What Gun Will You Never Sell
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IF you ever DO sell that 29-2, you need to let me know! lol
Mine would be my first Glock, AR and rifle ever.
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I shot that long barrel 29 back in the day...nice!
Right now I'd have to say I'd like to hold on to my Springfield Omega in 10mm.
Six inch ported barrel with Caspian frame.
Tomorrow, the answer may be different.
Right now I'd have to say I'd like to hold on to my Springfield Omega in 10mm.
Six inch ported barrel with Caspian frame.
Tomorrow, the answer may be different.
Everything I own has a price. Some are more ridiculous than others.
Probably my gen 4 19. I have something like 8-10 thousand rounds through it. But mostly because I ruined it in every way imaginable lol. Stippled, frame cut, finger grooves removed, trigger guard cut, slide cut for the RMR etc. Looks like complete dick and no one would ever want it lol. But man I sure do love it and love shooting it. I shoot it faster and better than any other gun I've had. All pistol and rifle courses I have taken have been with it too.
I second NWS here. There are a few that I would be hard-pressed to sell though:
- My built 10/22
- Built Ruger Mark III
- CZ P07, with work of course
- Noreen BN-36
- My built 10/22
- Built Ruger Mark III
- CZ P07, with work of course
- Noreen BN-36
These two.
I got both at around 8 years old, and both have been carried for hundreds if not thousands of miles on the prairie and Little Blue River valley.
I got both at around 8 years old, and both have been carried for hundreds if not thousands of miles on the prairie and Little Blue River valley.
Ill never sell my inherited firearms, and Id be real hard pressed to part with my Storm Lake 1911. Its too much of an oddball to replace
I inherited a bunch from my step dad when he passed on 2003. I said I would never part with them. Today I only have 1 left.
Eventually I just couldn't justify having them taking up room in the safe when in truth I never shot any of them.
I suspect I will eventually sell most of my dad's guns after he passes and about a decade has gone by.
My dad bought me one of these before I was born. It's untouchable because they stopped making them about that same time.
My grandpa's '94 Winchester. Chambered in .38-55 and made in 1910. My grandpa, my uncle and my dad all used it for hunting deer for years. It's got a good bit of "character" on it, and a really nice patina. It was a custom order gun with a button magazine and a half octagon barrel.
It's the one on top...
And my early series 2 Kimber TLE II. First 1911 I ever bought. It has well over 10,000 rounds through it and runs like a top. I can count how many malfunctions it has had on one hand, and most of them were magazine related (old 10 rd CMC 10 round range mags). Gave it to my dad a few years ago after he shot it and fell in love with it. He carries it daily now. It will be mine again one day, but I'm in no rush for that day. I still shoot it when we go to the range and I still hate seeing it go back in his holster and not my range bag, but I know how much he loves it so it makes it a little easier.
The one on the top left...
It's the one on top...
And my early series 2 Kimber TLE II. First 1911 I ever bought. It has well over 10,000 rounds through it and runs like a top. I can count how many malfunctions it has had on one hand, and most of them were magazine related (old 10 rd CMC 10 round range mags). Gave it to my dad a few years ago after he shot it and fell in love with it. He carries it daily now. It will be mine again one day, but I'm in no rush for that day. I still shoot it when we go to the range and I still hate seeing it go back in his holster and not my range bag, but I know how much he loves it so it makes it a little easier.
The one on the top left...
The one I would never get rid of does not even fire. My grandfather aquired this from ww2.
I have never seen a Storm Lake 1911. You got any pics? I tried to Google search but only came up with results for barrels.