Colts: 2 Pythons, Boa, Commander, Police Pos Sp .38SP, Mustang, Det Sp, Trooper .357, Pocket Positive .32 S&W, 1903 Hammerless .32, 1908 Hammerless .25, 1908 Pocket Hammerless .380
CZ: 50, 40
Bulgarian Makarov
Bersa .380
H&R Model 939
Mauser Model 1914
Ortigies .32
S&W: Models 13, 14, 66, 28
Rugers: Single Six .22, GP 100, Mark II, SP 101, P944, Redhawk

I've been concentrating on my rifles recently; I should shoot these more often. Some are just a pain to disassemble and clean, so they don't get shot as often as others. The ones I shoot the most are my Beretta 92, CZ 75BD 9mm, Walther P22, Colt Official Police .38SP, Colt Diamondback .38SP.

Gun I shoot the least is my G34 - I think I last shot it in Feb 06. But, I still like it - and Ive gotten a couple of newer guns since, so I've spent my time w/ them.

rfawcs, I am in the opposite position as it is easier for me to find a location to shoot handguns than long guns. I have three indoor ranges that are close but I have to drive a ways to shoot rifles. Regards, Richard

Don't get me started.......there are a lot of neglected pieces in my gun room.... poor things.

I get on a line of thinking and concentrate on one cartridge or one type of gun, or for whatever reason, and many of my guns go lacking attention.
A few years ago I started a policy of firing one hundred rounds in one year through every handgun at least every five years.

I am currently in the single action phase and building custom Ruger Single Actions, and my Smiths have gone lacking.

Bob Wright