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<blockquote data-quote="NikatKimber" data-source="post: 2098049" data-attributes="member: 423">Valid point, but if it&#039;s value is sentimental, then dollar value is irrelevant. If you decide to keep it regardless of value, then shoot it. Even if there&#039;s a premium on unfired &#039;03s, if selling is not an option, who cares?The above is exactly why I would shoot it. I would shoot it with my brother, with my dad, and with my kids and grandkids (both Lord willing some day).If they dig it out and are like &quot;Oh, I didn&#039;t know grandpa had this&quot; it won&#039;t mean as much. If it&#039;s a treasured memory of their childhood, then it becomes far more valuable than any amount of $$$. I don&#039;t have any such memories, or associated weapons, with my dad or grandparents; I sure wish I did, and I plan to do my dead-level best to give them to my descendants.What he said. If you don&#039;t abuse it, ya ain&#039;t gonna wear it out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NikatKimber, post: 2098049, member: 423"] Valid point, but if it's value is sentimental, then dollar value is irrelevant. If you decide to keep it regardless of value, then shoot it. Even if there's a premium on unfired '03s, if selling is not an option, who cares? The above is exactly why I would shoot it. I would shoot it with my brother, with my dad, and with my kids and grandkids (both Lord willing some day). If they dig it out and are like "Oh, I didn't know grandpa had this" it won't mean as much. If it's a treasured memory of their childhood, then it becomes far more valuable than any amount of $$$. I don't have any such memories, or associated weapons, with my dad or grandparents; I sure wish I did, and I plan to do my dead-level best to give them to my descendants. What he said. If you don't abuse it, ya ain't gonna wear it out. [/QUOTE]

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