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    Firearms you're glad you sold.

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    Thank God for Trade Me...I have dumped some junk on there....303 with bulged barrel (mate used it for walking stick and when those searching for him fired a shot to help locate him, he fired the .303 forgetting about the 200 mm of dirt in barrel}...a semi auto shotty that had been shortened beyond legal limit...a 6.5 that had been stashed under a shed for a couple of years...an M1 that had been lying along side it...are just some of them.
    Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.

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    Shitty Brno semi auto .22, use to carry my bolt action over my shoulder as backup for when the bloody thing jammed solid, nearly every trip!
    Boom, cough,cough,cough

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    Tikka T3






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    x2 mossberg ATR100's in 308, a SMLE 303 that couldn't hit the side of a barn door and a norinco bolt action 7.62x39
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    Can't think of any, I would like them all back.

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    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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    A bunch of hunting builds that all taught me more about what I actually wanted/needed. While emptying my bank account

    A t3 7mmwsm-wtf a caliber made to make the most of a short action in a long action,marketing gone mad.

    Some old army rifles that could not shoot strait-I'd I'm going to collect it I have to be able to shoot it and have a chance of hitting the target.

    And that brings me to the next, all my c cat stuff-all very cool but just taking up $ and space at the end of the day for me,while tempting me to be a bad boy.
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    Nope nada, zip, zero, nothing at all.
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    My first rifle, a Lakefield .22 it was such a shitter. Took ages to flick it through the Trade & Exchange, no Tardme back then...
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    Ruger Mini 30, loud before the suppressors went on the market, a pain to clean and 3" groups at 100m.

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    Remington 597. Started off incredibly accurate and a smooth shooter, eventually kept FTE despite volquartzen extractor, constant cleaning. Basically a single shot semi

    Thank you TradeMe.
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    Escort 20g semi shotgun,when fired it broke the magazine tube and spat spring,tube and bits on the ground for 3 metres
    JW15 .22 work the bolt a we bit too fast and it folded the cartridge in half,too scary for me.

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    In the future when I write my memoirs,they will show l will be glad to have sold atleast half of my current collection and disapointed with half the guns I will replace them with. ... but hopefully they won't be as bad as the .22 Norinco BA with an egg shaped barrel I had.

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    Mossberg 802, what a POS.

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    Baikal single shot 308, and a Remington 7400 308. Both very average.
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