[Terry]

Mine was a FOX 12 ga. SxS. I was fresh out of college 1971. My dad had bought the shotgun for me when i was 14 years old. I wanted to get some parts for my 1957 chevy. I sold it for 150.00. After it was to late. I found out it was NOT a fox savage shotgun. It was a true FOX shotgun. Today it would be worth mega bucks. Young and stupid but that is not what my dad called me when he found out.

 

[opaww]

All of the one I have sold over the years

 

[shaner]

bout 99% myself, cant even start nameing them,

 

[dondavis3]

I can relate to "young & stupid"

I did the same thing with many guns - need the money to do ??? something ???

Did the same thing with 7 different corvettes .. young & dumb - ha

Bad bad decisions.

AAAHHH but life was & is fun

 

[Shooter]

I gave my Ruger Mark 1 to my dad not to long ago. He really wanted it and kept pressing me so I gave in and just gave it to him.

Now I want it back. I liked it a lot, but he did too and offered me a deal on an old 1911 he's supposed to be buying from a friend of his.

 

[shaner]

I can relate to "young & stupid"

I did the same thing with many guns - need the money to do ??? something ???

Did the same thing with 7 different corvettes .. young & dumb - ha

Bad bad decisions.

AAAHHH but life was & is fun

can anyone tell me when young and stupid becomes old and stupid??? hahahhaahaahh

 

[Teddybear]

44 Automag

 

[Terry]

44 Automag[/QUOTE

i take it u are a traveling man too.

 

[rsfrid]

Colt Woodsman and a Remington 700 ADL.

 

[Shooter]

Seems like we all are full of regrets when it comes to our firearms sales!

 

[havasu]

I only sold one gun, and it was only because the fellow officer wanted to buy it back from me. it was a .44 cal Ruger Super Blackhawk. That gun was impressive!

 

[TALON]

H&K 91 back in 1980!

 

[Pancho_Villa]

Well, I trade at the gunshows alot. So, it's not just a matter of stupidity. It's a stupid habit I have had for @ 36 years. Some of the ones I really regret are here. Others are just part of he game.

Stainless Ruger BlkHK .357

Norinco AK-47, underfolder in .223 cal

1876 Colt Single Action Army .45

Semi Auto Tommy Gun

H&K 91 .308

After loosing my job in 05.

Smith & Wessons- Models-10, 15, 17, 19, 36, 37, 28 revolvers and autos an oridinal 59 and a Target Master Mod 52 in .38 spl. Hollow Base wadcutter only.(that 52 really hurt, but I got what it was worth)

 

[Coyotenator]

Colt Python.I regretted it almost immediately and more since the prices have sky rocketed.

 

[JohnnyB]

I didn't sell them but my ex wife sold 8 Ruger #1s in various calibers from 357 mag - 458 Winchester Mag. I had some really rare ones. These I bought while in the Marines at Camp Lejune back in 1972. They were $200.00 each at the PX.

Me, I sold a 444 Marlin when my oldest daughter was born. She decided to make an appearance 3 months early and I needed money.

 

[Jeff56]

The only firearm I regret selling in my life was a Norinco TT-33 which is a knock off of a Tokarev of course. I had bought a Sig and was carrying it all the time instead of my 33 (which I carried in the car for years - CCW was a pipe dream in those days). I couldn't find ammo for it. I hadn't seen any in over a year. I had some stockpiled but not enough so I sold it and then of course ammo started popping up everywhere. I really liked that gun too. Too bad someone doesn't develop a JHP for it but I guess there just aren't enough of them to make it worthwhile.

 

[Shooter]

I only sold one gun, and it was only because the fellow officer wanted to buy it back from me. it was a .44 cal Ruger Super Blackhawk. That gun was impressive!

I love the gun. I very much like the .44.

 

[yogiboobooranger]

I have sold or traded many guns that I wish I still had, for one reason or another but..the gun I once had and sold that hurt the most was my Ruger Blackhawk three screw .41 mag. It had not been converted, was absolutely mint, had the 4 5/8 inch barrel and was my very first Ruger Blackhawk. I have since gotten another 3 screw, same model gun but it has been converted..not by me but by previous owner. Just ain't the same as the original but will keep this one for sure.