The one gun you wish you still had

[Jdcujo]

To make you feel better:
I bought a P7M13 ( around the same time as the Carbine ) for 2K, sold it 3 months later for $2600 and this month same gun sold for $3800.
So I guess i regret the timing of that "sold but wish I still had". .

Mine wasnt even due to the cash of how much it would have sold for later. Honestly it was a fun gun overall. It wouldnt choke no matter how cheap the ammo was.

 

[Cawiggg5]

My custom build grey ar I sold it and build a really ugly red ar. I looked better in my mind but the grey one was a thing of beauty.

 

[Danwin22]

Winchester 9422 XTR

 

[tractorboy54]

Marlin 336C 30-30 purchased new in 1984 from Penney's Hardware on Pace.

 

[doc.holliday]

Browning Hi-Power made in Belgium, 1st auto LEO carry gun.
HK P7M8 Chantilly import, mint condition paid 900, sold for 1200, to keep the lights on.
Smith and Wesson model 14 with 6 inch Barrel literally a tack driver.

Have a good one
Ray

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[Papa]

2 of them both Rugers SP101 38 spl, and Blackhawk .41 Mag.

 

[nobucks]

Dang, where do I start? Too many have gone the wayside through the years, raising six young'ns. There's two I'd like to have back:
Smith& Wesson M57 stainless 8 3/8 in presentation case, bought in 1976 and Dan Wesson Pistol Pack bought in 1974!

 

[GrouperTrooper]

Colt Python, 6” barrel, blue finish. Sold it to my zone partner for $200.00. I was carrying a 4” Python, blue finish and thought why keep both. Yeah, I’m kicking myself now

 

[Molon Labe]

Two more, a Weimar Era Luger, which I sold, and, an 1881 Marlin 45-70 with some fire damage. I left it in Daytona with a gunsmith to restore. I moved, he passed away and the rifle did too. Darn.

 

[Bearkat]

My Remington 20ga single shot. It was my first real gun and it was stolen out of our house when I was a kid.

 

[Vp1979]

The one you sold not do to hard times but sold and now wish you had back mine is the ruger sr 40

Man my .410 Mosin-Nagant and a colt 22 deringer. My .270 Winchester.

 

[Josh03]

Springfield 1911 champion loaded L/W in OD GREEN.(((

 

[Fear21]

I have two, my 03A3 and K98k. Had bills to pay. With the prices they're fetching now, I doubt I'll be replacing them any time soon.

 

[Ricochet]

Browning Hi-Power made in Belgium, 1st auto LEO carry gun.
HK P7M8 Chantilly import, mint condition paid 900, sold for 1200, to keep the lights on.
Smith and Wesson model 14 with 6 inch Barrel literally a tack driver.

Have a good one
Ray

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My husband did the same with his P7M8. Was a Chantilly model also. Same price as you so must have around the same time.
They cost of them now is just ridiculous.
I still hope to have one but to shoot not to collect but I would only be willing to pay $1000 so it is not going to happen, ha!

 

[RidgeRunner]

"The one gun I wish I still had?" hummm ... I am old enough to have bought most of them back by now. (usually at a premium. lol)
But the first real target rifle I had will be very hard to replace. It was 1972ish and my gun happy uncle traded me a Winchester model 70 chambered in .225win and came with a 26" bull barrel, a thumbhole stock , i cant remember what scope I had on it but it was at least x20 and that baby could stretch out a shot. I actually shot it aprox 1 mile and watched the ice splatter around a target on a frozen lake. (winter in Maine shooting from a roof top) It was said to be a mile walk through the woods so the shot was a loooong way. But alas... I was a 17 year old and saw something shinny to trade it for and poof it was gone never to be seen again. I have seen lots of bullets through the years of trading and swapping and can't recall ever finding any .225win around these parts.

 

[OldMan]

308 SAVAGE HOGHUNTER... Didn't like the No detachable magazine but FINE GUN.. Might have to get the newer one with a detachable mag...be my 3rd
Stainless smithNwesson 687.357
45 steel baby eagle