orionengnr
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I will admit to re-purchasing any number of things I owned at an earlier age (not limited to guns).
Oh well, neither my garage or my bank account would allow me to own all of them at once, let alone forever. I am thankful that I got to experience each for a while.
I call myself a serial owner, and I still buy one, sell one...although my turnover has slowed down quite a bit.
Life is short, death is forever. Enjoy.
You are either still young, or you never bought much in your life. In the last 20 years I have owned probably 100 guns. I could never have afforded to buy most of them unless I followed the "buy one, sell one" plan. I kept those that I liked at the time, sold some and bought others.I do a lot of research before I buy any gun. I have kept the overwhelming majority of everything I have ever bought. I guess I don't fall prey to the "gee-whiz" factor too much, and stick with my acquisition plan.
I hear you. In my case, it was my 66 Corvette and 69 Chevelle SS, although I could name a few others...and at least a dozen motorcycles (of the nearly 80 I've owned). And I wouldn't mind your 67 Chevelle (esp. if it was a big block) or your 69 Road Runner either.Now, if you want to talk cars.........I'd love to have my old 69 Roadrunner or my 67 Chevelle SS back.
Oh well, neither my garage or my bank account would allow me to own all of them at once, let alone forever. I am thankful that I got to experience each for a while.
I call myself a serial owner, and I still buy one, sell one...although my turnover has slowed down quite a bit.
Life is short, death is forever. Enjoy.