The Chopping Block
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RetiredUSNChief
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Easy.
Pick on that fits your immediate and long term needs.
Then, if it's money you're after, you might find a trusted friend or relative to sell the remaining to with an option to buy back at some future date at some fixed price.
If you never buy them back...OK. If your situation improves and you want to start buying them back...OK.
Pick on that fits your immediate and long term needs.
Then, if it's money you're after, you might find a trusted friend or relative to sell the remaining to with an option to buy back at some future date at some fixed price.
If you never buy them back...OK. If your situation improves and you want to start buying them back...OK.
PJSprog
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Those are all nice guns. I have more than I truly need, too, and I like them all ... that's why I bought them. However, I do have one that has always been my favorite. I suspect you do, too. If you absolutely must get rid of all but one, keep the one to which you are most attached, because that's the one you'll regret selling down the road.
boricua9mm
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As a long-time HK fan, from my experience, I find that the G19 is the best all-around 9mm available, and out of the .45s on the list, the Wilson CQB would be the one I'd prefer. For me, there's no .45 that shoots like a 1911, and Wilson Combat definitely hangs out at the top of the heap.
Choosing only one? Sheesh. If you sold the Wilson, you may not be in a position to buy one down the road, unless you are in an upper tier tax bracket and money is no object. By the same token, selling off the others and keeping the G19 almost seems foolish, as they are a basic commodity in the market.
Had your poll included a P7, I'd lose sleep at night trying to make a choice.
Choosing only one? Sheesh. If you sold the Wilson, you may not be in a position to buy one down the road, unless you are in an upper tier tax bracket and money is no object. By the same token, selling off the others and keeping the G19 almost seems foolish, as they are a basic commodity in the market.
Had your poll included a P7, I'd lose sleep at night trying to make a choice.
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Given that my perception of the listed guns place them all in a defensive roll I'd save the G19 as it stands with them all in the roll but many of the others will yield a higher payback.
My second choice would be the USPc9 because it equals the G19 but it also is more costly across the board to own and use.
My second choice would be the USPc9 because it equals the G19 but it also is more costly across the board to own and use.
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I'd keep the Wilson and/or Mark 23.
Edcnh
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Glock 19. As several others have stated it is small enough for CCW and also can be used for home defense. I have a Glock 17 and have been thinking of trading it for a Glock 19.
JR24
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Tough choice. Of those listed I'd keep the Wilson. Mostly because I really, really, want one and have (and could toss) most of the rest of the list.
For a practical, SHTF, or "only 1 gun left ever" question, it'd have to be the Glock 19. Hard to beat.
For a practical, SHTF, or "only 1 gun left ever" question, it'd have to be the Glock 19. Hard to beat.
SwampWolf
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QUOTE: What is the primary use of the remaining firearm?
I concur. It seems to me that you need to answer this question before an informed answer can be postulated.
I concur. It seems to me that you need to answer this question before an informed answer can be postulated.
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