I am getting more and more like you.
Too Nice To Shoot?
- Thread starter Leveraction44
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I am getting more and more like you.
Here is one I bought to shoot but just couldn't bring myself to do it. I thought to heck with it and sold it.
Shoot that thang mane! I have a Python I bought many years ago that was NIB & never fired, kept it as a safe queen for a couple of years till I just couldn't stand it anymore and took it out and put 6 rounds though it. It's been a safe queen ever since, at least till I can't stand it anymore and take it out and shoot it again. Lol!
I have a nickel 586 that I should shoot more often. So purdy! Not sure why I'm afraid of the nickel finish.
Oh, and I have a M1D that I wasn't going to shoot and the other day I realized that didn't make much sense so next CMP range day...
Oh, and I have a M1D that I wasn't going to shoot and the other day I realized that didn't make much sense so next CMP range day...
I always thought I would never have a gun that I wouldn't shoot...then I got drunk and bought a CZ 1911 off Gunbroker. 
I've always wanted to buy one of those $2,000 limited edition guns that you see in magazine adds. I want to buy one and then shoot and use it till it's covered with "character" marks.
No such thing! I have a pair of Colt SAA's, one with ivory grips and gold appointments. I shoot them both and used to compete with them regularly in Cowboy Action Shooting.
Nice 617! I'm looking for a 4" K-frame .22LR myself.
Nice 617! I'm looking for a 4" K-frame .22LR myself.
NOPE!
NOT ME!
I don't have a single gun that I would not or have not shot!
now I buy guns to shoot and enjoy, I do have a big old marble paper weight that I haven't shot.
NOT ME!
I don't have a single gun that I would not or have not shot!
now I buy guns to shoot and enjoy, I do have a big old marble paper weight that I haven't shot.
Good thing about stainless Smith's is they clean up real well with a little work after shooting. Nickel and blue Vintage Smith's are a different story. If you collect vintage revolvers as a hobby AND an investment, your piece will lose value with each additional increment of a turn line. That said, I have never fired most of my revolvers but I love shooting the stainless ones.
