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Have you ever asked yourself......................
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I gotta have 5 guns, minimum.
1.) A very small pistol for daily carry.
2.) A bigger pistol to carry in more risky places or situations.
This big pistol could also be a recreational target shooting centerfire pistol.)
3.) a .22rimfire pistol for fun shooting.
The barrel has to be 5 or 6 inches long.
4.) A centerfire rifle that is good for multiple purposes, including deer hunting, even if it's not ideal for anything. My Springfield M1A in .308 fills that role right now but a lot of people have AR's for this purpose. I could even use a lever action or pump action hunting rifle instead.
5.) A shotgun-- just about any shotgun will do. I want to "check the box" that says I own one. I want the option to go bird hunting or disintegrate some flying clay orange frisbees once in a while.
1.) A very small pistol for daily carry.
2.) A bigger pistol to carry in more risky places or situations.
This big pistol could also be a recreational target shooting centerfire pistol.)
3.) a .22rimfire pistol for fun shooting.
The barrel has to be 5 or 6 inches long.
4.) A centerfire rifle that is good for multiple purposes, including deer hunting, even if it's not ideal for anything. My Springfield M1A in .308 fills that role right now but a lot of people have AR's for this purpose. I could even use a lever action or pump action hunting rifle instead.
5.) A shotgun-- just about any shotgun will do. I want to "check the box" that says I own one. I want the option to go bird hunting or disintegrate some flying clay orange frisbees once in a while.
If I could literally only have one firearm
and let's assume that this means I couldn't have just one AR lower receiver and three different stocks/pistol braces and four or five different uppers for it....
My one gun would probably be a 6 inch barrel 357 magnum revolver,
and I would start handloading
little mousefart .38 spl range loads
for fun plinking and target shooting.
Carrying that heavy gun daily for protection would probably be a no go.
I might end up switching to a knife,
stun gun, or pepper spray for daily
"on body carry" when I'm in a nice neighborhood and not expecting trouble.
Make no mistake: being limited to one gun would suck.
and let's assume that this means I couldn't have just one AR lower receiver and three different stocks/pistol braces and four or five different uppers for it....
My one gun would probably be a 6 inch barrel 357 magnum revolver,
and I would start handloading
little mousefart .38 spl range loads
for fun plinking and target shooting.
Carrying that heavy gun daily for protection would probably be a no go.
I might end up switching to a knife,
stun gun, or pepper spray for daily
"on body carry" when I'm in a nice neighborhood and not expecting trouble.
Make no mistake: being limited to one gun would suck.
Absolutely. Self awareness is a good thing. I don't "need" any of them. I like them, enjoy shooting them, and enjoy building them.
If I had all the money back I've spent on them to start over, I'd have a few transferable. Mp5k M16 Ak47.
Speaking of which, adventure outdoors has a transferable m60 in stock.
If I had all the money back I've spent on them to start over, I'd have a few transferable. Mp5k M16 Ak47.
Speaking of which, adventure outdoors has a transferable m60 in stock.
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Need? No. But they don't take up a ridiculous amount of room and they'll never go down in value. I have some that I know I'll never shoot. Hopefully I thin the herd the day before I die. If not, pretty sure I won't care.
No one asks a coin collector, how many coins do you need or a stamp collector how many stanps do you need. My philosophy is, I will have enough when I start buying something I already have because I forgot I had one, or three of them already.
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