Seller's remorse.

[chevy_dmax]

How about thief's remorse....?

Bill.

 

[Smokey in PHX]

I sold a Sav 99 in 300 Sav and a Marlin 39 that I regrett to this day. Live and learn I guess.

 

[firemanstrickland]

i have sold quite a few, i really didnt want to get rid of them but i did so to move on to bigger and better things, i went from having a sks and h and k .40 to an ar and a 1911, so, all in all it aint to bad. i do wish i could have kept them all..........

 

[bbq fan]

My biggest regret was selling a Colt King Cobra for around $250... Dumb move on my part.

 

[CharlesT]

.40-.45
I have never sold a firearm

Neither have I, never will.

 

[NoobCannon]

I had an old Mauser that was sporterized and rebarreled in .243(Don't hurt me, I got it that way), with an old Redfield scope on it. It kicked way harder than a .243 should have, thanks to that steel Mauser buttplate, but it was scary accurate. My dad taught me about guns on this rifle, it was mine. He got my brother a Savage .30-06, and my brother would have a blast shooting the 4x4 support posts at the gun range, but I was a better shot than him with my old .243 Be it stroke of luck or not, at 13 years old, I was able to shoot through a previous hole near the 10 ring on a paper target at 100 yards. My dad told me he would've called it a miss if he wasn't on the range scope and watched the hole get bigger as the round traveled through it. We picked her up for under $100, and when times got tough after my parent's divorce, the old Mauser had to go....

...I miss that old gun....