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I think from now on I'll trade, or buy, and not sell.
I mean I think "I can't use CCI snake shot in this ported .Stainless snubby .357 I should sell it, then I shoot it and it shoots so well, I can't sell it, it can be a Stainless bathroom gun ... I should sell this Stainless NAA .380 with the laser grip, but it holds 10+1 rounds, and that's good for a .380, It should go in the other bathrrom since it is Stainless ... I could sell this .... but .... or maybe ... nah ... I need to buy a ... and a ... yeah I'll do that ...

I sold probably 70 handguns about 5 years ago, I'm down to 20 or so and I kinda miss some of them, even though I'll probably never use some of the ones I have.

Transplant wrote:Yeah, I did a lot of research. Probably over 30 hours worth. I thoroughly read everything I could about all of the single stack 9mm offerings and shot a number of them.

I went and handled the shield beforehand and it just didn't "feel" like it was worth the extra money to me at the time.

I did that with a truck once, then thought I shouldda bought a different one, my girlfriend at that time said" you studied it, you decided correctly. stop doubting"

I do that with guns too, I study, I buy, I get "buyers remorse" I sell it and then get "sellers remorse" so I buy it again ...AND I ALSO BUY the other, then I think "I have too many" and I sell some ... then I think, hey I sure like that one I had ... I should buy it again ... just in case ...

It's genetic with me, my dad always bought high and sold low ... without people like us, the ones who buy low and sell high would be out of business and not as rich. We help the economy ...

But, I think I'll become a hoarder instead (oops, I mean a collector)... it's cheaper