[Bud White]

Well ill start off with handguns

Glock 36

Couldnt hit broad side of barn with it

SIg 229 357 sig

Countrols were to unfriendly for a lefty for carry to far off rest of my guns

Smith Wesson 1911SC

Tore its self apart by 400 rounds

Didnt really buy it alone but was part of a deal for a couple gun a llama Super Commanche 44 cant get rid of this thing

Other than that i think thats it

No rifles i regret yet

 

[rstickle]

Never had one! :smile:

I was deeply saddened by the theft of two handguns a Colt Trooper in 357, and a Smith Model 60.

And I'd love to have the SIG 229 in 357 that you didn't like!! :biggrin:

 

[fotomaker57]

So far none that I regret. But I will keep trying to find one :smile:
Mike

 

[Bud White]

I love my 357 trooper

 

[P95Carry]

No really major regrets - tho my Para P12-45 is still somewhat of a disappointment - maybe one day I'll make it run right.

I got a cheapie Hi-Point carbine ages ago from a gun show and tho folks seem to like them - I hate this one. Made up for that by getting a few other pistol cal carbines! :wink:

Didn't quite regret buying a P3AT but was not over enamored - it's gone now.

Pretty much everything else I love!!!

 

[Prospector]

Regret getting the Mauser HSc .380. My very first semi...back in my PI days. Darn thing hurts my trigger finger every time I shoot it. Have never really figured out what's going on there. But, it's a sentimental piece and I just can't part with it.....well, maybe for a PPK! :tongue:

 

[Phil Elmore]

I bought a Davis Derringer once that was broken out of the box. Sent it back and was quit of it forever.

 

[CombatEffective]

I have several that I bought and enjoyed but ended up buying something I liked better and that I should have bought in the first place. Now I rarely shoot some of the stuff that I have.

I have a NEF .45-70 Handi Rifle that I should probably sell as I will probably never use it for anything but taking up space in the gun locker. It's a nice rifle, but I just don't know when I'd ever use it and would like to have the money to spend on something I'd shoot more.

I have a Yugo SKS that I have yet to degoop. I bought it on a whim, and now I'd like to have to the money for something else.

I have amassed several .22 bottom feeders. I have one that I will never willingly part with (target use). I have two others that both serve pretty much the same function as the other (plinking/instructing). I should sell one of them, but I can't decide which one to sell.

I bought a Remington 1100 Synthetic and then turned around and bought a DeHaan U1 for skeet/sporting clays. I should have just bought one or the other, but I hang on to both of them. I shoot the U1 more at the club, but I just can't bring myself to sell the 1100 even though I could get my money back out of it easily.

 

[Scott]

A Para P12 Ejected into my forehead with every shot. Ran hot and the barrel lug was unreasonably tight. Gone.

S&W 5906. Five different shooters could not get this gun to shoot. It was the wife's first gun. It's a wonder she kept with shooting after the experience. Gone.

After going through 60+ guns you are bound to have one or two you aren't happy with.

-Scott-

 

[P95Carry]

Oh my - that reminds me - one other. I used to do some skeet and trap with my son - still do but very rarely now. I bought a very lovely Browning Citori Hunter from his step uncle and loved that gun.

However - after quite some time of little use thought that $700 or so was better recouped - and things were a tad skinny at the time. I miss that shottie and replaced it with a Baikal - which ain't bad value but not the same.

Good side of all that tho was - Citori was on consignment and it went eventually - return to me was $650. Day I went in for check - saw my M27-2 under the counter. $400 out the door and it had a box too - so - oh well - pocket suffered but I got my M27. No regrets on that one.

 

[JustinM]

Glock 36

Couldnt hit broad side of barn with it

Glock 22

I made petter groups with a 12ga.

Worst guns EVER!

 

[raevan]

Taurus 945, I should have bought another 1911. The taurus shoots good but it always dents the casing when it ejects it. I use it for my bedroom gun.

 

[srfl]

My second Steyr M40....it's extractor is fairly unreliable....I hope Steyr starts getting parts back into the US so I can get this gun fixed.

My second HK P9S 9mm....accurate when it shoots, but someone replaced the bolt assembly with one that is not matched to the gun....as a result, the rounds don't chamber. Spare parts are hard to come by and when they do, expensive in this no longer made gun.

 

[acparmed]

An Astra model 80 in 45ACP. The gun shot fine except from the factory the fixed sights shot 6" low and 10 yards. I also learned that I didn't like handling of it and the way it fit my hand. I sold it two weeks after I bought it for $25 less than I paid for it. I then immediately bought the S&W mod 686 that Chris (P95 Carry) now owns.

 

[AirForceShooter]

Taurus PT 945
I just couldn't shoot the thing!
Not a bad pistol.
Traded it for a 1911 and happiness.

Oh yeah my Mini-14 is up there too but it's going soon.

AFS

 

[Euclidean]

I sorta kinda regret my Mosin a little bit sometimes but not a whole lot. The only thing I don't like is having to order ammunition or get it from gun shows, but I don't regret it very much. It's not like it's very expensive and it does fill a niche for a more powerful centerfire rifle in my collection.

If there's ever a point where the huge supply of cheap Mosins dries up, I might sell it.

I think if I can ever get this reloading thing off the ground and start reloading the ammunition for it, I'll enjoy it more because I will be able to have ammunition at my convenience.

 

[Bruces45]

I have never bought a gun I regret buying :smile:

 

[QKShooter]

Steyr M40 Parts

You might try sending off an E-mail directly to Steyr & see if they can send you out an extractor. E-mail them at:

[email protected]

 

[BlueLion]

Back in the mide early 90's I was traveling alot when I was dating my wife. It was just me and dad at home and things were rough. My brother was away in college and my mom and dad had just divorced and mom was in GA. Well, I had decided to leave school for the USAF, and while I waited to get in on the dreaded delayed entry program. I bought a (drum roll , please readers please don't shoot at or make fun of old lion on this one) Lorcin . 380 this was the first real handgun I had handled. Well once I got out of the service this pistol was made unserviceable and I kept the slide as a keep sake. I hate I bought that thing, but it was good first gun I ever shot. I bought the pistol because as dad and I both struggled it was times when we had no lights only candles and the house was huge it provided protection because dad worked late nights and when I got home from bagging groceries I was in a dark house most of the time. Thank you Uncle Sam for all you have done to help wayward young men and women as myself. Hoorah....

 

[Betty]

Interarms Walther PPK/S - stovepipes, roiugh checkering on grips murdered my hands, ejector cracked and locked the slide up tight.

Para Ordnance C6.45 LDA - numerous problems, the last being the guide rod assembly breaking and shooting out the front while shooting.