guns you wish you didn't sell

[kbcobra26]

Just my ole' Long Tom 12ga..

I was pissed once I found out that it had an iron barrel and could not handle the pressures of modern loads, so I sold it on that impulse..

*SIGH*

Now I wish I would have kept her and made some black powder loads with paper shells to shoot out of it... R.I.P

[Mity2]

My very first rifle - Chinese Type 56, and my very first pistol - PA63.

owned many nicer weapon since then, but none replaces first firearm

[jerkin]

I don't regret selling any of my firearms because I've never sold one. I've been through some tough times in my younger years but always found a way to get by without resorting to that.

I have a Winchester model 94 that was my grandfathers. Hopefully my boy will enjoy hunting as much as I do and I will hand it off to him then. That will be the first gun I've ever gotten rid of.

[MRMATT]

My Action Arms mini-uzi. It was my first firearm.

[Toxicodendron11]

My 12 SKS's that I sold to fund my Class 3 disease. I feel sad sometimes until I break out my Class 3 stuff. The only SKS I kept was a 69 Albainian.

[WVBob]

Of the swaps, trades and ones I sold, I wish I had not sold;

S&W Model 19 6 inch
Ruger Single Six .22/.22MAG
S&W Model 686 8 3/8 inch
S&W Breaktop .32 4 inch

While the trades and sales were nice, I'ed like to have them back.

[ar15jules]

Ruger P94 (it was my first pistol)
3 or 4 Glock 27s
Ruger GP100 (I won it )
Ruger SP101
Ruger Mini -14
Vector AK clone
Colt HBar
Sig 232
M1 Carbine

I guess I will stop there. It is making me sick. Seriously though, of all of those, I miss the high gloss SP101 and Vector the most.
Jules

[capitolcop]

Winchester 95/30 government
Winchester 95/30-40Krag
Winchester 94SRC from the twenties marked Newark PD
LC Smith shotguns
Sterling Worth Fox Shotguns
AH Fox Shotguns
Every caliber Golden Eagle Rifle

[Cherokee60]

Hmmm...my first was an H&R single shot 12 gauge...shot a lot of rabbits and pheasants with that "gun". Actually, my mom sold it while I was in the service. Big surprise upon coming home.

The other was a five-shot .38 S&W. Old, crappy, but mine.

No more sales...ever! (Probably.)

[JLR666]

I sold a milled Mak-90 when I was 18 to buy tires. Should have just run bald tires a few more months. The gun was new when I bought it and was the smoothest ak I've ever owned.