What gun do you regret selling?

[Wind Gypsy]

Never sold one i regretted. Buying them in the first place on the other hand..

 

[TripleDeuce]

Sold plenty without regret. Have bought a few more than once, however. Only one I wish I had back but don’t is a Ruger M77 stainless in 7mm-08 with a laminate thumbhole stock (Boyd’s most likely). That one was a double threat, beautiful and accurate. Luckily I’ve smartened up.

 

[Unfazed]

Regret selling my tikka 7mm-08, such a great shooter out of the box with no recoil

 

[220yotekiller]

Wait….
You guys sell guns????
I thought the object of the game was to get as many as possible

He who has the most toys when he dies wins?

 

[220yotekiller]

Oh the pain!!!! There is two, the first was a Ruger #1 chambered in 7x57, I sold it so I could buy a Weatherby vanguard in 257 Wetherby, I sold that one off to but no guilt there. The second was a Winchester 95 chambered in 30-06. The Winchester wound up with a hunt talker, I just don't remember who.

 

[Hem]

He who has the most toys when he dies wins?

Yeah, no.
You are dead, it doesn't matter.
He who lives the longest, without being spoon fed, and dies a swift natural death wins in the end.
My wife wouldn't have a clue what to do with all my chit anyway.

 

[Nick87]

He who lives the longest, without being spoon fed, and dies a swift natural death wins in the end.

Ain't that the truth.

 

[220yotekiller]

Yeah, no.
You are dead, it doesn't matter.
He who lives the longest, without being spoon fed, and dies a swift natural death wins in the end.
My wife wouldn't have a clue what to do with all my chit anyway.

Hahahahaha

 

[Hams42]

Oh the pain!!!! There is two, the first was a Ruger #1 chambered in 7x57, I sold it so I could buy a Weatherby vanguard in 257 Wetherby, I sold that one off to but no guilt there. The second was a Winchester 95 chambered in 30-06. The Winchester wound up with a hunt talker, I just don't remember who.

That Ruger #1 is on my dream list.

 

[Redmt]

A buddy sold me a pre-64 model 94 30-30 for $50.00 in the early 70's. I didn't care much for the recoil kick so stuck it in a closet. A few years later another buddy was looking for a deer rifle so I sold it to him for $50.00. Hindsight sucks.

 

[Doublecluck]

I sold a youth 7-08 rem 700 that to a member on here and I would love to get it back. Was a great little tack driver. Also my daughter shot her moose w it.

 

[georgel]

Mine was a Savage 99 in .300 Savage that I picked up cheap at a pawn shop, and I let it go during a move because I figured I'd find another one easy.

 

[Salmonchaser]

I've lost a couple I regret. But not nearly as bad as my 1967 Camaro 327 with a 4 speed. I'd trade all my guns to get that car back. mtmuley

1969 Mach 1; 351 Cleveland Block, Holley carbs, bored and stroked, Hurst linkage, Crager mags with g70s.
I started my gun trading career swapping two Winchester 21s for two Remington 1100s; a 20 and a 12 and I had to throw in a little cash. I’m a hell of a gun dealer and regret every one I’ve ever sold but I keep trying.

 

[Hams42]

Mine was a Savage 99 in .300 Savage that I picked up cheap at a pawn shop, and I let it go during a move because I figured I'd find another one easy.

My uncle bought one for his ex wife. When they split she pawned it. My uncle rushed over to buy it once he heard but someone had already snagged it.

 

[noharleyyet]

Oh the pain!!!! There is two, the first was a Ruger #1 chambered in 7x57, I sold it so I could buy a Weatherby vanguard in 257 Wetherby, I sold that one off to but no guilt there. The second was a Winchester 95 chambered in 30-06. The Winchester wound up with a hunt talker, I just don't remember who.

 

[smw110136]

Yeah, no.
You are dead, it doesn't matter.
He who lives the longest, without being spoon fed, and dies a swift natural death wins in the end.
My wife wouldn't have a clue what to do with all my chit anyway.

Our personal financial statement has categories that are purposley consolidated and intentionally ambiguous. The numbers are accurate, so I don't feel guilty about it.

Firearms/Optics
Hunting Gear/Taxidermy
Fishing Gear
Camping Gear

As I approach continue to approach death, I plan to become more accurate with itemizing. For now, the insurance agent is the only one who knows the truth on a policy rider.

 

[noharleyyet]

Yeah, no.
You are dead, it doesn't matter.
He who lives the longest, without being spoon fed, and dies a swift natural death wins in the end.
My wife wouldn't have a clue what to do with all my chit anyway.

-Hem
-Ernest

 

[wvhunter304]

11-87 SP turkey in mossy oak green leaf in late 90s.