Mine is a HW 95 .177 v Mach tuned 
HW/Weihrauch What gun did you wish you’d have kept?
- Thread starter Lord hartcliffe
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for me it is the pistol i haven't bought yet , i see it for sale a lot and something always comes along to take my money elsewhere ! this next show i will buy a 1701/ 1720 in that order .
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After selling and trading many guns, the only one I regret selling is the Sam Yang .25 Sumatra carbine.
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I've only sold one gun. It went to a good guy who loved it when I was only blasé about it. No regrets.
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wish I had kept my brocock 522 kit.. Parco 22 foot pump survival rifle, Farco 28 gauge shotgun.. those are basically unreplaceable, especially with my budget.. the rest that I wish I had was Beeman P1 in 177 and RWS Diana 48 in 22 caliber.
Mark
Mark
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Oh only about 20 maybe. Top of the list: IZH-46M; late-model Webley Tracker with checkered walnut stock; and Venom-tuned "HW 35 EK" (export stock + 16" carbine barrel).
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Wish I would've kept my rear cocking 1377(my first airgun ever) in better shape and not let it rust for 25 years. It shot bbs and pellets, had a rotary sleeve bolt. Now it's a 22 that's been modified a lot. Luckily I've never sold an air gun, only powder burners. Pic is how that 40+ year old gun lives today.
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I sure miss my HW55, made a great trade and planned to buy another but it hasn't happened and prices are just too high now.
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A .20 cal RM100 that I sold in a week moment! I know where another one is but the price is over the top! 
I bought a .22 Air Arms Pro Elite today that's making me smile
I'm not going to post about it until it gets here though 
Lol.
I bought a .22 Air Arms Pro Elite today that's making me smile
I'm not going to post about it until it gets here though Lol.Upvote 0
My Beeman Bearcub, one of the extremely few airguns I have ever sold. Did not love the rifle but the last one I saw sold on eBay for a whopping $1700!
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Air Arms Pro Elite I had briefly around 25 years ago. Money got tight and sold it not knowing how limited the production would be.
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Haenel III DRP. I sold mine when I foolishly believed that PCPs were going to be my thing once I dipped a toe into the world of pre-charged.... I'd reblued it (professionally) with an exceptionally high polish and reworked the stock. I gold filled the stampings as well as having cleaned and re-lubed the leather seal and the rest of the internals. It was one of the smoothest shooting springers that I've ever had the pleasure of firing. A delightful rifle from 1937, back when they made things with pride...
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