+1 more for me. Just added a Sig P229 SAS 9mm![]()
None yet
1 (beware the man with 1 gun)
2
3-5
6-8
9-11
12-15
15-20
20-25
25-30
30-40
40-50
50-60
60-70
More than 70
You can never own too many guns or knives. I tell my wife that as often as I can. She just smiles, I don't want to know what she is thinking![]()
+1 more for me. Just added a Sig P229 SAS 9mm![]()
Not sure.![]()
12 and counting......![]()
MKIII
GP100
SA Milspec
PO Hawg9
Revised count stands at 12 with one on the way.
Whatever I voted before , it's plus one more now .
S&W Model 66-4 in .357 Mag.
I can't wait to go shoot it this weekend.
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Smith & Wesson revolvers and 1911's.
What else is there?![]()
Only one right now. But already eyeing atleast two more. After college I'll be able to make this list longer and much nicer.
I got my first handgun in January of this year, a Glock 19. A few weeks ago, I could not resist the siren's call of a Glock 34, so that's number two for my collection.
My wife says no more "toys" (guns or other gear) for some time. That's OK because I don't know what I'd want for the next handgun.... yet...Although I don't have all of the Glock 9mm's (a 17L or a sub-compact might be very cool) and I did like a CZ that I handled in a shop in February...
Sig-Sauer P230 in 9mm kurtz (.380)
Glock 17 (1st Gen) in 9mm
Walther PPK in 9mm kurtz (.380)
Walther P99 Millenium in 9mm
Walther P22 in .22
Walther PPS in 9mm
Taurus 24/7c in 9mm (wife's)
H&K USPc in 9mm
Springfield Mil Spec 1911 in .45
Springfield Loaded 1911 in 9mm
Walther PK380 1st Ed in 9mmk(.380)
FN FiveseveN in 5.7x28mm
Currently 3. Soon to be adding 3....
I hate to be the one to break the bad news to you but the "I need just one more gun disease" is uncureable! There is no treatment for it. You may have to send your wife to some kind of counceling to help her deal with it or you might start buying her a gun every time you buy yourself one. I know that's kinda expensive but in the long run cheaper than a shrink. Every time I buy a new gun my want/need list grows by two!
I read somewhere recently that one of the many ways you know you are a gun nut, is when you get excited about a gun you just bought, then when you get home, you find you already have one just like it in the back of your gun safe!![]()
@ flieger67
Don't get in the rut of buying only one brand of firearm.
There are lot's of good brands to own and shoot. I personally never understood a person owning 3 or 5 of the same brand - they are missing so much.
+1 TxPhantom
That works for me too - my wife now owns a lot of guns that we both shoot - it's great for me.
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I'm looking into buying 1/4 ownership into a local gunshop that does great business. What I'm worried about is losing interest in my collecting. I work once a week and those dollars are put aside for buying guns and reloading supplys. For a long time I have been saving for the new HK45. That's all I could think about and one of the customers had me out to his house to shoot it. I loved it but I see it all the time and I'm losing interest. The owner told me that he would shot 4 ties a week up to 2k of rounds. The last time he went out was three monthe ago and he has had this shop for two years. It's busy m-sat noon. I might say no to keep my hobbie alive. That's what y friend that don't see me know more say. I'm working on a range and the more I work on it the more I shoot. I would have to sell most of my guns to buy in.
Only two for now: a Kimber Pro Carry II and a Sig Mosquito. I just recently sold my Sig P229 in 40 and am thinking about a M&P 45C. I do have 19 M1 garands though, in case that helps my man creds....![]()
Never enough however, my wife has other ideas.
Just got another one
Ruger P345 in .45 cal.
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Man, this thread has been around a long time since I started it. My #'s have changed since I voted on it a long time ago.
It seems that 3-5 is the most popular option.
I've got a few more too![]()
I have two .45 ACP and a 9mm. I'm going to get a 40SW very soon.