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I would keep them all, the HK, Eagle and even the TEC all can fetch a good chunk of cash. Even if their not your cup of tea, each has a dedicated fan base willing to drop a good bit on them.

I'm jealous of your Nylons, saw at flee market for 700 and wished I could of snagged it. Nothing wrong with downsizings if you don't use the ones you sale

I'll try to get him more interested when you can. Perhaps a free time weekend with practice shooting to get him more in the game.

Nice six shooters there. My father is a big Taurus fan. He has an older .38 spl that's based off the model 10. He has it for a while now since there's no finish on it.

22lr is still common in stores here, mainly odd and new brands. Hopefully some will be available at the local flee market this weekend for me to sight in my scope on my 10/22.

Small world isn't it? My father was a deputy. He still have his Glock .40 that he bought.

That's one heckuva cultural shock! I'm sure he had a few stories to tell.

Great collection you got there. Was that all from the same person or different family members?

I definitely plan on passing everything I have down to my child/Ren if I have them. If I don't for whatever reason, Ill probably give it cousins or friends

Did he put those Mexican grips on himself? That's great display.

Sounds like a great rifle to pass down. Me and my father also bond over firearms as well.

Shame that happened. That's a interesting looking gun to say that least. Looks Welbey inspired to me

I mainly enjoy combloc and Yugo made firearms. Although I love to start a colt snake gun and classic smith and Wesson collection

I actually got two versions of those for my friends who are into Japanese culture. They loved them

Most of my family hovered around dirt poor levels. So most couldn't afford a gun outside a catalog or hardware store backroom deal.

I took my great uncle's marlin on my first adult deer hunt. I hate that ammo for it is so rare, otherwise I would love to make it a primary hunting rifle.

I also have an old pellet gun from my grandparents they used to ward of feral dogs from getting in their chickens. I recently took it for a spin last year while I was sick at home and had nothing to do. Still fired well for a no name one.

I wouldn't blame him to be honest.

Your dad had a fine snub there.

I'm very tempted to try and make contact with mother's side of the family to see if they still have the SAA and see what it is exactly, a colt or a Blackhawk and see if I can get Factory papers with it