Autos you will never sell.

[Mountie855]

S&w 3913/6906

 

[Joe Link]

A Ruger Mark I from 1943, inherited from my grandfather.

 

[pbearperry]

I have sold at least a half dozen firearms that I kick myself in the butt for doing sne of them was a .45 Star PD. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrg

 

[Steven Proshop]

my PA-63. it was the first handgun i ever bought myself.

 

[Vern Humphrey]

A Ruger Mark I from 1943, inherited from my grandfather.

The first Ruger Mark Is were made in 1948.

 

[blackcash88]

P3wnd!!!

 

[Drgong]

My BHP - first handgun I bought...

 

[Silvanus]

I will never sell my Glock 17 and Browning HP.

 

[JesseL]

I won't say that I couldn't live without these and there is no way I could run out and replace them, but these two autos are never leaving my family.



The Colt dates to 1918 and was issued to my Great Grandfather. The Luger doesn't have quite as much family history, but it belonged to my Grandfather.

 

[19-3Ben]

My Sig P232. I never shoot it or carry it anymore. But it was a gift from my father when I got my CWP, and it was my first CCW.

 

[searcher451]

Autos that I will never sell? Easy: every one that I own. The worst thing you can do is let one slip away; you will regret it forever, if only you should live so long.

 

[JZ06]

My Glock 19C and Russian Makarov(IJ-70 9X18) are here to stay!

 

[woad_yurt]

After today's range visit, I added another to my list of keepers, a Star Mod 30MI, my newly beloved, 9 MM, 15+1 screamer. What a frickin' gun! I'm in love. I think we may move to the city and get an apartment together....

 

[Ironhorse_somo]

My beloved Star PD, which I bought new and never sold.
My Sig P220, .45 ACP, which is everything a gun SHOULD be.

And the guns passed down to me by my Grandfather.

 

[MT GUNNY]

S&W 1911 stainless

 

[christcorp]

Well, there's only 4 guns TOTAL that I would never sell. For multiple reason. Main reason is because these 4 guns I either bought at an extremely great price that can NEVER be duplicated; or it can't be bought again. That would be:

1) SigSauer P220: 45acp (Normal Carry, all around best gun in the world)
2) Springfield Armory 1911A1: 45acp (Had it 25 years and it's in mint condition)
3) S&W Model 13-1: 357 magnum (I know it's a revolver, but it's a classic) (Built in 1977; classic Military/Police model)
4. FEG AP-MBP: 7.65 32acp (Always loved the Walther PPK type 32acp for pocket carry. Gave Walther to daughter who WON'T GIVE IT BACK. This is next best thing)

 

[Tinpig]

Three by Browning-

1917 Colt M1911
1951 FN Hi Power
1915 Colt M1903

Tiinpig

 

[lawboy]

BHP
Kimber UCII stainless
Colt Defender
IZH35M
Springfield Longslide

 

[W L Johnson]

Browning T type HP
Beretta 92FS
CZ 75B Stainless
Armalite AR-24 (smoothest handgun I have ever shot)

these are not going anywhere.

 

[Seven©]

Go ahead and laugh...

An old SS Taurus PT99
An old Firestar .45
A newer polished blue CZ75C

 

[Tinpig]

Go ahead and laugh...

An old SS Taurus PT99
An old Firestar .45
A newer polished blue CZ75C

No laughs here...three excellent pistols.

Tinpig

 

[N.WoodsGuy]

After today's range visit, I added another to my list of keepers, a Star Mod 30MI, my newly beloved, 9 MM, 15+1 screamer. What a frickin' gun!

i used to have one of those.
Star 30MI "StarFire".................i kinda wish i didn't sell it now.....
it was a fun gun.

Well...........at least it's still in the family. It's now my Uncles.

 

[gmh1013]

Hmmm

SigPro 9mm and Colt Diamondback .38 4 inch.
If Im lucky enought to get a Python
I would never sell it.

 

[weisse52]

The P08 my father brought back from WWII. And my Colt 1911's.

 

[skeeter_08]

Never is a long time; I said I'd never sell my Sig P228, my SW1911, my S&W Model 27-2, and my CZ75B-.40 S&W right before I sold them. I do have a P225 that I can't imagine selling under any circumstances - skeeter_08