What do you regret selling?

[Graves]

My Springfield M21 Tactical.

[airborneranger]

Someone should start a thread about things that you regretted buying. That'd be interesting as well.

That is a good idea. I think I could fill up an entire page

[Hitman 6]

I've let a Beretta 92FS and a Remington SPS tactical go for money trouble that I wish I had back. My dad also sold our kick ass Jeep CJ-7 back in the day against my will, and he hears about it regularly, especially in the summer time.

[jerrymrc]

I thank ya gang. Most will look and think it is mostly stock but that is not the case.

I removed trim, I welded almost 100 holes and added the Lemans/GTO grill and hood. Converted to disk brakes and large swaybars. Overdrive behind a 455 and Rally gauges. I mixed my own paint to the color That would still mate with the interior but what i wanted.

I missed one a year ago but still look to try and find another one to build.

[trout_champ]

I had a Smith and Wesson 686 in .357 that I sold to help the family pay bills. Pawned it for like $300 and always regretted it.

Randy

[rondog]

Oh hell, here's one item I wish I'd never sold......

[Clint45]

The only two guns I regret selling were a couple of old .25 automatics -- a Beretta Jetfire and a bumper chrome Raven. I almost regret selling my sister's nickle plated Mustang but she really needed the money and I couldn't afford to buy it myself.

[JoeT]

I sold a Ruger P89. The gun itself was nothing special but it was the first firearm I ever bought myself..

and a bumper chrome Raven.

Guys, I have both just sitting in the safe, if interest, I'll sell them at a "fair market" price

[Clint45]

Guys, I have both just sitting in the safe, if interest, I'll sell them at a "fair market" price

PM sent.

[claimbuster]

Sooner or later I've regretted almost every firearm sale. One in particular was a Smith & Wesson M52 38SP auto. It was nothing more than a glorified paper punch, but it sure was fun to shoot.