dang, it's on photobucket and I can't access it anymore.

Never should have sold my HKPRO custom HK45C or my HK45CT.

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Originally posted by Chowser:
dang, it's on photobucket and I can't access it anymore.

Never should have sold my HKPRO custom HK45C or my HK45CT.

I have a weird affection for my .45 caliber HKs. I LOVE them. Like more the I should for a crappy trigger, external safety having piece of tactical Tupperware. But there is just something about them that just does it for me.

Colt Trooper MK III Nickel

One of my first was a Bersa Thunder 380CC

An Argentine-produced .380 similar to a Walther PPK, it was really reliable and accurate due to the fixed barrel. I put wood Marschal grips on it and pocket carried it a bit but dumbly sold it and I could kick myself.

I found this picture somewhere on the net but it looked like this (this could be a nickel lower though looking at it).

Back on Sigforum maybe 15 years ago or so I remember we had all these special guns of the month being sold by SIG only on this site.

1 of 50 total P229ST (stainless) in .40 S&W for sale one month and I got one.

Gun was amazing had no recoil.

I don't regret it needed the money at the time.

It felt like it was kind of "rare" SIG, no tail, german frame, all stainless, just quality all around.

The guns I wish I had never sold are:

Beretta BM62
S&W 625 Model of 1989
Benelli M4
HK P7

This gun, a 2015 edition Colt XSE, is the one that got me back “into” 1911s that year. I wound up buying “better / nicer” 1911s along the way, but do wish I’d held onto this one.