CR2008

I traded my Kahr and Kel Tek p32 for a Smith and Wesson 640, I won't be missing that Kahr (next time it will be a GLOCK, more gun for $100 less!) but the Kel Tec pulled it's weight, it actually surprised me with it's reliability but I don't need it if I can fit a snub nose in my pocket and a revolver is more reliable than a semiauto, ESPECIALLY those small semis in duty calibers that are prone to limp wristing and other issues based on design.

The only guns I don't keep are the one's that fall short, I keep everything else and all my guns have a different use based on the situation at hand.

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Sig P220R/Sig P239 (9mm)/ S&W 640/ Ruger Single Six Hunter (.22LR/Mag)/ CZ 452 Varmint .22LR/ Lee Enfield No4 MK2 sporterized dated 1959/ Mosin Nagant M90-30 dated 1942/

georgewain

S&W Sigma, never could get a group that you could cover w/ a basketball at 7 yds. High Standard Camp Gun 22 mag., the sound of it when you fired it just went right through me. Winchester 1400 12 gauge shotgun, hunted w/ it once and the forestock fell off, they are "glued" on according to the local gunsmith.

15AcreWoods

A bunch but then I had an FFL for several years. What I liked most was I could buy a gun wholesale use it for a while and sell it used for what I paid wholesale for it.

Freedz

Traded in a henry survival rifle .22. That thing wouldnt cycle to save its rear. Dont miss it a bit.

DanW

intratec ab-10 , ruger 10/22...

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Air,Land&Sea

I had one that had a very slightly improperly seated barrel. A smith said he could fix it and it turned out to be one of the worst experiences of my life (to make a really long story really really short). Ruger, at their full expense, replaced the entire gun for me no charge no questions asked. The new SP101 is a perfect blend of excellence and is the gun I'd keep if I could only have one gun.

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Dale241

I'm well rid of a 1200. It is not a fighting tool.

In a practical match, where the shotgun was the primary weapon, the action locked up on me after about 15 shots in fairly close sequence. The only thing that kept me from being scored "KIA" was that I drew my pistol and hit my remaining targets in the time allotted. (Losing points beats getting killed.) It started working again after it cooled off. Sold it to a bird hunter.

Favorite shotgun was an Ithica 37 slug gun with iron sights. Alas, it was stolen from me. Years later, I finally got a "deer" barrel for the Mossberg 500A that replaced it.

Still looking for another 37 with sights.

Dale R.

CJS3

Kel-Tec P11. I should have known better than to buy an auto pistol that uses a plastic toothpick as a guide rod.

HeadHunter

That was one I hated and disposed of also. It had the worst trigger I have ever used. Couldn't get a split below .55 at any time.

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jbourneidentity

Kimber Tactical 5" 1911 .45 (POS). Remington 870 Express (870 Police far superior). Argentinian Hi-Power 9mm. Armalite AR-15 flattop .223 (Junk. Never worked with my mil-spec mags BUT my Bushmaster worked flawlessly with same mags. Armalite blamed everything but the rifle).