Fun Guns

[stainless1911]

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Because he is young, (no offense) and you can buy and sell guns, but not memories. If he just waits a few weeks until the money comes through, then he can have the glock, and the 10 22. Get rid of it now, and its over. You have only the glock. Better to have 2 guns than 1. He could buy another 22, but not that same one. Besides, stick it in the closet, and keep it for the kid later. Then it will really be worth something special to both him and the kid.

My 7 year old already made me promise her my .40. That means a lot to me.

 

[PDinDetroit]

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stainless1911 wrote:

Because he is young, (no offense) and you can buy and sell guns, but not memories. If he just waits a few weeks until the money comes through, then he can have the glock, and the 10 22. Get rid of it now, and its over. You have only the glock. Better to have 2 guns than 1. He could buy another 22, but not that same one. Besides, stick it in the closet, and keep it for the kid later. Then it will really be worth something special to both him and the kid.

My 7 year old already made me promise her my .40. That means a lot to me.

+1.

I passed the .22 LR Rifle (Savage Model 64) that I bought for my son to him on his 18th birthday. It has meant a great deal to both of us.

My daughter has already laid claim to a Ruger Mini-14, a Ruger 10/22, and a Rossi Single Shot .243/20 Gauge. I am sure she could pass the 10/22 on to her kids someday.

I have my grandfather's Stevens Double-Barrel Side-by-Side Shotgun from the 1920's (12 Gauge, 30" Barrel, 2 triggers). I WILL NEVER SELL IT.

 

[American Boy With a Gun]

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Hmm....well thats a good enough reason not to sell it lol

 

[maustin195]

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I have a Winchester 22 auto yhat belonged to my grandfather then my father. It is not worth alot of money but is priceless to me. It will go to my son later and I hope he enjoys it as much as I have.

 

[Bronson]

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oops