What S&W Revolver do you regret letting go of the most?

[Martial Warrior]

Was wondering what S&W revolver people regret letting go of (sold, traded, etc.) the most.

About 12 years ago I had two that I regret trading away. The first was a 686 2 1/2 inch barrel in mint condition. The other was a 66 2 1/2 inch barrel also in excellent condition. The 66 had the trigger smoothed and it was like glass!

Don't remember what I traded for back then, but that is among my biggest bad choices.

Older and wiser beats younger and stupid any day.

 

[f8 crusader]

The only Smith I ever regreat selling is the only Smith I ever sold (it will never happen again) a model 29 stainless 4 inch model that I bought from a guy that fired 2 rounds and decided it was too much gun for him, I ended up selling it and I have regreated that ever since.
But I just bought a 29-8 mountain gun to replace it and I can sleep better at night..

 

[pilgrim6a]

I had 6 'J' frames at one time. The worst blunder was selling the 940. Trading the 1955 Bodyguard for a 442 was a good move, but now I have to replace 442. I don't want to speak of the 3' 36's. I still own 3' mod.30 RB if i can get it back from the sister-in-law. The 21-4 is the latest regret, but that's only a matter of time & money. My other .44 spl,s anyone can have. If you can get to'em before my body cools.

 

[bwickens]

I moronically traded a VERY nice early post-war .38 M&P, ser. no. S818XXX, for a .41 mag Blackhawk.

 

[luangtom]

Over the past forty years, two come to mind. First, my Model 12 two-inch Airweight issued as a crew-member and then my Mountain Gun in .45 ACP. God, I miss them both........

 

[FHBrumb]

629 Classic in 5 inch. Stupid, Stupid, Stupid to have sold it...

 

[armybass]

Take your pick.... they are all gone. :0(

I know... I don't want to talk about it...... But I have started over...