But I must remind myself that many trades went on to allow me to gain others, and gain experiences, adventures. Also I have way more than I can enjoy now. I'm very blessed.
Alas, the Ruger No.1A in .243 that was rebored to .257 Weatherby. I still know the guy I sold it to. I also had a 98% Colt Pocket Positive Flat Top Target in .32 New Police. Probably should not have sold it. The AMP that originally was a .357 that I topped out as a .44 AMP and played with. But I sold it to sponsor a big HHC hunt. No real regrets. There are a bunch more.
One Reeder I let go, that I should have bought was Stonecolds .475 LB. I was having a bad time when he decided to sell. It was not to be. MY .475 LB I sold to sponsor a new Custom to my specifications in .510 GNR. But it was my first custom. I even had it re-built to better specs. I should have kept it... And bought Doug's too, he let it go likewise.
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Things are not as easy as they used to be.
- WB, 2024-01-16, 09:07
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Back a hundred years ago an old fart traded
- Gary Reeder, 2024-01-16, 18:04
- I don't have any regrets .... - Jim Taylor, 2024-01-17, 06:49
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Boy my list is long...
- WB, 2024-01-16, 19:58
- a few i miss - carl hackney, 2024-01-17, 11:13
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Back a hundred years ago an old fart traded
- Gary Reeder, 2024-01-16, 18:04