Almost my whole life.

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>>65217164
bought this gun about a decade ago for $400, but it was filled with dried cum and roaches

>>65217164
I didn’t buy all the 5.45 sg ammo had in 2020

i regret happening to live in Virginia

>>65217164
Not buying more LC M80 when it was 40cpr.

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>>65217292
This but with 7.62x39, especially Golden Tiger.
>also not buying all the bakelites @$25
Fuck, now I'm depressed.

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>>65217182
>it's actually the same one

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>>65217164
I have never sold a single one of my firearms for exactly this reason. I fear seller's regret over buyer's remorse any day. Still mad about not buying a $500 unissued K31 in 2014 tho

>>65217164
If that Type 56 is a late M21, then it's a slightly uncommon rifle that's a good bit better made than other production batches/variants of the Type 56. I got mine not too long ago for $495, market value nowadays would be like $650-800 if you kept it

>>65217164
When I bought my Ruger wrangler, the super wrangler came out later that year and I wanted it a lot more. If I want to shoot .22 mag I need another gun.

>>65217164
If it helps, it's only a $500 rifle today

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>>65218057
Ive sold like 5 over the last 15 years. I regret 4 of those sales. At least 2 were to close friends though, so they're not off in the wind and can be bought back in time.

>>65217996
I bought 1000 rounds of GT right before covid, along with 750 rounds of Wolf Military Classic 5.45x39. I still havent fired a round of either because of scarcity.

>>65218094
I remember it was military grade made for export. It was original all matching with the french tickler handguard.. a really an uncommon variant and probably in that 800-1000 range now