Dilemma

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sigma 40ve

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Dilemma is-- I have a couple of Makarovs (EG&BUL) with extras (ammo, mags, grips, holsters, EG mainsprings and Wolff 19lb recoil springs) as hard as I try, I just can't "warm up" to the Mak's. The EG is near perfect, while every now and then the Bulgie (near perfect finish) slide stop won't hold open. I am very seriously considering taking them to a show this weekend and trying to trade them to a Glock 20, 22, or 19 if I can. Should I trade them or keep them, even though I particularly don't care for them?
 
Your personal reasons for owning firearms will be needed to make this decision.

Me:
Trade them, unless they are expected to appreciate in value enough to give you a higher rate of return on your investment than the historical stock market. :) I've had this same dilemma with my XD, and have decided that it's going this weekend.

There are those who advocate never selling a gun, but odds are that if you don't like it, you won't shoot it. I see no the point in that, but some do.

There are those who enjoy shooting and owning a lot of different guns. There are those who just want to collect, even though they may not shoot them that often; more power to them.

Certainly my Glock will outlast me, and I find that satisfactory. I MAY purchase a .45ACP at some point for carry, but that would be strictly utilitarian.

Of course, one still needs numerous .22's for plinking.:evil:
 
Guns are tools...

Unless there is some personal value placed on them (I'de never sell the guns my father left to me), they are just a tool.

So what if everyone is singing praises to the MAK? If it's not for you, so be it. Trade/sell them and get something that will give you satisfaction.
 
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