What's Your Biggest Gun Selling Regret?

[ZeroFoxGiven]

Selling a HK P7M8 for $1200. I miss it due to it being unique

Sold mine like 20 years ago. Probably the most accurate pistol I ever shot.

Got rid of it do to its fixed barrel, all steel design would heat up to fast to really enjoy a day of training/ casual shooting.

 

[Gerry]

Sold my berretta 92 back when they were under $500!

 

[CWINSD]

This list is too long for me to remember everything, but here are the ones that come to recent memory

1. Springfield TRP half rail and a full rail one
2. HK USP 9
3. P226 made in Germany

 

[joefrank64k]

No regerts (sorry for the old meme reference, haha!!)

All guns are tools to me. Super-cool and useful, but just tools. I've bought/sold all kinds of items over the years, including guns from my dad, uncle, and best friend.

And, like a poster said above, I'm ready to start downsizing to a few choice pieces. Quality over quantity...or something like that, haha!!

 

[Juice]

PTR 91. Got all three when they were a lot cheaper than they are nowadays.

how much were Ptr's back when you had one?

 

[mrvash]

how much were Ptr's back when you had one?

Paid $800 before taxes and fees

 

[Nascarchampion88]

1006 Smith and Wesson

 

[smokeyfs]

Fully built out and converted Saige with all Zenitco rails and muzzle brake. The zentico had the akoperators union badging in it as well.

 

[compulsivegungrabber]

Tokerev SVT40. I think I paid $299 for it at Turners way back. Sold it to a friend who moved out of state.

 

[DIYPSCM]

TC 14" Contender pistol in .223 with 2X LER scope. Sold it because I needed $$ to buy a comp pellet rifle.

 

[Tere_Hanges]

I sold an LE trade in USP 45 to a friend to buy an HK45. Wish I had kept it and just bought the HK45.

 

[Jose0424]

My FN Scar 17s with the NRCH

 

[Plenty_Pack_556]

Hi-Point C9 for $100.

Now I will never find this legendary pistol at similar price ever again.

 

[hapevo]

HK 41, HK 43, P7M8, P7M13, P7K3........ I could keep going, lol

 

[Nautworthy]

I sold off a Winchester’94 (post-64) about 40 years ago that I probably should have kept but otherwise, I don’t have any huge regrets. I’ve kept most of what I’ve purchased over the years and only sold off a few that I didn’t have a connection to and we’re just taking up space. I should probably liquidate some of my collection again but I’m not sure if I can.

 

[SDDAVE56]

For me,,,sold my S&W Mod 13-3, purchased new, sold it a year later to fund something else. Sold my SIG P220, purchased new, sold it to fund a S&W 340PD.

 

[ikeo1]

Selling my SP01 when I got it for $600. Svetlana was a beauty.

 

[Eatdirt]

Not really firearm, But close enough
Years back I had a Movie Prop M-1 Thompson
Had ribbed barrel , Cutts compensator. G I sling and wood ....
All the actions worked , Had 10 ' bullets ' that could be loaded with a blank load
The thing was a Beast
Made me feel like Sgt. Saunders !!!
I would bring it out to show a shooting friend and instantly get a O.M. G.

But , I thought all I can do is show it ,,,,Can't shoot it
So I put it up for sale on Gunboards ,,,Had a guy instantly want it
He was a W.W. II re-enactor ,,,Had a mount for it on his Half-track

At least it went to a good home .......

 

[socalgunowner909]

I think i have only sold 3 guns over my collecting years. Sig mosquito, k22 smith, and coonan 357. I dont miss any of them. The coonan was cool but not a great shooter in my opinion and sold it for top $$$ so i was happy to see it go.

 

[Mkfrisco]

My first handgun which was a HK USP Expert 45 and later a USP 9, ‘94 date code for a gen4 Glock 17… it seemed like a good deal at the time but man I messed up.