How many of you keep a gun you will never use in the woods?

[deadwolf]

FFL for private party has been like a decade now, the 3day waiting period is about a year old now and the FFL (required in the decade old law already) is gonna follow the new 3 day rule.

Time to move : )


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[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

Time to move : )


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It may happen eventually, esp. if the state keeps going the way its been going.

 

[LeftyWilbury]

sell the supergrade. especially since you have two 300 WSMs in the same rifle. that funds a new gun, or ammo, or just puts money in the bank. the only reason i regret selling any of my guns is that they'd be worth twice as much now compared to when i sold em! i need to clean up some guns and consign em. i even shoot some of em. they're just things.

 

[Maverick1]

I have a safe full of rifles my dad bought when he thought he was a collector, that I will never use.

And what happens to those rifles when you pass? Are you going to burden your offspring or family members by putting them in a similar situation? Pass down those safe rifles and leave them saying “I have a safe full of rifles from Dad/Uncle Bob”?

 

[Live_weighT34]

I don’t live in a whitetail state and my state is stingy on giving out doe pronghorn, doe mule deer & cow elk tags so I’m down to maybe one rifle/muzzleloader hunt each year so most of my guns don’t usually get out each year but man if I could do whitetail every year with some doe patrol I’d use every thing I have.

 

[dirtshooter]

I have a couple guns a few years old (pre covid) that haven't been shot yet. I have some that have been shot or used prior to myself buying it and haven't seen shot by myself. Lots of guns not a lot of time. A couple are for the kids when they get older so they'll get shot eventually.