First pistol bought, now for the waiting

[Shanks4300]

Just pulled the trigger (haha) on the arma coat sig deal. Beaver tail and srt in 9mm. Stoked would be an understatement. Now to pick up a .22 locally next week to tide me over till April.

Do you guys think a buckmark or a gsg would hold its value better? Might sell it when the sig shows up.

Now to tell the wife......

 

[silverfoxdj]

Just pulled the trigger (haha) on the arma coat sig deal. Beaver tail and srt in 9mm. Stoked would be an understatement. Now to pick up a .22 locally next week to tide me over till April.

Do you guys think a woodsman or a gsg would hold its value better? Might sell it when the sig shows up.

Now to tell the wife......

No range guns?

 

[Shanks4300]

You mean rentals at my range?

 

[Shanks4300]

No range guns?

Not a common thing in Manitoba. Only one range in town that rents and they charge the princely sum of $95 for a pistol and 50 rounds. Ouch.

 

[Shanks4300]

Oops. Double post

 

[celtic1123]

Not a common thing in Manitoba. Only one range in town that rents and they charge the princely sum of $95 for a pistol and 50 rounds. Ouch.

HOLY #####!!! Place I work at is day pass, and then ammo. Barely over 50 bucks for 50 shots of 9mm

 

[Ballox]

The first time walking into a gun shop as a new PAL holder is a very awesome feeling

 

[webster]

A Browning will definitely hold its value better than a GSG. The GSG looks cool and would be a ton of fun to blast away with, but the Buckmark will be more accurate and you can leave it to your kids. Depends what your priorities are.

 

[PorkNBeans]

congrats. good choice. i own a couple sigs myself.

 

[skip1600]

Not to recommend anything Chinese but I mean those m93 are a crazy good deal. But the browning will definitely retain the most value

 

[Shanks4300]

After thinking on it on the weekend, I think I'm leaning toward the browning. Accuracy then speed. Thx all for the input.