2 Handguns that I won't let go

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Private First Class

Points: 3

Aug 10, 2007 4:14 pm

Hi folks.I'm new here and this is a great site.I have owned and, or shot,just about everything from one end of the spectrum to the other being a firearms instructor.The two gun's that I can't bring myself to sell or trade is my Taurus PT 92(11 yrs old)and my S&W 1905 4th change 38sp made in 1923.The taurus is my main carry gun.Never one FTF or FTE and both still get shot on a weekly basis.I own and have owned several other great guns,but these two will probably get buried with me.Anyone ele's have somthing they will never part with?
vicspank

Osiris5432

Lieutenant Colonel

Points: 360

Aug 10, 2007 8:25 pm

I have a 1903A3 Springfield my grandfather gave and i will keep that rifle for ever, not just because it has lots of sentimental value, but it's also one of the most accurate and fun to shoot rifles i have ever had.

esqinaline

First Lieutenant

Points: 92

Aug 12, 2007 1:40 pm

None of my guns . I can't seem to part with any of them. I once sold a ruger 10/22 and I have regreted it since. I baught another a couple of years later. But to answer your question, I think my 1903 .45 long colt service revolver and my winchester 94 in .45 long colt. I have had a rigging made for the revolver and a scabbard made for the rifle, both with my brand tooled into them. I call them the set and they both go with me on every hunting trip.

Vachss

Captain

Points: 146

Sep 27, 2007 11:38 am

Yes..every gun I have gotten rid of because i needed money, I kicked myself in the ass later for..
It always turned out that I would get another job the week after selling it..always..

Rodieeric

Command Sergeant Major

Points: 19

Oct 5, 2007 4:37 pm

I must say it would be my SOCAM .45 acp ful-supression. i love it and will die with it.

"these things i do...That others may live" Pararescue

alleycatt

Master Sergeant

Points: 10

Oct 6, 2007 7:23 pm

The .45 colt has ,for many years, been one of my favorite cartridges.A 4in. barreled model 25-5 s.&w.,and a nickel plated,71/2 barreled Colt single action army are my current guns chambered for this great old round.Please let us show our respect for this great and historic old round by refering to it by it`s corrct name.There never was and never has been a round designated .45 long colt.Perpetuating this misnomer only serves to confuse the ignorent,and the ignorent need no further confusion.