One firearm you will never sell?

[Alienware]

For me, it’s my old Remington 700, its been with me through hunts and rough weather. No matter what else I trade or upgrade, that rifle ain't going anywhere.

 

[Falon]

My old 700 still feels just right; I don’t think I’ll ever sell it

 

[woodbutcher]

My old 700 still feels just right; I don’t think I’ll ever sell it

The USMC gave us 700s when we were "over there".
I wish I still had it! Was one of the smoothest operating rifles I've ever shot!

 

[David Marlin]

The 1831 Springfield rifled musket is a family heirloom. Dads grandmother handed it over with the comment "I've been hauling this damned thing around for years, its your turn now" . It's very possible the gun was at Gettyburg because the great grandfather's 148th Penn. Volunteer Regiment was there.

 

[Longwalk]

My M1 grand and my dads model 99 300 savage

 

[Dstegjas]

Well I have a few that I will never sell, but if I had to pick one. My dad’s Ruger Super Blackhawk in 44 magnum would be the last one out the door. He bought it back in September 1970.

 

[Jim Mayo]

I have several I like alot but none have any sentimental attachment. There are just as many if not more I wish I had back

 

[wapakfred]

As a young man I had to sell my guns to pay tuition, i kind of promised my self that if i ever rebuilt my collection I wouldn't sell any. So far I've stuck to that (I'm 77 now). My guns will be handed down to grandkids and they can do as they see fit.