Sell which PCC - IMI Timberwolf or Henry SB lever

[geologist]

Like many Nutz I have too many guns and want to downsize the collection.

I have three PCCs, two of which are .357 mag. I plan to sell one of the .357 Mags as it's silly to have two.

The Timberwolf is kind of rare so once it's gone I'll probably not find another. It's light to carry, takes down easily and you can top up the magazine easily.

The bad thing about it is that I don't take it out much because it's a collectable.

The Henry is a mare's leg that I added a Big Boy stock to. I still have the mares Leg short stock. It's heavier or at least it feels heavier to carry than the Timberwolf. It's very short so it's convenient to fit into nooks and crannies (like In Bruges....). I carry it more in the field as i am not afraid for it to get wet or scratched up. It is much slower to top up the magazine given the tube magazine design. It's barrel is long enough to hunt legally in BC.

Which one would you sell?

 

[GunCrazy762]

It will be nearly impossible to replace the timberwolf if you decide you sold the wrong one.

 

[Tvw]

Hard call.. sometimes I feel having different platforms in the same caliber to be the way to go. However 9mm in this current time is a better price than the .357. Lever guns seem to retain good value. Have no experience with the pump .357. If your aware your not going to find one again than it may be a keeper. Heck this would be a hard choice!

Good luck!

 

[Gaurdian]

Is it a Springfield or Action that is stamped on the receiver

 

[TungstenJohn]

There’s never any reason to downsize. Keep them all.

 

[vp6111]

You can buy another Henry if needed.

 

[Can-down]

Unless you need the money, I wouldn't bother selling any of them.

 

[geologist]

Is it a Springfield or Action that is stamped on the receiver

Action Arms Ltd.

Phila. Pa.

 

[geologist]

Unless you need the money, I wouldn't bother selling any of them.

I don't need the $. It's that at my age I'm feeling bogged down by possessions.

 

[pc9]

Don’t sell the Timberwolf
I made that mistake once and took me way to long to find another

 

[Jay]

If I had to, I'd sell the Henry because you can get another... If you let that Timberwolf go, you'll likely never get another.

 

[Butcherbill]

I’d sell the Henry, I’m way more into pump actions than levers.

 

[SHELL SHUCKER]

Gong the Henry and keep the Timberwolf. Good investment rifle.

 

[Midnight Rider]

You have two 357's ; but they are for different purposes' as one sounds like a truck/brush gun , and the other sounds like a Sunday shooting collectable , so probably wise to keep both .

 

[Can-down]

I don't need the $. It's that at my age I'm feeling bogged down by possessions.

I hear you, first world problems.....

Both those .357's have a slim profile and don't take up much space in the shed so to speak.

If your serious about downsizing possessions, get rid of the timberwolf, as it's unlikely you will ever replace it..... but then you won't be able to tease fellow gunutz down the road either....

Really since you don't need the money, you should stop thinking about the timberwolf as a safe queen! Sure it's maybe tripled in value over the last 20 years but it's not exactly a bitcoin investment or something that will put you in another tax bracket.

Get out there and beat the s h i t out of it.....

 

[chasseur]

Keep the Timber Wolf as if you sell it you ll be crying wolf forever

 

[Tvw]

Sell the pc9 and you can stop buying 9mm..

 

[ponymusic]

Like many Nutz I have too many guns >

Too many guns ... ?

 

[DGY]

I would sell the semi… that would be my first choice, then the Henry and keep the pump for sure and use it like you stole it!

 

[conor_90]

Keep the Timberwolf and run it like a company truck