Seller's Remorse?

[skseifert]

I've had buyers remorse over that STUPID piece of **** NcStar scope I was talked into

 

[Que]

I am not buying anymore guns, so in order for me to get something I have to sell something. So, that is not really "buying," but acquiring, right? Anyway, doing this has caused me to sell a gun or two that I miss, but I'm sure I will replace them with something.

 

[littletommy]

I had guns years ago that I sold, and still regret it today, however, within the last decade, I've replaced most of what I sold, and have way more guns now than I did in my younger years. I don't see ever selling anything I have now.

 

[bulldog]

I regret every sale I've done!!!

 

[Mackey]

I did on a Ruger Mark II - that was a fun little plinker and it didn't cost much to play with. My toys are bigger now.

 

[nemo97]

Not immediately. I do regret selling my Ruger P89DC back in 1996. Wish I still had her so she could still be by my side. She would've outshined two exwives for longevity had I kept her. :/

 

[D ReedSniper]

I have regretted selling/trading almost every firearm that I have had to part with, but I am not rich. In the end that means sometimes we have to sell/trade a firearm in pursuit of the perfect gun.

I felt that the AK was the perfect one at first, but then I came to realize that I didn't like the folding stock as I did in the beginning. I am always in the quest for the "One".

 

[D ReedSniper]

Not immediately. I do regret selling my Ruger P89DC back in 1996. Wish I still had her so she could still be by my side. She would've outshined two exwives for longevity had I kept her. :/

She would have been one lady to not let you down, and a little more friendlier than a woman too

 

[cobber]

Only guns I did not regret selling: S&W .44 magnum (ow ow ow), and a bad CZ 75 (cool but not reliable)

All the rest extreme guilt to this day.

 

[ryan3030]

Still regret selling my Springfield 1911...so much that I'm going to buy a new one next year to replace it and never let it go.

 

[D ReedSniper]

Still regret selling my Springfield 1911...so much that I'm going to buy a new one next year to replace it and never let it go.

Such a beautiful piece to let go.... Good luck on your quest!

 

[GhostofWinter]

Sellers remorse?? OH that's what happens when you actually SELL a gun. I hav no idea what that is cuz I've never SOLD a gun. LMAO!!

 

[Slapstick]

Sellers remorse?? OH that's what happens when you actually SELL a gun. I hav no idea what that is cuz I've never SOLD a gun. LMAO!!

Same here, never sold a gun, gave a few away, had 2 stolen and lost one in a divorce but never sold one.

 

[nemo97]

Same here, never sold a gun, gave a few away, had 2 stolen and lost one in a divorce but never sold one.

Slapstick, are you considering the gun lost due to a divorce stolen? I would have called to question whether or not my 2nd wife could legally own a gun in our country.

 

[MRTOOSE]

I guess I have sellers remorse cause I have cash in my pocket which will soon turn into buyers remorse

 

[Slapstick]

Slapstick, are you considering the gun lost due to a divorce stolen? I would have called to question whether or not my 2nd wife could legally own a gun in our country.

Nope she got the gun, (Ruger security six) and a lot of my tools including a chainsaw. Needless to say I slept with one eye open for quite a while after that!

 

[billybob44]

Sell????

Every time I sell I have remorse,

There--I fixed that==For ME...Bill.

 

[D ReedSniper]

Well, I would say make sure you want to purchase the firearm of your dreams

 

[Zoub]

Good Morn! Has anyone else regretted selling a firearm immediately afterwards? I remember selling a .22 AK47 with a foldable stock last June or July. It shot wherever I put the sights. Unfortunately, it seems that I have firearm ADD and need to collect new ones from time to time

No. If I get rid of a gun there is a good reason for it. It may take years to come to that conclusion BEFORE I sell it, but it is well thought out.

Threads like this never help the OP and are no substitution for good counselling.

 

[Que]

The one thing that makes me feel better is the guns I sold can easily be obtained again. I guess that's true with any gun now that I think about it, but it's easier to find a M&P Pro (sold) than a custom Springfield TRP (will never sell).