Seller's Remorse.

[Teachu2]

Not worth it to sell guns, you'll take a big loss, lose a gun you obviously liked (or else you wouldn't have purchAsed it) and have to spend more cash to replace it.

Unless you bought one that you could not shoot before purchasing. Three come to mind:
Ruger LC9. Wife held one and wanted it. None available to rent or borrow. Bought it, shot it, she hated it, sold it. No regrets.

Glock 17L. Went Glockin' crazy back when Gen3s were scarce and rumors were rampant. Shot it enough to know I preferred a G34. Sold it for a profit and bought .22s for my grandkids to shoot in my backyard.

Glock 41. My last SSE gun, and only Gen4. Too big to CCW, not as enjoyable as any of my 1911s (or my G30 or G21), so it went same as the 17L.

In all three cases, the buyers were happy to get them and I was happy to sell them to someone who wanted them. They were tools that didn't fit me as well as other I already had. I converted those investments into guns that will be well used and passed down when I'm gone.

[Air]

There has been exactly one. Well, maybe two.

But I deeply regret selling a Bright Stainless Colt Government Model about 5 or 6 years ago. I traded a member here for it, and sold it to fund another project (gun related). The gun was no safe queen, but it was still a really nice piece.

I should have kept it.

[elSquid]

HK P7 PSP
An immaculate Swedish Mauser

-- Michael

[gaberaynes]

Old whitney wolverine dont know why just loved it.
Got rid of it to get a manly caliber, so traded for a 9mm liked it but always wished I had never got rid of wit.

[wonder9]

Sold or traded probably close to a hundred guns since my first back in 1982. Missed a few, but the only one I regret to this day was a S&W M13. Most accurate handgun I ever owned when shooting .38 wadcutters. Was worked on by Cylinder and Slide, never had another gun that matched it's smoothness.

[cadillac3240]

Yes. Kimber Raptor II, TLE/RLII and a Browning Lontrac Stalker

that was a few years ago, never again.

[AdiosKali]

A few Pythons, a Colt Combat Government Model, and a S&W 29-2.

[customiiguy]

Bought all the flavors of the month to try out. Ended up selling 75%

[NikePenguin]

I don't believe in selling guns. I own at least 3 that the sellers now regret.

[Carsgunsandchics]

I've been thinking of selling my XD40 to consolidate calibers. It's my only 40SW. I do love shooting it. You've made me think twice about it now.

If 9mm is what you mostly shoot, convert it from 40 to 9mm with a barrel, spring and mag change

[missiontrails]

Wow....I feel your pain.....a great 10mm...

I guess for me the regret is selling my HK SP-89

Bought it at B&B Sales......

I remember looking at one of those in the display case @ B&B in 1993..... it was $1295 at the time. I did buy my Colt Sport HBAR there, along with my Springfield SAR-8.... I miss the college years.

[stix213]

I regret selling the Arsenal SGL 21

[downdiver2]

Not worth it to sell guns, you'll take a big loss, lose a gun you obviously liked (or else you wouldn't have purchAsed it) and have to spend more cash to replace it.

I had an M&P shield 40 S&W that was off roster. I bought it, loved it and sold it to buy a new surfboard I HAD TO HAVE. I then 2 months later bought a cali compliant shield and just spent $380 with a gunsmith converting it to off roster. Worst decision selling the first one I have EVER made!

[Dooder]

Dude B&B and Pony Express were the awesomest shops!

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[ARDude]

Don't regret selling any long guns.

Do regret selling all the Colt and S&W handguns.