keysa sa baril

[9mmPKR]

G17, G26, G36

[mitchshrader]

pre model 10 S&W , (M&P .38 special) .. my first one.

I was stupid and young is no excuse.

[saki1611]

Colt Officer '80, Stainless Steel - 1993
Sig Sauer P226 - 1998
STI Hi-Cap Cal. 45 with Barsto Bull Barrel, Long Dust - 2001
Norinco 1911 (i personally modified with premium parts) - 2007
:crying::crying::crying:

[CatsMeow]

I didn't miss the first two, .45 and .38 snubby, but the third, a special D series G19 sold by Final Option... I wonder where it is now...

[bikethief]

Wow I have a long list of those!

Here they are in order of merit:

1. Colt Gov't. 1911 - Got it bnew/unfired for the price of a Norinco. Sold it last year.

2. G19 - Carried it for 3 years. My first gun. Won my first IDPA medal with it. Sold it to get a G34.

3. G26 - sold it to a good friend who won't sell it back to me. Hindi pala good.

4. M4 - It was sucking up too much money. Wife threatened to shove it up my...

Other honorable mentions:

Ruger GP-100
NAA .22mag
Springfield 1911

[GMV]

i regret selling my paradord 14-45 pxt limited. i should have just changed the top end to .40 cal para may standard gun ako :crying:

[Young Once]

My 2nd Gen GLock 19. The saying that you don't know what you've lost until you lose it is true. I really regretted having sold that gun!!!!

[ahtsay]

STI Hi-Cap Cal. 45 with Barsto Bull Barrel, Long Dust - 2001
Norinco 1911 (i personally modified with premium parts) - 2007
:crying::[/QUOTE]

Saki you sold your STi? :shocked::shame: Sayang! :supergrin:

Pareho tayo GMV, I regret selling my ParaOrd P16-40. Sobrang mura ko nabenta, I should have just kept it :upeyes:

[saki1611]

STI Hi-Cap Cal. 45 with Barsto Bull Barrel, Long Dust - 2001
Norinco 1911 (i personally modified with premium parts) - 2007
:crying::

Saki you sold your STi? :shocked::shame: Sayang! :supergrin:

Pareho tayo GMV, I regret selling my ParaOrd P16-40. Sobrang mura ko nabenta, I should have just kept it :upeyes:[/QUOTE]

it was given by a japanese friend, the price then was 125k, sold it only for 95k when i needed money. it's full STI 2011 model, di pa ata uso fake noon, bought it at Casa Armas (Twin Pines).

[cuemily]

Mosberg 410 one of these days I will get it back. It is still in the family and the only gun I have ever sold.

[antediluvianist]

None.

Guns are like candy bars - wonderful when you are with one, but there are many other really good ones so try as many as you can.

[chilipowder]

H&K USP 9 compact...my very first...1998...IIRC, pre Erap election gun ban pa yun...gave the shop lots of excuses for the delay hehehe...almost thought i wont be getting it...let go in 2000 i think...

[firechief]

HK USP 40 cal. 2toned dis month lang i need money. =(

[cznayr]

cz75b .40 caliber...

sana ginawa ko na lang pang display..

[colt4ever]

My all original, very good condition, original finish ( parkerized na medyo green pa) Remington- Rand 1911a1 which was given to me by my father (as pamana, heirloom quality talaga!) good, very visible markings on the slide and frame.good barrel condition. I sold it , kasi its "very old" and i wanted a "modern" one. I deeply regret the day that i sold it...

[boonyrat]

mine would be a old model 70 winchester carbine .270,a buddy of mine owned it for along time and i always wanted it,then all at once he wanted my high dollar knight muzzleloader...we traded!i used it for awhile and then the 300 rum came onto the scene and i used the 270 for trade purposes...later that year my friend died with a brain tumor:dunno:

[ppts799]

i miss my G19!!!!!

[Kaiser Soze]

i miss my G19!!!!!

My first gun was a G19 with OD frame...I sold it to buy something else, that I didn't even keep. :faint: Also had sentimental value because it was given to me by my dad.

[BrassKnuckle]

I kinda regret the day I sold an LC Smith side x side 12ga shotgun. It wasn't so bad as I got it for a song and had no sentimental value whatsoever. The buyer was paying a hefty premium so my head prevailed over my heart.

[CatsMeow]

Aha, there are five (5) of us here on this thread who let go of their G19s!:supergrin:

[Clusterbomb]

My two Smiths: my M-66 snubbie and my M-915 pistol. In both cases, dala ng children-related na pangangailangan.

