Keltec SU16 CA - keep it or sell it?

[smittty]

Bought it because it stows away neatly and is lightweight but it's not a caliber I use and I'd like to sell it for something else but with the way the country is I'm 2nd guessing myself.

I have a couple other survival type rifles so its not like I'd be without a gun.

So I pose the question to calguns, would you sell it or keep it?

Thanks,

[C.G.]

Comes down to your needs and you are the one that determines those.

[MajorSideburns]

You should sell it...to me.

[tabascoz28]

Used to have one. If you like a lightweight easily packable 556 keep it. If you want a more accurate and reliable gun, sell it.

[turbolarry]

... it's not a caliber I use
... I'd like to sell it for something else
... its not like I'd be without a gun.

I think you already answered your question.

[The Gleam]

Even if you are entertaining selling it, I would at least wait until after the first week of November to see where the election falls. Myself and everyone I know, including several former and current Democrats are voting Trump. But should Harrisment win, that could change perspective of the gun buying public. You may see a run on modern semi-auto rifles, garnering you a much better price come December-February than what the current post-summer/dip in economy and traditionally worst month for the stock market dip would have influence on the price you would get now.

All that said, I'd keep it regardless; it's a nifty, reliable, compactable package that makes for a great back-up gun, where you likely didn't spend too much on, that is not too common a find over-the-counter in CA anymore.

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[rixgear]

I am also thinking of selling mine. You could sell yours and start an AR build or have money towards something or even a trade. I may be trading mine for a tactical shotgun I can us as a "student gun" for my training courses. I'll all about upgrading to the next level but that is me.

[smittty]

Even if you are entertaining selling it, I would at least wait until after the first week of November to see where the election falls. Myself and everyone I know, including several former and current Democrats are voting Trump. But should Harrisment win, that could change perspective of the gun buying public. You may see a run on modern semi-auto rifles, garnering you a much better price come December-February than what the current post-summer/dip in economy and traditionally worst month for the stock market dip would have influence on the price you would get now.

All that said, I'd keep it regardless; it's a nifty, reliable, compactable package that makes for a great back-up gun, where you likely didn't spend too much on, that is not too common a find over-the-counter in CA anymore.

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I'll do that. If our society degrades beyond what it is now I might want to keep it.