Guns you’ve sold
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Lonesome Dove
A man of vision but with no mission.
Just one out of
about 70.
Buy sell trade until you get what you like.
The devil makes me do it.
about 70.
Buy sell trade until you get what you like.
The devil makes me do it.
This is why I bought a much bigger safe this time.
Which gun('s) do you wish you had back?
8" Colt Python 3" S&W Model 65 6" S&W Model 25 Springfield XD-45
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
That can be a down side to buying more.This is why I bought a much bigger safe this time.
PinnedandRecessed
Allegedly
If I'm selling, it's because I'm bored with it, have multiples, or just want something else. There are guns that I will never sell that my wife will have to decide what to do with after I am gone....and yes, she knows what they are worth 
. There are also guns in the collection that are expendable. With that said, there is one gun I wouldn't mind having back for sentimental reasons....a S&W 629 I sold to a friend. It was not a sentimental piece at the time but looking back at what I associate with it, where I got it, and everything going on at the time, it has become one. I am first on the list if my friend wants to sell but it is one of his favorites so I am not holding my breath. I am glad he gets good use out of it and that eases the pain.
. There are also guns in the collection that are expendable. With that said, there is one gun I wouldn't mind having back for sentimental reasons....a S&W 629 I sold to a friend. It was not a sentimental piece at the time but looking back at what I associate with it, where I got it, and everything going on at the time, it has become one. I am first on the list if my friend wants to sell but it is one of his favorites so I am not holding my breath. I am glad he gets good use out of it and that eases the pain.
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
There was a time many years ago, I did lots of buying and trading of guns. A lot of it hinged on ammo costs. I had reloading equipment, but with work and family, there just was never any time left over for reloading, so they stayed packed away for years. I was relegated to buying factory ammo, and more than a few were very expensive to shoot if using nothing but factory ammo. So I'd enjoy one for a while, then trade it or sell it for another something that caught my interest. Rinse and repeat over and over!
That pretty much ended fro the most part once we got settled here at our new house, and having a place and more time to devote to reloading.
Honestly, there are many I would dearly love to have back now since I could reload for them and not be stuck with nothing but factory loaded ammo.
That pretty much ended fro the most part once we got settled here at our new house, and having a place and more time to devote to reloading.
Honestly, there are many I would dearly love to have back now since I could reload for them and not be stuck with nothing but factory loaded ammo.
