Non Military guns that I have sold over the years.

[drm3m]

1- Colt Woodsman .22 caliber pistol- Sold in Nova Scotia November 4 2020 for $820.



2- BSA air rifle given to me–sold for $600 on July 2021 in Montreal.



3- .222 Remington rifle sold August 25 in Calgary for $650.



4- Colt Lightning carbine sold for $500 in April 2018 to a fellow in Ontario.



5- Sheridan air rifle sold for $450 in January 2022 to a fellow in Edmonton Alberta.



6- Walther PPKs .22 caliber pistol sold for $600 on December 14 to a fellow in Ottawa.



7- Winchester M9422 rifle sold April 9 2020 for $1,050 in Camrose, Alberta.



8- Webley Air Pistol traded to a fellow in Montreal December 4 2021 part of a deal for CW cartridges.



9- Smith & Wesson Model 36 (chief special) sold on consignment at Gunmart October 4 2003 for a minimum of $300.



10- Browning Hi-Power pistol sold by Gunmart on consignment August 22 2003-I got a $500 credit against my purchase of a P.38 in a Luger holster.

 

[0faustus0]

Ok .. ????????????

 

[hobophobe]

He posts stange stuff.

 

[450yukon]

I like strange stuff and find his threads very interesting.

 

[DGY]

Interesting… weird… why?

 

[FLHTCUI]

I'm not sure if he is gloating or it is sellers remorse, but he does post good quality pics, some in the EE could take note.

 

[drm3m]

One of the early hunting photos with the .222 Remington.



I was too young to go hunting at this point!



Up close and personal with Mr. Groundhog in 1953.



This fellow wanted to go hunting---but he did not have a license. Unfortunately he was killed by a train.

 

[mikeyb]

I think it's a cool thread, thanks for sharing!

 

[DGY]

One of the early hunting photos with the .222 Remington.



I was too young to go hunting at this point!

Now we’re talking, photos of the young man and his guns in use!!
Keep posting!

 

[drm3m]

This was the purchase of the .222 Remington in 1954. (69 years ago)

 

[MiG25]

I liked that BSA, had I known offers of half the year long asking price would be taken I'd have made such an offer. Oh well.

 

[Buckmastr]

Your BSA never looked so good. Now wearing a S&B 12x

 

[hoytcanon]

Stuff I have NOT sold over the years;

 

[FLHTCUI]

One of the early hunting photos with the .222 Remington.



I was too young to go hunting at this point!



Up close and personal with Mr. Groundhog in 1953.



This fellow wanted to go hunting---but he did not have a license. Unfortunately he was killed by a train.

You should add a couple of these photos in the hunting sub forum in the thread started by member MD titled early interest .
Would add to the great thread.
I recall seeing that bill of sale and the BSA pic in a thread a few years back
The Golden looked a little bummed not being afeild when the pic was taken rip to a wonderful companion.
Rob