[Freedom in theSkies]

Well, I have to say it... I'm really down tonight...
I just got a phone call that confirmed that one of my favorite rifles has been sold...
I put my Mini14 GBF-20 up for sale two nights ago, in an effort to partially fund the aquisition of a Browning M1919A4 and dern it...someone wants it.
Problem is, that I've never sold a gun....only bought em'. Kinda like family...You know...
I know, I could always back out of the deal, but the gun nut in me says "Freedom, you may never get this opportunity again"...

Does anyone of the Alumni have a way of dealing with it?....

Signed, A hurtin' Albertan

[Schuey2002]

I was going to say sell it ...

But, I just noticed that you live in Canada.

Now, I'm not so sure.

[Hkmp5sd]

I didn't think you Canadians could have them evil type weapons. If you do have one, don't get rid of it! :)

[cratz2]

You should be getting a pretty penny for it. And that money could certainly go towards something you might get more use out of. And might be a wee bit more accurate.

Unless the money's going to bills... that's no fun.:uhoh:

[CampX]

As a fellow Canuck I feel you should sell it to me and be done with it. Seriously though, I believe here in Kanuckistan, you shouldn't part with any guns that you currently own. Buy more, but don't sell 'em.

[DMK]

Seriously though, I believe here in Kanuckistan, you shouldn't part with any guns that you currently own. That's my motto, and I live in a place where I can buy almost anything I want as long as it ain't full auto.

So far they haven't put too many restrictions on getting more money, but you may be hampered when it comes to getting more guns.

[Kahr carrier]

I would keep it ,that a nice Government mini-14.:D