Handguns in your collection that you would never sell 🤙🏽

[sonofeugene]

Nope.

 

[Yourmomlovesmypew]

With the bills that are being passed or possibly being passed, I'm not selling anything from here on out.

 

[Knappsak08]

My 1945 Ithaca 1911A1. Was sent to an Army base here in Benicia CA after it was manufactured.

 

[Wolkenflieger]

Things get bad enough, catastrophic health or financial wipeout, and you will sell anything.

The working assumption is nominal conditions. People will sell anything if they're desperate enough.

 

[Robdog1]

Smith Model 29 and my stamped Hi Power.

 

[Warpspeed]

A pair of Colt Ser70 Gold Cups & a pair of S&W M19 4" revolvers ; Gifts from my father. One set was his & the other mine.

 

[Tere_Hanges]

Things get bad enough, catastrophic health or financial wipeout, and you will sell anything.

True, never say never. But I think we all know what OP means.

 

[Tere_Hanges]

My 1945 Ithaca 1911A1. Was sent to an Army base here in Benicia CA after it was manufactured.

sick! as in very cool!

 

[Brandon Breeze]

At this point, I'm going to do my best to keep them all, I suggest everyone else do the same. I once sold a handgun for $300 that brings nearly 10x that now (Colt MKIV Govt .380)

 

[Enthused]

With the bills that are being passed or possibly being passed, I'm not selling anything from here on out.

Instead of typing out my whole collection of handguns, this is a much easier way to answer the question.

 

[BigBossman]

The first 1911 I ever bought in early 1990, a Springfield
my grandfather's top break 32 Smith & Wesson short revolver, Circa 1890s
The first revolver I ever bought, a Smith & Wesson Model 66 that was a Livermore PD trade in

 

[raellic]

I am fortunate to have three matching Springfield 1911 TRP Operators with the full rail-- one for me (my favorite CCW gun), and two for my kids' 21st birthdays. My daughter is turning out to be left-handed, so I need to figure out a left-handed magazine release, but I was able to find a few options in a quick online search.

 

[c93619]

HK P2000 was the worst gun I had and I sold it quickly after just owning it for a year. The DA trigger is terrible, slide top heavy. Very disappointing.

You could've just changed the hammer spring its a night and day difference.

 

[21SF 2.0]

Things get bad enough, catastrophic health or financial wipeout, and you will sell anything.

Even ass, if anyone is buying

 

[tacticalb]

Will never sell ever unless life comes up

Glock 41 (45 acp)
Glock 21 (45 acp)
CZ 97 B (45 acp)
Walther PPQ (45 acp)
Beretta PX4 Storm SD (45 acp)
FN FNX (45 acp)
WW1 and WW2 1911s (45 acp)

 

[p--and--p]

since microstamping is coming back and a permit to buy etc... I think I might not sell anything anymore as well. Certainly none of these

 

[sandsnow]

Ruger Mk1 I bought new for $58
My dad's 1911A1 he carried in WW2

 

[ikeo1]

since microstamping is coming back and a permit to buy etc... I think I might not sell anything anymore as well. Certainly none of these

That’s a very nice set

 

[Jimi Jah]

I will sell all of them when I get very old. I don't have kids so I will cash them out.

 

[ar15robert]

My colt 1991a1 bought it new in 97.it shows wear as it was my main handgun for 20 years and the only one.

Have a couple caniks a glock 20 and a heritage 22.those i dont care if i sold all great guns but i can sell and buy others if needed.