Things you wouldn't get rid of

[tfrye]

Think it would be neat to see what some people hold on to that mean a lot to them that they wouldn't sale or trade for anything. Here are a few things that I enjoy and don't see myself ever getting rid of them. Of course my yeti, and a custom .223 that I love to shoot and look at! So lets see some your possessions

[topduarte]

My Star Wars Collection I had as a kid.

Too many memories.

[AgTeacher2]

Grandpas 30 30, my marlin 22 my dad restored and gave me as a kid, and my gun belt my wife gave me when we were dating. I have a couple family knives also that have been passed down.

[gator gar]

My dog.

[Jmh05]

Pea gravel, high fences and the rebel flag!



J/k....had to do it (themes of the off season)

[Jmh05]

Good gosh man! What kind of scope is on that .223?!

[Low Fence]

My wife
My daughter
My lab

Everything else is optional

[txbowkill]

[Drycreek3189]

Him

[Smithwr]

Took me a while to think about it and I came to the conclusion that just about everything I own is for sale.......except 1 thing. I'm a big fan of the .308 round and before my son was born my wife's cousin bought him a 2oz pure silver .308 cartridge. I think it's just neat as all get out but then again it's not really mine so.....

[Smithwr]

Good gosh man! What kind of scope is on that .223?!

Probably a sunshade

[Trailerman3]

And my kids also. Love all my stuff but it can be replaced

[Avezorak]

As far as material things, Ive got a bunch of guns but only 2 I wont part with. My Remington 788 in .243 that I killed my first deer with and my Ruger M77 MKII in .270 that Dad gave me for graduation.

Everything else I have can be replaced.

[AJMag]

My family, faith, freedom and patriotism

[tfrye]

I agree with all the dogs, kids and stuff that really matters in life. I was thinking more about possessions that mean a lot to you. I would hope that your family and animals do!