We've All Done It

[LS3Miata]

I regret selling my 3" Kimber .45acp 1911 as it was light and 100% reliable. Don't really regret selling any others. Judging by the comments here, I should continue to keep my two security 6 and one speed 6 revolvers. I still have the original grips for the 6" security 6 and the speed 6, and the original box for the speed 6

[Erik_Pakieser]

Have not sold any that I have kick myself on, but have passed on one that I have regretted. Many years ago a local small dealer had a mint S&W model 58 for what I thought was about $100 over what it should be. Within a year his price would be considered fair and today to find an equal, it would be several hundred dollars more.

Yes, that one I kick myself for passing on.

I passed up one in a Pawnshop for $250 in 1992. Always regretted that.

[AFTERMATH]

I've hardly sold anything at all, so file me under no regrets.

[Snakeman721]

I regret selling my 3" Kimber .45acp 1911 as it was light and 100% reliable. Don't really regret selling any others. Judging by the comments here, I should continue to keep my two security 6 and one speed 6 revolvers. I still have the original grips for the 6" security 6 and the speed 6, and the original box for the speed 6

Nice trio there! You brought up another point...how many people here KEEP the box the firearm came in, assuming it came with one when you bought it. I ask, because judging by Gunbrokers sales if it still has the original box you can get anywhere from $15 to $300 more for the firearm if you sell it.

[lumbering.buffalo]

I keep all my boxes if the gun purchased came with one. I do believe that having all the stuff does add some value.