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RE: Letting go

in Outdoors and more9 months ago

Firearms last a long time and the operator/owner can become quite connected to them, or one particular one, the favourite, and so letting them go can feel quite odd. I sold one of my long range rifles a little while back and I still miss owning it even though I didn't shoot it that much (the reason I sold it). I regret selling it and which it was back home where it belongs.

I certainly don't think a firearm is anywhere close to being as precious as my pets are to me but most firearms owners will think of their firearms as much valued items.

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My dad applied for a weapon (a bit scary too xD). Yes, he is in the navy, so he can get one from the government at a cheaper rate. I'll show you the weapon when it arrives. I'm somewhat excited about it, although I don't plan to ever fire it, even for practice. I do have some nice old photos with guns :)

That might make for a nice post if you feel like it.