Lets see here...

.22
.38
.380
9mm
.45ACP


WOW I need to buy more guns......I have too many .45's LOL!!!

.22-2
9x19-5
9x18-1

.380 Auto
.40 S&W
.357 Sig
.45 ACP

22 Short
22 Long Rifle
32acp
38 Special
357 Mag
357 Sig
9x17 (380)
9x18 Mak
9x19 (9mm)
40 S&W
10mm
41 Mag
44 Special
44 Mag
45acp and Autorim
45 Colt

Regards, Richard

Only 2 - .22 and 9mm

22lr
32-20
380
38special
357mag
9mm
44mag
45acp

1. 22's 7. 20ga
2. 32
3. 380
4. 357's
5. 40
6. 45's

.22 LR - 1
.357 / .38 - 1
9X19 -1

Hoping for more.

WM

Sorry - had .45 and .380 and .22 in the past - only got 1 now... See my signature. Makes things much easier

I'm surprised at the popularity of the .380. 9mm catches so much crap (I don't agree that it should) you almost take for granted the .380's pop-gun status ("I'ma gonna pull your cork, son...")

I'm curious at to what you use them for?

Barrel is too short for target work and the velocities I wouldn't think are that hot, even with +p ammo (if you can feed 'em a steady diet of it with their small frames) I'm guessing a defensive round would mushroom, but the closer the better.

I'd like to someday own a few (Walther PPK/S, Beretta and the SIG) but they'd probably just wind up as expensive plinkers.

.45 ACP
.44 Mag.
.410
.22 Mag.
.22 LR

.22--2
.380-1
.45--2
and a brief answer to a question above, a.380 can kill just as dead as a .50 bmg can if ya hit where it hurts

.22 LR (Browning Buckmark for teaching newbies)
.380 ACP (Kel-Tec P3AT BUG)
9mm (Glocks, main defensive pistols)
.45 ACP (1911, ex-defensive pistol, now just nostalgia)

I sold off everything else fairly recently: .32 ACP, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .45 Colt.

.22, .25,.30, .32,.32-20,7.65,.35-40,380,9mm,.44,.44spl.,.44 mag..45, .45 long colt,

5 : .38spl 9mm .357sig .40 .45

.22

9mm

.45

9x18 Ultra Walther
.357 S&W
.45 6 of em Kimber IAI Colt Charles Daley Caspian and the only thing I carry. .45 main , .45 back up. Nothing to re-learn, like grips, same ammo, same mags.

.22lr
.22wm
.32
.380
9mm
.40

Dorian

I own a .25 ACP, but that is a keepsake, not a gun I shoot.

I load and shoot, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .44 Special, .44 Magnum, .45 Colt, and, on occassion, .45 ACP.

I have loaded .32 H & R Magnum, .41 Magnum, .44 Russian, and .45 AutoRim.

Bob Wright

22 1
25 2
32 2
380 5
9mm 2
38spl 2
357 1
44mag 1
45 acp 3

DD post
Barrel is too short for target work and the velocities I wouldn't think are that hot, even with +p ammo (if you can feed 'em a steady diet of it with their small frames) I'm guessing a defensive round would mushroom, but the closer the better.

I'd like to someday own a few (Walther PPK/S, Beretta and the SIG) but they'd probably just wind up as expensive plinkers.

Don't sell the 380 short. close to 38 spl. Also a PPK/S is a nice pocket or IWB carry and plenty accurate.(was issued to Ky. State Police at one time for off duty and back up) Their is no offical +P in 380. Corbon 90gr HP is 1050fps and 220ftlbs.
I still waiting on a offical police report that shows after BG takes 2 to chest he went on to hurt shooter. No my brothers friend had a 5th cousin that knows a guy who shot a 90lb BG 37 times with a 380 and didn't stop him. I want real proof. I'm sure been case but I haven't found one yet.

How many different calibers do you have?

12, I load for 10 of them.

22, 32 ACP, 32 H&R Mag, 380 ACP, 9mm, 38 Spcl, 357 Mag, 40 S&W, 44 Spcl, 44 Mag, 45 ACP, 45 Colt.

Originally Posted by michael t

Don't sell the 380 short. close to 38 spl. Also a PPK/S is a nice pocket or IWB carry and plenty accurate.(was issued to Ky. State Police at one time for off duty and back up) Their is no offical +P in 380. Corbon 90gr HP is 1050fps and 220ftlbs.
I still waiting on a offical police report that shows after BG takes 2 to chest he went on to hurt shooter. No my brothers friend had a 5th cousin that knows a guy who shot a 90lb BG 37 times with a 380 and didn't stop him. I want real proof. I'm sure been case but I haven't found one yet.

The thing about gun ownership and self-defense is that there are literallly millions of possible scenarios. However, when it comes down to your life, I see no reason not to stack the odds in your favor, and that usually means newer technology that can be had in a number of very small packages today, such as a G26.

Originally Posted by DD

The thing about gun ownership and self-defense is that there are literallly millions of possible scenarios. However, when it comes down to your life, I see no reason not to stack the odds in your favor, and that usually means newer technology that can be had in a number of very small packages today, such as a G26.

I dont think anyone will argue with that ,but ya cant just dimiss the 380 as a pop gun when a 22 can kill ya too if someone can place their shot well.I wouldnt carry a 22 for Self defense but I wouldn't blink at the 380 for it,I just happen to have a 3" 1911 that fills that slot right now

Originally Posted by scooter

...I wouldnt carry a 22 for Self defense but I would blink at the 380 for it,I just happen to have a 3" 1911 that fills that slot right now

Well, that's been my point all along - you own a .380 but carry a .45.

In an emergency, any gun is better than no gun ('pop-gun' was a Foghorn Leghorn reference nobody got (sigh)), but if you have a choice... Personally, if I carried (and I don't) it would be a 9mm with a nasty load because I prefer the greater capacity. But back to the .380... sure, it can be fatal, so can a knife, but you wouldn't carry a 6" bowie in lieu of a handgun. Carrying concealed is an act of serious intent, and even though I'm in the placement camp (vs. displacement), I don't see the .380 being serious enough.