If You could get it back...

[Mk42gunner]

Most of them. Oddly enough, I've never regretted selling a Taurus or Rossi.

Robert

[TCLouis]

Ruger Original flat top 44 mag with 6 1/2" barrel.
13076 she was/is.

I really miss that gun, we put in many a mile together.

[GARD72977]

Most of them. Oddly enough, I've never regretted selling a Taurus or Rossi.

Robert

That's not Odd at all......

[Kylongrifle32]

Remington 40X in .222 Rem
Remington 788 in 22-250 and 222 rem
All the Nylon 66's I went thru frog hunting And running trap lines in the 80's

[wv109323]

Two that I regret letting go are:
High Standard 103 with 6 3/4" tapered barrel with under weights
Anschultz/Savage 1416

[robg]

6inch 686 with firing pin on hammer
ruger single 6 convertible in stainless
HKP7M8 with the mag release next to your thumb l or r
all gone thanks to a pistol ban in 98

[GOPHER SLAYER]

SIMSON LUGER. Still brings tears to my eyes when I think about it. Ruger flat top in 44mag with 61/2 barrel.

[Tortoise1]

Roger GP100. Wouldn’t be hard to replace but it was my first revolver and never should have sold it.

[rbuck351]

A browning 1878 in 6mm Rem. I let a friend talk me out of it for 2 1/2 times what I paid for it and now it's worth about twice what he paid for it.

[Traffer]

Not looking to get anything back but looking to get rid of what I got left. Can't even get to the range anyway.

[dddddmorgan]

S&W stainless Mountain Gun in 45 Colt.

[wildwilly]

High Standard Model B

[murf205]

Not enough room to write down them all but they start with a 69 SS 396 and end up with a 1917 colt 45 acp. MANY in between.

[Petander]

Well I actually got my 2 1/2" 66 back. By sheer luck.

While at it I also got a 4" 67 so now my 66 has a friend. They won't be going anywhere any more.

[MT Gianni]

If I could get anything back it would be 1976.

[Petander]

If I could get anything back it would be 1976.

Haha,a good one!

[pattern14]

Actually got back my P14 Remington from a deceased estate, but like most people on this thread, there are lots I had to let go of due to circumstance. As a 303 British Wildcat collector, the ones that I have are getting much harder to replace, so i only sell one if a better example for a good price comes along. Having said that, I truly miss my M1 Garand. Got it as a wreck and replaced the damaged bits with custom made parts and aftermarket items. The more effort you put into something, the stronger the attachment. Really p***ed me off when i had to hand it in after the Military semi-auto ban came in and we were all forced by the Govt to give up our self loaders. Got back about 1/3 of what it was worth money wise, but that's not the point. Next to Zero chance I'll ever get another one that functioned and shot so well, even if they changed the laws.

[sniper]

Late '60s Colt 4" .38 Diamondback. Had it on layaway at the store I worked at...$88. Newly married, heading for Graduate school, figured we could use the $$.
Savage-Anschutz .22 rifle.

[TNsailorman]

+I can not even begin to list the guns I have sold or swapped off that I would like back. One that I would like back is a Colt Gold Cup, new in the box that I sold before I even got to shoot it. I was offered a $100.00 profit on it just a few days after buying it from a friend and like the greedy so and so that I have always been, I sold it.

[tbx-4]

There's really only one that I wouldn't mind getting back: An HK mod 4, West German police trade in. Came with both .22 LR and .32 ACP kits, was looking to get a .380 kit. Bought back somewhere in 1983-84. I had a good buddy who was an FFL back then, he sold it to for his cost $170.

Looked just like this with the box and .22 mags with the orange finger grips, .32 mags were black

Light, accurate and reliable.