Where did all those guns go !!

well when I finally woke up and realized that guns are evil and only war mongers, terrorist and Conservatives own them I sold all mine at a local Gun By back program.
I got 200 dollars worth of Grocery store coupons for them.----------
So I know exactly where all mine went--I feel so--- so---so Clean now!

cassrh said:

You hit the nail on the head !! I didn't really realize it, but the fun is gone, and has been inching that way for a few years - just didn't see it. Even started trying to revive the spark by reviving the reloading part - but it ain't there. A few years ago I'd said that would be impossible.

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Not just impossible . . .

JeeperCreeper said:

I have the same problem! I have all I need but I'm foaming at the mouth for an over/under shotgun. I always tell myself "just one more and my life will be complete" but it never works out that way.

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Might I suggest the CZ Redhead?





Up until the mid 80s, I only had 5 long guns and 5 handguns. I went on my big collecting binge when I got my FFL (gave it up after I'd collected what I thought was enough) in the early 90s. I buy one here or there, though, anymore. I haven't sold too many and regret some I've sold. I've traded a few for other guns. By and large, though, I have most of what I've purchased over the years.

Sold 'em, traded 'em, gave 'em away, even lost a few. Always thought of most of them as currency. A few have been worth keeping beyond their specific use. LAR .45WinMag Grizz. Bought it for silhouette competition. Youngest son, the cop who can arrest me, nabbed it.
S&W model 27, a gift from great friend.
Early Beretta 92, heel-release for mag, slide lock, no hammer drop. Got it when I really needed it, from a friend.
Sig 228, the first one I was issued, waaay back when.
Vektor CP-1, just because it was used in the Battlestar Galactica series - the second one.
Lost? When traveling internationally we always, well, almost always, had permission for our firearms, but certain evil dictatorships took them anyway, declaring that we couldn't take them out of the country, even though we had brought them IN to the country with their permission. Lost a Beretta 92 and several Sigs that way.
Colt Detective Special. Got it from a lady deputy sheriff. Have given it away twice and got it back each time, though I did not expect to.
Taurus 92 Compact. I reeeeeealy wanted a Beretta 92 Compact but they were impossible to get. A colleague in Tunis had the Taurus and made a gift of it to me. Just can't part with it.
Springfield Loaded Operator, purchased for our professional military son to to take to Afghastlystan and Ikrak. BUT, unlike when I went to Viet Nam, they can't do that no mo'. Seems they're dangerous, donchyaknow. He has it at home, now.
Oh, and a Winchester 100/.308. Of a time, I greatly admired it in the hands of an older friend. I hunted with him in Colorado, and he used it there. When he died, his son made a journey to my house to give it to me.
One more: My Great Great Grandfather's Harper's Ferry Model 1842 U.S. Percussion Rifle. He carried it in the Civil War and took it home after. Shootable.