Thinning out the collection

The only one I own presently, my 4" blue Python. As a lil fella in the 80's, this was THE .357. Never thought i could afford one or abide the price if I could, but now I got her and will never let her go. Any 1911 could come and go.
Adding a 642 or maybe better Sig 238 next, once again blew my Socom 16, M2 Tactical and 556 Classic lettuce on this move to PA. If I had those ones...they'd make the never sell list too
 
The ONLY one I would sell is a Rossi 971 .357 mag. Less than 18 rounds through it, broken firing pin and no help from Rossi.

Lesson learned with this thing :(

Nunya
 
I've already sold the ones I don't like. And a couple I really liked a lot, but at the time something had to go. Don't even think about the rest...:mad:
One Man's Opinion.......:mad:
 
That's like asking which kid I would sell into slavery.

Hope that isn't an either or question 'cause I do like my kids:D

Never let my CZ 75D PCR 9mm go

Larry
 
It's a toss-up between my C-series BHP, a Colt Gold Cup National Match, and a Steyr GB. All of these guns in the condition they are in would be difficult for me to replace.
 
The last I would ever sell would also be a Ruger SS Security Six, 4" that I bought new in 1977. I still have the red and black box for it. I started out wanting a S&W M66 but couldn't find one I could afford back then. I "settled" for the Ruger. I found, after I did get a M66, that the Ruger was a better revolver for me.
 
It would be a toss up between these 2....

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My Combat commander. I love this gun to death and will have it until my last breath. Then im gonna get buried with it. ha ha...
 
Although any of my prized Colt 1911s can fall under my category of "absolute favorite gun" at any particular time, my most used (and underrated) gun is actually my J-frame M60. Although I've put less then 80 rds through this gun over the last 16 or so years, I've carried this gun daily and it goes everywhere with me. The security it has granted me has paid for itself a hundred times over.

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I'll have to stay with my Smith & Wesson 945-2 ..... after a little fine tuning it stays on target like a dream.....:)
 
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