It just feels wrong to sell a gun, but that's what I just did. Now I have money (what good is that?), and no gun. (We all KNOW what you can do with a gun.)

I sold the Marlin 1895G  "Guide Gun" chambered in .45-70. Got a good price for it, but... The money doesn't make me feel "good" like a new gun does. Everybody's got money. Not everyone has guns.

Don't try to convince me otherwise. This is not intended to be a rational argument. It's just reality.

Paul

Paul, I know the feeling very well. Seems every time I sell a gun I immediately wish I hadn't done it. Usually when I buy a gun it's because I want it. I have given guns away & wish I hadn't too. Two come to mind immediately. A Fox 12 gauge & a tiny model 70 Win. in 223 Rem. The Fox was a work horse & meat getter. The 223 M 70 was a tack driver. I still miss both of them. ......Paul H

PFFFFT!! If it had been an 1895CB I would maybe feel sorry for you  

RJ

CZ paid for and a gun you hated gone, where is the problem?

I 'hate' no gun.

Paul