What Gun(s) do you regret getting rid of the most?

My dad gave me a Ruger P90 as my first gun. I don't remember why I sold it but I can't say I miss it. Years later he bought me a P97 that I still have. That was my truck gun for a long time. It's been replaced with a Glock 45 (9mm because Glock numbering is stupid) because 17 rounds instead of 8 rounds.

 

I regret selling my first revolver an SW 686 Stainless steel 4" .357 mag revolver.

 

A 6" Ruger Security Six and a Colt Government model. I have since gotten another Security Six with a 4" barrel, but that 6" barrel balanced very nicely.

 

Only gun I ever got rid of was a CZ83 in 380. I bought it new in 1994. Showed my carry permit, completed the transaction, grabbed it to walk out to my truck, when my phone rang…wife was in the hospital due to the miscarriage of our son. A week later I took it back to the LGS and traded it for a high quality rifle scope for my CZ527. Too many memories attached to that one…no regrets…never looked back.

 

My wife and I went through a miscarriage before our son was born, that was tough.

When I found out my wife was pregnant with our daughter, my son and I were in a gun store

 

Every one I have ever gotten rid of, rarely any that I’m glad to be rid of.

But the one, that will be on the wishful thinking list forever, was a beretta cheetah, new in box from a collectors wife after he passed, she sold them all to get rid of them, was just something about it, but I got nearly double what I had in at the gun show, so…

 

I regret selling my WW2 Browning hi power

 

I have the 1894 Marlin in .357 magnum. It is my favorite.

I miss the most a Marlin 39A lever action 22 golden trigger.

I don't really miss any other gun I have sold.

I saw a 39A but he wanted 1100 cash. Didn't have it that day. Came back a few days later and it was gone.

 

Oh and I want to add that you can hand load .357 magnum for rifle use only. It cracks like a 30-30. In a pistol it goes foooofff and still burning powder scatters the bench. I figured it would but I wanted to see what happened.

 

Great gun

 

Agreed, I love them with the rosewood grips beretta had, just made it a pleasure to shoot and look at.

 

Oh, where to begin.
Norinco SKS
Norinco Mak90
Hungarian Makarov
Colt Sporter Lightweight
Bushmaster XM15
Astra A75 in 45ACP (Spanish Sig P245 clone)
Sig P226 (Stamped West Germany)
Sig P228
Winchester 1894
Savage 110FLP in 7mm RemMag
Yugo SKS

I'm sure there are a few others I'm missing.

 

12ga Mossberg semi auto shotgun. Miss having that instant stopping power

 

Like others have said, pretty much every one I ever parted with.

The two that hurt the worst were my Benelli M3 Super90 and my .308 Galil. I needed cash to finance move back home from college. Also, S&W 617 22lr, 4" ...and an old Springfield bolt action .30-06 that had only 4 lands and grooves, and a sweetass double 'sniper' trigger (preset and fire). *sigh*

 

As dumb as it may be, the first gun I ever purchased for myself. a Uberti Cattleman, in .45LC. rosewood grips nice oiled looking blue frame shot sure nice, got it used for $250, but was new in box the owner before me shot it a few times and said it was really rough feeling, he wasn't wrong. id shot plenty of single action colts as a kid and knew it had something minor, opened it up and there were some rough edges on the trigger springs got a stone file and cleaned all that up. shot like a dream.
sold that pistol when my wife was in the hospital thinking that I might need cash in case I had to cover something, sold a bunch of guns at the time and that was an overreaction for sure. but of all the weird things I've sold. that pistol is the one i think about.

 

Probably the Ma Duece 50bmg HB....

Close second= Walther broom handle.

Sigh. Now I'm sad.

 

Those are both pretty tragic to have let go. I'm sorry for your loss...

 

Sig 522 semi auto with a folding stock. Solid shooter, dependable. Fun gun to shoot. Shot straight right out of the box with iron sights.

 

Nothing special about it, but had a Ruger 357 pistol...just never had time to shoot it...so traded it in 20g setup for my son...now I have time to shoot it and don't have it.

 

did you happen to have a Ruger

$15 SP101 CRL "Sparkle" Cleaner and Stain Remover - 8 oz. Bottle

SP101 .357?

we have a couple of them & its my wifes carry gun. great wheel guns.