I had a Finn yard sale and it went well so why do I feel bad?

[MJ1]

I feel so drained,,,

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[Patrick Chadwick]

I had a Finn yard sale and it went well so why do I feel bad? I feel so drained,,,

https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...c0979499-1.jpg

... Because you swapped those real rifles for bits of paper with imaginary values printed on them!

Keep those bits of paper for 5 years, and then see how many rifles you can get for them!

Patrick

[Calif-Steve]

All keepers. You are drained.

[MJ1]

Steve yu should have taken advantage of the yard sale,,LOL. Some more M39's are next.

[Aragorn243]

I doubt I could have done it. I think I have every gun I've ever owned in my life with the exception of one, my first, a Glenfield 22. And you know what? I regret selling that one and it wasn't all that nice.

I'm considering selling a few now however as my interests have changed and space is becoming a consideration. Just can't quite bring myself to do it.

Remembered a second gun, a Winchester Ranger shotgun in 12 gauge. I hated that one though so it wasn't hard to give up. Wasn't too hard to forget either. It simply did not "fit" me well and I couldn't hit the broadside of a barn with it. Some guns are just "there" and this one never was.

[rondog]

I'd love to have a nice Finn Mosin, never even seen one, just heard about them. And you're selling them in your yard? Jeeze.

[MJ1]

My yard being in California FTF cash and carry.Nexty willbe another 28/30 a 91/24 then M27 and M28 plus more M39's.

[Darkwolfe]

Wish I'd been next door for your sale. The #4 rifle in your picture is a real beauty.
Don't blame you for avoiding shipping issues, but if you change your mind.....

Best of luck.

[Gun Surfer]

California FTF cash and carry. What is that. Please dont tell me you sold those to the state to be destroyed??

[MJ1]

... Because you swapped those real rifles for bits of paper with imaginary values printed on them!

Keep those bits of paper for 5 years, and then see how many rifles you can get for them!

Patrick

... Because you swapped those real rifles for bits of paper with imaginary values printed on them!

Keep those bits of paper for 5 years, and then see how many rifles you can get for them!

Patrick

Patric do think this is easy for me? Did you for one moment put your self in my shoes? I very well might not be here in five years and my family has needs today.