I am somewhat torn whether or not to sell my 96A1. I am not crazy about the .40, maybe because i can't shoot it well, i am much better with a .45 and am considering selling the 96A1 and getting a USP45 Tactical (i already have a USP45). But for some weird reason i can't bring myself to sell it, i don't know why.

Just do it.  And get a 1911 style.  Once you tried it your hooked.  Over 100 years and still going strong.  Why? Cause some things in life just cannot be improved, a natural.

If you're not happy with it sell it. Plain and simple.

I tried my friends 1911 and am not crazy about it. I definitely want the USP45 tactical i just need to sell the beretta first

If you're not happy with it sell it. Plain and simple.

That's the problem, i just can't bring myself to sell it.

I understand your feelings regarding the 96A1. I  bought one about 1.5 years ago and I seem to have "fallen out of love" with the gun. But I can't explain why! I shoot it as well as any of my other pistols, never had any malfunctions with it and I still think it is a sexy looking pistol and is mechanically interesting.  It ain't the .40 caliber...I absolutely love my Sig P229 and shoot the Sig 10X more then the Beretta. When its time to go to the range, the 96A1 almost never makes it into my range bag.

That's the problem, i just can't bring myself to sell it.

 

Ok then keep it and buy the USP45 already

 

Think of it this way...40 is cheaper to shoot

The only reason I have sold any firearms was temporary money necessity - and I have regretted each one since.

 

Unless you really really hate something you bought, or really need the money, it's my opinion to never sell them, just buy a new whatever you want.

 

 

I have only sold a few of my many purchases but miss each one in their own way.

I have been looking to sell my M&P40c recently, was bored with it, and was looking to raise funds to buy a range gun.... But after failing to find a suitable buyer and price, I brought it today to Howell Gun Works to get it Cerakoted. Hopefully the new look will help out with my bordum.

I am going to point out the obvious here but if the thought of selling it pains you then don't do it. Many guys have sold one gun to buy another and live to regret it.

 

If you want a new toy just save up the coin to buy it, live frivolously for awhile or pick up a few extra shifts at work so you don't have to sell one to finance a new one.

The issue is not entirely financial, that's only part of it. I just don't like the .40 and want to sell it but am conflicted about selling, i don't know why, i can't explain it. I have decided to sell it, it just pains me to do so.

Sell it, don't look back.

 

I have a couple guns I don't shoot but I don't have any I don't like. The two or so guns I don't shoot I keep for specific reasons. If I had a crew of porters accompany me to the range, they would come, too.

I have learned from all the old timers that taught me to shoot. everyone of them has at least 1 story about the gun that they sold and regretted it later. So I don't sell any guns I just save up and buy what I want when I can afford it. The only gun I have sold was an AR lower and the only reason I did so is because I already have 2 complete ARs.

Forget all that other nonsense and get a 10mm!  Check out the Tanfoglio Stock II.  I did.

Forget all that other nonsense and get a 10mm!  Check out the Tanfoglio Stock II.  I did.

 

I'll second 10mm! I have a Glock 20 G4...love it!

I've thought about it more and decided not to sell it.  Thanks for all your help guys.

I've thought about it more and decided not to sell it.  Thanks for all your help guys.

So...when you getting that USP45 

I have a usp45, i wanted to get a usp45 tactical. Maybe next year