Favorite Handguns-What Would Be Your Last Handgun You'd Ever Sell.....?

But I'll play. The High Standard H-D Military my grandfather gave me when I was about 14. 50 long years ago!
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Two, also my oldest guns. S&W 41 and Colt 1911A1 NM. They took me to All Navy twice on active duty and to All Army twice as a reserve. I'm kind of attached to them and they still get used regularly, just not quite as well as they used to be 40 years ago.
 
My Ruger P95, it may not seem special to all of you but she is my pride and joy and my gem. I worked for every penny of that gun and she is probably the best quality I ever owned. A side from that she is my fav to shoot, I take her to the range and put 400 rounds in her every time with no fuss. She defends my life so I defend her honor! :p
 
I really don't plan to part with any of them but if ever did I would hold on to My "old pard" which has been my side Kick for many years My S&W model 64.
 
Threads like this make me realize I have too many handguns...

CZ-75 Compact... love that gun, left to us by my father in law

Dan Wesson stainless 357 Max... same as above

I'm still really partial to my single actions... & have several S&W #1.5's & #2's that I wouldn't want to sell... have a pair of early ( before they packaged consecutive serealed guns ) Montados in 45 Colt that would be tough to pry from my fingers

but have to say the last one I'd probably let go if I got to that point, is probably my Ruger Alaskan in 454 Casull... um... maybe :confused:
 
My 3" S&W 13 would be the last gun I would get rid of.
My youngest daughter will not be able to give away my 1st series Colt Woodsman and my son can't give away my custom S&W 65.
 
My Model 18 .22. It was my first handgun, and it may very well be my last, a few decades down the way. (Seems to me, a lot of older guys end up reverting to .22 due to physical limitations.)

Besides, it was a gift from my parents. My dad bought the revolver for their second anniversary present to themselves. My parents gave it to me when I was a teenager.

Not to mention, it's a tack-driver.
 
Sell? A good functioning gun.....why? Seriously, every good functioning gun I ever sold, I regreted later. One I even bought back. Sold some dogs and was glad to get shed of em.
 
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