The biggest regret that I've had, in my 80 years of gun collecting was, in the 1960s, Not buying a near new .38 Gold Cup that exactly matched my G.C. .45. A good friend offered to sell it to me, for $200.00 My friend had just bought it new, shot a few rounds with it, was not pleased with it, as it was prone to jam occasionally. Well, I tried it, it jammed, and not knowing that the common fault, was easy to cure by correctly adjusting the Magazine lips properly, I didn't buy that .38 G.C.. I never ran across another one that I liked enough, or could afford to buy, through the following years, and now it's to late, as my shooting, and collecting days are over. But , as they say, One shouldn't "Cry over spilled Milk".
Chubbo