I Confess: I Am a Disgrace to the S-W Forum
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Here I go and bare my soul after a miserable failure , , ,
And you guys give me grief instead of empathy.
There are plently of people I could go to for sarcasm and a beatdown if that's what I needed.
I was hoping I could tap into the softer side of the S-W Forum.[/QUOTE
My friend, you want sympathy and compassion get a dogIf you want to be ribbed by your internet buds you've come to the right place.
Reg. the non purchase remember that things work out the way they are supposed it, so don't sweat the small stuff. As Skip said "it shoots high and right anyway."
nawilson
US Veteran
There, there...
Just use the money you didn't spend on the rifle to rescue a nice Smith. Problem solved.
How's that for a softer side?
OP
Some of you are so heartless.
Makes me think there are some closet Colt owners lurking on this august Forum.
Makes me think there are some closet Colt owners lurking on this august Forum.
Here I go and bare my soul after a miserable failure , , ,
And you guys give me grief instead of empathy.
There are plently of people I could go to for sarcasm and a beatdown if that's what I needed.
I was hoping I could tap into the softer side of the S-W Forum.[/QUOTE
My friend, you want sympathy and compassion get a dog
Reg. the non purchase remember that things work out the way they are supposed it, so don't sweat the small stuff. As Skip said "it shoots high and right anyway."
rburg
Member
Well, I think you should have bought it. Nice wood is getting harder to find every day. Having one of anything isn't enough (except wives). What would happen if the one you've got would somehow malfunction or heaven forbid, you were to drop it on the concrete floor? Had you bought the beauty, It wouldn't have been a problem. You can always sell off the old one if need be. As for the minor aiming problem, I'd blame it on the sight, then buy a new one. Or move the one that works better off the old rifle prior to selling it. When in doubt, keep the gun with the nicer wood.
So accept it, you blew it. You'll feel bad about it for a long time. And the pain will get worse over time, not better. You shoulda. But you were indecisive, non-commital, and now you'll forever have to suffer knowing you simply missed the boat.
So accept it, you blew it. You'll feel bad about it for a long time. And the pain will get worse over time, not better. You shoulda. But you were indecisive, non-commital, and now you'll forever have to suffer knowing you simply missed the boat.
OP
Don't feel bad. It's not a .223 or .308 so WallyWorld don't have cartridges, which is of course, the most important consideration. Joe
If I had a nickle for every gun I missed buying I would have enough loot for a $2.50 cup of coffee at Starbucks. LOL.
Joni_Lynn
US Veteran
If it helps any I had one in another caliber and it shot so well that it got traded off quickly. It was sort of pretty though.
NO GUTS.............NO GLORY!!!
Sebago Son
Member
Geeeez. What some guys will do for a little attention...
OP
I should have known better than hoping for forgiveness from the denizens of this Forum.
OK Hog Shooter
Member
It's only because we've all been there... done that... and didn't even want to think about getting a T-shirt!
Blessings,
Hog
OP
My only excuse, and a feeble one at best, is that I was overcome by a temporary fit of overwhelming dispassionate rationality.
Nevertheless, I take considerable solace in the knowledge that on this Forum I dwell amongst a multitude of unrepentant enablers.
Be careful out there -- One moment of lucid rational thought, and in an instant of hesitation you can lose a perfect record of extravagant and foolhardy firearm purchases.
Nevertheless, I take considerable solace in the knowledge that on this Forum I dwell amongst a multitude of unrepentant enablers.
Be careful out there -- One moment of lucid rational thought, and in an instant of hesitation you can lose a perfect record of extravagant and foolhardy firearm purchases.
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