Mine.... Benelli Montefeltro 20ga 26" barrel. Lots of memories, wish I had it back.
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Gun you wish you wouldn't have sold
Mine.... Benelli Montefeltro 20ga 26" barrel. Lots of memories, wish I had it back.
Colt 1911 I owned about 15 years ago. Absolutely the most reliable 1911 I have ever owned. It ate everything. Even some 155 gr. semi-wadcutters and the old Speer "flying ashtray" hollowpoints.
Kel Tec Sub 2000 9mm, can't find another to buy now :-( to go with my G-34mm.
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I still have every gun I have ever owned. And they will be the last things I sell if I ever need money. I love them all too much
Pretty much 98% of all firearms I've ever sold/traded....
Feedback or what left of it after a Great Crash of 2012.
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"If you make something idiotproof, someone'll make a better idiot!"
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tooo many to list.
1. Kimber Desert Warrior
2. Sig P220 Combat TB
3. HK45
4. USP Tactical
5. Beretta 686 (Later updated with with 687).
6. H&K P30
lists goes on............
HiPoint 9mm carbine. Gun was ugly as sin, but it was damn accurate and ate whatever I fed it without complaint.
Funny you say this. I have not sold a single firearm, but I gave my brother my Hi-Point Carbine for his birthday and I kind of regret it. At least I still get to shoot it.HiPoint 9mm carbine. Gun was ugly as sin, but it was damn accurate and ate whatever I fed it without complaint.
Luckily this one is semi replaceable
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