What pistol do you regret selling the most?

[DFM914]

It's between a Colt Python 6" blue vs a S&W 686 6" stainless> I regret selling either.
I have made up for it somewhat with a recently purchased GP100 and an LCR 357.

 

[victor 1971]

colt king cobra stainless 4 inch

 

[crocket]

browning high power 40 cal. blued slide with satin frame........nice gun

 

[9mmfan]

Glock 19 for me. I know its a common gun, but damn, Glocks fit my hand perfect. Anyway, I ended up trading it in on something else that I didn't end up liking. 4 years later, I have another G19 and carry it almost daily!

 

[zombiekilla]

None.....I don't sell 'em!!!

 

[HollowPoint]

S&W Model 39-2 fit my hand perfectly, just thought I needed more than 8, why I don't know. Thin enought to cc and big enough to shoot accurately. It was a well made handgun and dependable.

 

[piercedjp]

1st generation XD subcompact 9MM. I loved that gun, but I needed the money more than I needed it (at least in my own mind at the time) so I sold it. Luckily I sold it to my brother, so I still get to visit it every once in a while.

 

[STEEL CORE]

Not selling traded a Colt LW Commander back in 1993 for a 2nd Gen Glock-19.


Opps back then they were equal in value, today the Glock is worth about $400 and the LW Commander $800.

 

[Riflemen14]

An S&W 645, really miss that one. Sold it to help get some cash for a down payment for our first house.

 

[WOLFEMAN]

A rare, limited importation, FN Baracuda 357 six shot 3" revolver. These
also had 9MM cylinders available, but only overseas. These were
related to the Astra 357 revolver. Great gun, stupid me!


Anyone got one for sale out there?

 

[snowman46919]

Ruger MKII... bought it back a few weeks ago from a great INGOer. Now to get back my kel tec.

 

[LarryM]

An original Colt SAA that went for $125.00 back in the mid-70's ( yes, I was much younger, and not too smart about SAA Colts) Although the money did go towards buying a 70's series 1911 ..........

 

[LCSOSgt11]

A mint condition S&W model 25-5 .45 Colt N frame revolver. 4" bbl, N frame, target hammer, target trigger, the whole bloody nine yards (or so).

I still wish I had it.

 

[kalboy]

S&W model 64 38 special 4" tapered barrel. Handy centerfire kit gun.

 

[Huzrjim]

The very first pistol that I ever owned was a blued Ruger Single Six that my Brother gave me as an 18th birthday present. Don't even remember now why I sold or traded it, but I was young and not as sentimental back then. I have a nicer stainless SS now, but wish I had kept that first one.

 

[Monster Man]

I've spent the last three years trying to buy like examples of pistols I long ago sold or traded away to get another I wanted. But two I have not replaced are the 4" Diamondback 22 and the nickle S&W Mdl 29 in 44 Magnum......doubt I'll ever turn loose of the money for either.

But I now once again own a Browning Challenger, a S@W Model 34, a Hamden High Standard 4.5" Victor, and several 4.5" Colt Match Target 22's. I just love 22 pistols.

 

[mizzi]

regretfully stolen... outside my workplace on 5/6, purchased on 4/30... a sig p239 in .357 sig along with other valuables. all i can hope is that the perpetrator shoots themselves, and i'd get it back in a few months.

i only had 400 rounds through it... sunsabeaches... (long sigh)

 

[ticalthepimp]

Stainless Ruger KP89 9mm. Sold in 1999, STILL miss that thing...damn moving expenses.

 

[paperboy]

An Argentine FM Hi-Power, I will get another someday. It was awesome accurate!!!!

 

[SEIndSAM]

Mod 59

My first one. It was a stainless S&W Mod 59 9mm with custom pearl grips. I inherited it from an Uncle and the ex made me sell my guns when the first child was born.. I should have kept the gun and traded in the ex.