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Old03-30-2010, 09:03 AM #11
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Strange, I was actually trying to pin this philosophy down for myself for the last few days. I plan on selling two of my handguns, one a break-top 38s&w caliber revolver to a friend who wants it (and I need the money for a press) and my Baby Desert Eagle in 9mm.
I'm not too attached to the break-top because of its odd hard to obtain caliber,
but my real problem is letting go of the Baby Desert Eagle since I havent seen many of it anywhere else, or at least the variant I have, and since this particular line of gun changed hands from Magnum Research to Charles Daly I'm not sure if I should wait to see if the gun goes up or down in value due to the change in hands.
I wanted to replace the 9mm with a different one, a more common and easier to modify and shoot Taurus 917 in stainless steel, but I'm still not too comfortable with the uncertainty I'm having.
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