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I was looking at my written list of firearms and serial numbers yesterday and wondering whether I'd be able to whittle it down to just a few - a CCW, a "service pistol," a long gun, a nightstand gun, and a backup CCW. My storage space is limited, and since I sometimes can't decide which gun to take to the range I sometimes just don't go at all. I know, dumb reason.
I don't think I could sell off my "surplus." I could see putting the "safe queens" into long term storage, but I couldn't bring myself to sell them.
Has anyone successfully culled their herd down to just a few, and kept it that way? Why did you do it, and do you regret it?
One reason I've considered it is that with just one firearm for each purpose, I can concentrate on mastering that one gun, instead of spreading my skill set among two or three manuals of arms. I like having the experience with multiple platforms, but I don't need to own all of them.
I don't think I could sell off my "surplus." I could see putting the "safe queens" into long term storage, but I couldn't bring myself to sell them.
Has anyone successfully culled their herd down to just a few, and kept it that way? Why did you do it, and do you regret it?
One reason I've considered it is that with just one firearm for each purpose, I can concentrate on mastering that one gun, instead of spreading my skill set among two or three manuals of arms. I like having the experience with multiple platforms, but I don't need to own all of them.