HW/Weihrauch What gun did you wish you’d have kept?

[Toxylon]

My Diana 48 .22 cal. Miss it hard. Smooth, accurate, powerful, classic, game changer when introduced...

 

[Hobbyman2007]

Had an 80’s vintage HW35E with a great walnut stock that I sold. I make some poor choices on which to sell some times. That was a tough one.

 

[uglymike]

LGV

 

[Beeman22]

LNIB Beeman Crow Mag in .22. I always wanted one since I started paging through my dad's Beeman catalogues as a kid and finally found a flawless example a few years back. It was perfect and shot very nicely, but I could never get a comfortable cheek weld and almost never shot it. Still, should have kept it just because it was cool. And the prices recently are ridiculous!

 

[Zeke G.]

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!

Woah... I bought one off ebay for $300 and I thought I was overpaying! Might have to list it on there... haha

 

[Zeke G.]

Mine would be a Webley Tomahawk in 22 cal. Have no idea when or to whom I sold it or even why... Been looking for a replacement but they are impossible to find...

 

[jlharden]

Mine would be a Webley Tomahawk in 22 cal. Have no idea when or to whom I sold it or even why... Been looking for a replacement but they are impossible to find...

Not impossible. I have a British Tomahawk in .22. Beech stock and I do wish it was walnut. Had it for 25 years, or so. Hasn't been shot much. Most of my springers are pretty tame, but the Tommy is a big hammer with fairly good manners.

 

[Zeke G.]

Not impossible. I have a British Tomahawk in .22. Beech stock and I do wish it was walnut. Had it for 25 years, or so. Hasn't been shot much. Most of my springers are pretty tame, but the Tommy is a big hammer with fairly good manners.

Should you ever want to sell her, I'll be here waiting patiently. My search would be over.