[mmcbeat]

S&w 696.

[darth board]

my para ordnance p16.40 with caspian slide and bar-sto barrel.

[jasonub]

anschutz supermatch 22 with a 10-40x50 scope. still regret it sold it back 90's pa

ruger 22/45 with supressor and red dot scope. though i bought another one today it has a stupid magazine safety.

i will never sell my infinity 40 pistol though. too many championship trophies won and continue to win by that sucker.

[mxitman]

It wasn't my personal gun but the family's. My mothers side of the family had a original Thompson "Tommy Gun" with violin case and everything including multiple 100 round drums and original bill of sale from 20 or 30's not really sure now.

I was able to borrow it one year for Halloween when I was 12 or 13. I even have photos of me somewhere with it dressed as a gangster from that era. When my Grandmother passed away about 7 years ago her 4 boys couldn't come to grips with who should have it and sold it for just $12,000.

Here in Washington you can't even own a Full-Auto unless it had been grandfathered as that one had, the worst part for me was that I never got to shoot it and would have loved to keep it in the family.:crying:

[bsa]

It wasn't my personal gun but the family's. My mothers side of the family had a original Thompson "Tommy Gun" with violin case and everything including multiple 100 round drums and original bill of sale from 20 or 30's not really sure now.

I was able to borrow it one year for Halloween when I was 12 or 13. I even have photos of me somewhere with it dressed as a gangster from that era. When my Grandmother passed away about 7 years ago her 4 boys couldn't come to grips with who should have it and sold it for just $12,000.

Here in Washington you can't even own a Full-Auto unless it had been grandfathered as that one had, the worst part for me was that I never got to shoot it and would have loved to keep it in the family.:crying:



i hav one original Thompson 1928 "Tommy Gun" with violin case and everything including multiple 100 round drums and 6 20 rds mag with pouch and belt from world war II..

[saki1611]

i hav one original Thompson 1928 "Tommy Gun" with violin case and everything including multiple 100 round drums and 6 20 rds mag with pouch and belt from world war II..

wow!:wow:

[3kings]

hmmm. id like to share. but i cant recall if i did regret selling or letting go. if i did that it must have a valid reason - sometimes to upgrade, sometimes to downgrade, sometimes to change hobby, sometimes to return to the hobby, sometimes when there is money sometimes when there is none.

gulo noh?

[Coogan]

See my signature......

My first Glock - long gone, but still looking!

[colt4ever]

hmmm. id like to share. but i cant recall if i did regret selling or letting go. if i did that it must have a valid reason - sometimes to upgrade, sometimes to downgrade, sometimes to change hobby, sometimes to return to the hobby, sometimes when there is money sometimes when there is none.

gulo noh?

i agree sir. strongly agree on your point.

[dnotrex]

i always regret selling my guns but the need to sell surpasses the desire to keep.

[MERCMADE]

I will forever regret selling my .22 beretta pistol(it had 1956 stampings), it was a hand me down from my dad, it had to go due to stupid immigration issues.it was a tough little solid gun, that was ultrareliable and was in such good orig state.

[Kaiser Soze]

I will forever regret selling my .22 beretta pistol(it had 1956 stampings), it was a hand me down from my dad, it had to go due to stupid immigration issues.it was a tough little solid gun, that was ultrareliable and was in such good orig state.

My dad has the same gun, and it has NEVER had a failure to fire or to eject...unlike his Walther P22...but that's a story for another time.:supergrin:

[jimbullet]

I like my 1911 GoldCup. While its a single stacker, it was very reliable and accurate. My dream is an HK MP5.

[batangueno]

Colt Python :(

[i_am_infinity]

my springfield 90's loaded...best 45 i ever shot, balance and all...hay...

[HEAVY]

kahr k9 stainless :crying:

para p12 custom :crying:

[isuzu]

My Browning HP MKIII over the Glocks. My brother even brought me Hogue grips and Wolff Springs for it.

[Aquanewt]

I sold a Colt .45 Kit Gun finished by a Florida gunsmith named Giles. These guns were sold to smiths to be final fitted and were as accurate as all get out.I kick myself on a regular basis. I might be able to get it back at a much inflated price, but I'll chalk it up to the price of doing business

[chowchow]

My Colt series 80, customized.

[Poodle]

Aha, there are five (5) of us here on this thread who let go of their G19s!:supergrin:

Oo nga. Will never let go of the G19. Puede pang-carry, puede din panglaro.