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What's Your Biggest Gun Selling Regret?

Royalewthcheese said:
$600 was definitely fair at the time. Just lucked out because a week later they were going for $1k-1.2k (which, as much as I love my P01, I know is too much for the gun). I've had my eye on the vp9 match lately, but no one can keep them in stock!
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I passed up a range rental P01 for $450 a couple years ago. It was tempting but even at that price I'd rather buy multiples of a different gun. Among compact alloy framed handguns, I prefer the P229.
 
My biggest regret is selling my HK USP 45. Always on the lookout for another.
 
Years ago, I sold an FNP9 for $400, then I bought it back a year later for $350 :D I have over 2,500 rounds through it now.
 
miss my 1022

Turdners has the stainless w/wood stock for $329 rn I might have to go stand in line for 5 hours to buy one lol
 
Contradictory to what I said earlier, I'm actually offloading a few handguns this year. Who wants a Ruger 5.7 + RDS package? Such a fun gun -got y'all's attention so figured I'd take the shot.

Keep your eyes peeled for my posts. Other guns are like new roster guns, going for good prices bc my time is worth more than making an extra 100 bucks; some other handguns will be off roster but haven't decided which yet

Also, why is the USP 45 more prized than the 9? Or are they not and equally desirable? I seem to get from my readings that the 45 is more collectible? Maybe I misunderstood?
 
bigRich22 said:
Contradictory to what I said earlier, I'm actually offloading a few handguns this year. Who wants a Ruger 5.7 + RDS package? Such a fun gun -got y'all's attention so figured I'd take the shot.

Keep your eyes peeled for my posts. Other guns are like new roster guns, going for good prices bc my time is worth more than making an extra 100 bucks; some other handguns will be off roster but haven't decided which yet

Also, why is the USP 45 more prized than the 9? Or are they not and equally desirable? I seem to get from my readings that the 45 is more collectible? Maybe I misunderstood?
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It might be popular because of the cartridge. Not every gun design is available in a .45 model. And the USP45 is a great shooting gun in .45.
 
My CZ 97BD with all CGW mods you could order. I got a good price $2k but I regret it because I have seen another one since I sold it.
 
UPSMike said:
My CZ 97BD with all CGW mods you could order. I got a good price $2k but I regret it because I have seen another one since I sold it.
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There's one for sale down in San Diego at Fine Firearms for about $1400 currently
 
Izhmash Saiga 7.62x39. It was a few days before Obozo put a ban on Russian arm imports. Got it from $450 and sold it for $550.
 
I don't like selling guns in general but I've been down sizing moving dupes and mix masters. I still didn't like moving 2 Alby SKSs, a Romy SKS and an 8mm FN49, but they went to good homes. PAX
 
None. Every gun I've sold were something I haven't shot in many years and don't care for it and just idling in the safe.
 
I sold my 1990's Browning BDM to Calgunner.

No regrets, it was a rattle gun. I prefer tighter CNC made guns.
 
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