I wish I had it back
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L.C. Smith double barrel 12 ga.
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I did during my poor days but only to get money for trivial things, like paying for the birthof one of my kids, pay Doctor bills or keeping my house from being repossessed. Now I give them to my kids and grand kids. :lol:yzguy said:
I know... I'm just messing with you guys...
I have really only gotten into guns in the last 3 years (only has 1 for about 3 years before that), so I have not really had any all that long. I know many here have been collecting/buying/trading them for much longer and have had/do have many more than I, and sometimes needs come up.
I have really only gotten into guns in the last 3 years (only has 1 for about 3 years before that), so I have not really had any all that long. I know many here have been collecting/buying/trading them for much longer and have had/do have many more than I, and sometimes needs come up.
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East German Makarov; I had two and sold one a couple of years ago to buy a rearsenaled Sistima Colt from J.L.D. Enterprises. Should have keep the Makarov AND bought the Colt :wink:
Dan
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my dad's 20 gauge mod 12 with short chamber that wouldn't eject 2 3/4 inch shells. i was such a dumb **** that i traded it off when i was 17 yrs. old for a savage pump. i still have flashbacks about that gun. my dad is probably screaming at me from his grave. it was one of the original mod 12's. there are so many things we would do over if we could. i'll never get over it. i'd do almost any thing in the world to have that shotgun back. i can be sitting doing nothing and i'll think about it. i miss my dad.
my dad's 20 gauge mod 12 with short chamber that wouldn't eject 2 3/4 inch shells. i was such a dumb **** that i traded it off when i was 17 yrs. old for a savage pump. i still have flashbacks about that gun. my dad is probably screaming at me from his grave. it was one of the original mod 12's. there are so many things we would do over if we could. i'll never get over it. i'd do almost any thing in the world to have that shotgun back. i can be sitting doing nothing and i'll think about it. i miss my dad.
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i had an hs2000 that i llet go(pawned) for 50 bucks. stupid, stupid, stupid! i dont even know why i replied to this thread--its like a hundred years old(in computer years, anyway!)
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Winchester model 94 .30-30 pre-64. This was the first rifle I paid for with my own money. Lugged it around the world while I was in the Navy. Caught a case of buck fever on one hunting trip, missed the shot and shortly thereafter sold it to a co-worker for about what I had paid for it 15 years earlier. I've kicked myself ever since.
Allan
Winchester model 94 .30-30 pre-64. This was the first rifle I paid for with my own money. Lugged it around the world while I was in the Navy. Caught a case of buck fever on one hunting trip, missed the shot and shortly thereafter sold it to a co-worker for about what I had paid for it 15 years earlier. I've kicked myself ever since.
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Still kickiing myself
for selling my 1915 model Stevens Favorite 22 single shot. Given to my by my dad for my 12th birthday, I sold it at 20 because I needed the cash and the spouse hated guns.
If you ever find a short-stocked, nickel plated Favorite for sale, I want it! The gun's probably still somewhere in NE Ohio. I think it was an octagaonal barrel and the sights had an ivory front bead. The nickel plating isn't polished like chrome, it is just a silver finish and only on the receiver and lever, not the barrel. It was plated by my grand dad.
I'm paying whatever the asking price is!
for selling my 1915 model Stevens Favorite 22 single shot. Given to my by my dad for my 12th birthday, I sold it at 20 because I needed the cash and the spouse hated guns.
If you ever find a short-stocked, nickel plated Favorite for sale, I want it! The gun's probably still somewhere in NE Ohio. I think it was an octagaonal barrel and the sights had an ivory front bead. The nickel plating isn't polished like chrome, it is just a silver finish and only on the receiver and lever, not the barrel. It was plated by my grand dad.
I'm paying whatever the asking price is!
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