The 22 Magnum one I wish I had not sold

[jjking42]

Of all the guns that I have owned, bought, and sold this is the one I wish I had not sold. My Winchester 9422 Magnum
http://www.winchesterguns.com/produc...04C&mid=524024

Which one do you wish you could take back ?

[MKIIISS]

922M I sold for $225

[Sorcerer]

Originally Posted by jjking42

Of all the guns that I have owned, bought, and sold this is the one I wish I had not sold. My Winchester 9422 Magnum
http://www.winchesterguns.com/produc...04C&mid=524024

Which one do you wish you could take back ?

My Ruger Single Six combo

[cwlongshot]

I have bought and sold allot of guns... Never sold a 22 mag I regretted.


CW

[Signalman]

I sold my first pistol a 357 mag because I was in a 44 magnum mode well I missed it so much I bought it back by trading a browning Hi Power for it...bottom line I should have NEVER sold it in the first place...that and the other one was a Remington 722 in a 300 Savage. Fantastic rifle

Live and learn

Signalman

[jfraz3]

I dig the 721 and 722 rifles! Nothin' wrong with them at all! Cept' maybe the ugly straight grained wood!

[FyrepowrX]

Originally Posted by jjking42

Of all the guns that I have owned, bought, and sold this is the one I wish I had not sold. My Winchester 9422 Magnum
http://www.winchesterguns.com/produc...04C&mid=524024

Which one do you wish you could take back ?

i just listed that exact model of 94/22 this week.

i decided earlier this year that the stuff that doesnt go hunting is getting sold... Some of the ones i listed this year i was hesitant to sell off, since they were not replaceable, but some of them had been in the safe for a long time and didnt get touched, and in the end i am a hunter, not a collector, so the spares, duplicates, and safe queens have been getting sold off.

i will still get to see a couple of them though, a couple of fellows here are enjoying them now.

One gun i DO wish i had back was my first Ruger No 1, it was a 1-S in .45/70 , it had some smokin good wood on it.

also wish i had back a handy little Interarms Mini-Mark X mauser in 7.62x39 that i traded off...

[j.r. guerra in s. texas]

. . . I do have regrets of passing on purchasing a few over the years, my largest regret was a Rossi 59 for $125. The man behind me purchased it less than a minute after I put it back on the table.

[BIGKILLA]

I had to end up selling 2 guns that I regret selling, but health and financial issues called for them to go.

One was a Ruger 10/22 magnum, now pretty hard to find, the other was a Savage model 111 in .223 that was the most accurate rifle i have ever seen, easily shot holes barley larger than 1 round at 100 yards.

[jjking42]

I still want my 9422 22 Mag back. I guess I will look on Gunbroker for one because I could not find one at the last gunshow I went to. I have to be careful when looking on Gunbroker I might end up buying and HK 300 22 mag instead.

[grg]

I sold a PO Ackley built 22-250. Someone wanted it pretty bad, wish I still had. I've had several HK 22mags, probably should have kept t one of those as well.

[comfisherman]

96 22 switch barrel, was a sweet little number.

[James Cottrell]

More than one, but the one I miss the most was a 1920 Savage bolt action, 300 savage. It had a peep sight on the cocking knob and was very quick handling.

[Bigdog357]

So far I have no regrets, but I am considering thinning the herd at a show coming up in March. A friend and I have couple tables at the show and I have my eye on about seven in my collection that may go on the block. Would like to generate some cash for a couple more revolvers - decisions - decisions. Thankfully none are my coveted 22 Mags

[Coyotehunter223]

Years ago, I bought a New England Firearms (NEF) Deluxe 45-70 Buffalo Rifle with walnut stock. I sold it after a few years but that was before Ohio allowed straight walled centerfire cartridges for deer hunting. Of course now they are out of business and if I was lucky enough to find a used one, it would be cost prohibitive.