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Hey I have a 4/10 shotgun and i'm not sure should i sell it or keep it
Question by Bigbuck14. Uploaded on February 20, 2009
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Answers (27)
I'd keep it. I say the more guns the better.
I've only ever sold two guns, i regret selling both of them.
I agree with Southtexan. But if you wanted to get a bigger shotgun I would trade the 410 off.
Need more info. Is it a POS, shooter, keepsake, or collectors item? I would keep anything but a POS.
Keep it. Don't get into the habit of selling off your guns. Besides, everyone, adults and kids, need a .410 in their closet!
Keep it!!
Keep it, you never know you might have a Grandkid or another new young hunting partner might want to go!
i would keep it
i would sell it and buy a good 20ga. the 20ga is alot cheaper to shoot.
410? keep it its a great kid gun
works great for squrrels too
I regret every sale I ever made. Some of my best guns left that way, thinking I could always buy them again. Wrong!
keep it more guns the better and u wont get much money outta it
kep it
If it just happens to be a Win pump, or a little old double, or if it has Savage 99 written on the barrel ... let me know!
keep it. i first started hunting with a 410. i love it as a light squirelle gun.
Keep it, but watch for ammo specials, if any. Ammo for it is high. I haven't bought any lately, but seems like $8 a box was last price I paid, & it may have been for a box of 20, not 25. Some varieties are 20/box.
It depends. #1 If you have a kid, then keep it. You can pass it down. #2 If it is your first gun, keep it. I still have my 20 ga. single shot shotgun since I was 10. #3 If it is junk sell it. If you have no reason to have it, sell it. If your wife thinks you don't need another gun, sell it to buy a new gun to replace it. Its up to you. I would keep all my guns just in case.
The one time I parted with a gun...I can't even think about it without a tear coming to my eye. If you can afford to buy without selling. Don't sell. You will probably regret it. However if nobody ever sold thier old gones, where would the rest of us get our newest treasures?
Old ones, or old guns. Not sure which I was trying to say in the above comment.
Keep it! I still have my single shot 410! I plan on using it for spruce grouse next season. Ooo how fun!
Speaking of which, I should bring it out of storage just to clean it, lol. If you sold yours, you wouldn't be able to do that.
Keep it! who knows? You might give it to a kid or grand kid someday.
never sell your guns! you will regret it every time!
well if you don't have any other guns then keep it, cause if the Russian Mafia knocks on your door one day, or if the communists or terrorists try to blow up your house, you'll be well protected.
there is a bullet shortage cuz of the conflict going on in iraq, take out the bullets and sell them for 20bucks each. <(^.
there is a bullet shortage cuz of the conflict going on in iraq, take out the bullets and sell them for 20bucks each. <(^.^<) ^(^.^)^ (>^.^)> kirby dance!@!@!@!@!@@
I definitely keep it and pass it along with your kids!!!
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I'd keep it. I say the more guns the better.
Need more info. Is it a POS, shooter, keepsake, or collectors item? I would keep anything but a POS.
i would keep it
never sell your guns! you will regret it every time!
I've only ever sold two guns, i regret selling both of them.
I agree with Southtexan. But if you wanted to get a bigger shotgun I would trade the 410 off.
Keep it. Don't get into the habit of selling off your guns. Besides, everyone, adults and kids, need a .410 in their closet!
Keep it!!
Keep it, you never know you might have a Grandkid or another new young hunting partner might want to go!
i would sell it and buy a good 20ga. the 20ga is alot cheaper to shoot.
410? keep it its a great kid gun
works great for squrrels too
I regret every sale I ever made. Some of my best guns left that way, thinking I could always buy them again. Wrong!
keep it more guns the better and u wont get much money outta it
kep it
If it just happens to be a Win pump, or a little old double, or if it has Savage 99 written on the barrel ... let me know!
keep it. i first started hunting with a 410. i love it as a light squirelle gun.
Keep it, but watch for ammo specials, if any. Ammo for it is high. I haven't bought any lately, but seems like $8 a box was last price I paid, & it may have been for a box of 20, not 25. Some varieties are 20/box.
It depends. #1 If you have a kid, then keep it. You can pass it down. #2 If it is your first gun, keep it. I still have my 20 ga. single shot shotgun since I was 10. #3 If it is junk sell it. If you have no reason to have it, sell it. If your wife thinks you don't need another gun, sell it to buy a new gun to replace it. Its up to you. I would keep all my guns just in case.
The one time I parted with a gun...I can't even think about it without a tear coming to my eye. If you can afford to buy without selling. Don't sell. You will probably regret it. However if nobody ever sold thier old gones, where would the rest of us get our newest treasures?
Old ones, or old guns. Not sure which I was trying to say in the above comment.
Keep it! I still have my single shot 410! I plan on using it for spruce grouse next season. Ooo how fun!
Speaking of which, I should bring it out of storage just to clean it, lol. If you sold yours, you wouldn't be able to do that.
Keep it! who knows? You might give it to a kid or grand kid someday.
well if you don't have any other guns then keep it, cause if the Russian Mafia knocks on your door one day, or if the communists or terrorists try to blow up your house, you'll be well protected.
there is a bullet shortage cuz of the conflict going on in iraq, take out the bullets and sell them for 20bucks each. <(^.
there is a bullet shortage cuz of the conflict going on in iraq, take out the bullets and sell them for 20bucks each. <(^.^<) ^(^.^)^ (>^.^)> kirby dance!@!@!@!@!@@
I definitely keep it and pass it along with your kids!!!
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