Culling the herd.

[Thor]

I have had so many nice guns in my lifetime, still have a few. Some of the most notable guns I let slip away over the years include;
HK P7M13 with 6 Mags
P7M8 Nickel finish
HK 91 with every option available at the time (1990)
HK93
HK Mod 4 with all 4 caliber conversions
2.5” and 4” Pythons
Colt Preban Government Carbines
Colt 3” Detective Special
Colt Mid Range National Match MKIII
Colt Pre 70 Series NM with 22 Conversion Unit
Colt Delta Elite First Edition
Colt LW Commander 38 Super
S&W Triple Lock 45 Colt
S&W Mod 29 6.5”
S&W Mod 610 6” and 6.5”
S&W Mod 48
S&W 629 Mountain Gun
S&W 1006, 1076 and 1086
S&W 4506 and 745
Ruger Buckeye Special 10mm/38-40
Ruger M77 Tang Safety 338 Winchester
Ruger 77/22
M1 Gas Trap Garand and several other nice M1s
Half Dozen different M1 Carbines
Several 1903 and 1903A3
Winchester all matching 1917
Several USGI 1911s
Remington 600 in 308
Remington 1100 LT20 Special Field with English Stock
Benelli M1 Super 90
Etc, Etc, Etc....

Lots of nice guns have come and gone over the last 40 years. Many of them were nothing special at the time but are dearly missed now. Times sure have changed.

You sir are apparently untrainable...

 

[Colt556]

You sir are apparently untrainable...

Health and the resultant financial issues have played a big part in a lot of that.

 

[Colt556]

You sir are apparently untrainable...

A lot of those were also done years ago before the craziness of today. Guns were plentiful and relatively inexpensive. Guns weren’t blamed for their owners crimes either. HK P7s could be found for $500, Colt ARs for $300, M1 Garand were $400, USGI 1911s were $250-350 as well as P38s and Lugers, S&W K frames $2-300, HK91 was a whopping $600. We didn’t know how good we had it or how bad things would become. Some of you may call today the good old days in 20 -30 years or so.