[popeye]

That I traded my 239 .40 w/nitesites 2 months ago. So yesterday I went to visit it at the gun store. It was hanging there, so lonely amongst the 229's and 220's. It seemed to say "Daddy I wanna go home". SO I BOUGHT MY OWN GUN BACK. Fortunately ( I GUESS ) it cost me $50 more to get it back than trade in value I received. Stupid huh? I couldn't find a gun amongst my collection that fit as well as the 239 as a carry piece

[cslinger]

The prodigal SIG returns home. I love a happy ending.:D

[Mal H]

Well, at least it wasn't an extremely expensive lesson.

Now about those 220's, which shop are they in? ;)

[popeye]

cslinger....That's funny. A good analogy.

Mal H.....I didn't see any real "deals" on 220's

[Flashpoint]

What home wrecker come in a broke you two up like that? She must have been some looker:D .

[pistolwhipped]

What a wonderful story. I'm in tears. I'm glad the family has found it's way back together. I hope lesson's were learned.

[popeye]

I originally traded gun on Colt series 80 (early non-enhanced) Commander. Blue, 98%.

[Flashpoint]

The tramp:rolleyes:

[Newton]

This actually made me choke up, I really need therapy.

The P239 really is all that and a bag of chips, you did the right thing.

[Kentucky Rifle]

I almost NEVER get rid of a gun. I'm sure you've heard of "Buyer's Remorse". Well, I feel "Seller's Remorse". I need a bigger safe. And my Browning's not even a year old.:scrutiny:

KR

[Watch-Six]

What me? Yes, I have bought back guns that I sold. At least I usually didn't get clobbered too badly. Watch-Six

[Safety First]

Popeye, I am downright proud of you, you recognized your mistake,admitted it and paid the price to fix it...good going...:)