Man, I can't pick!

I've long admired the .44 Special, thought of myself as a .44 Special kind of guy, and a couple of revered .44 Specials live here.

But, then there's .38 Special and I love ol' .38 Special. There are snub .38 Specials, long-snouted .38 Specials, small, medium, and large .38 Specials. Old .38 Specials, not so old .38 Specials, .38 Specials from every decade of the 20th century. Blued .38 Specials, nickel .38 Specials, stainless steel .38 Specials, alloy-framed .38 Specials, and rusted .38 Specials. There are police .38 Specials, sportsman's .38 Specials, military .38 Specials. There's my first ever handgun which is a .38 Special and Mrs. BMc's .38 Special. Smith & Wesson .38 Specials and Colt .38 Specials, even a .38 Special automatic, nearly 30 of 'em all together.

But then what about a positively torrid love affair with .32-20? There's a couple of them on hand. Oh and .41 Long Colt. Am keen on .41 Long Colt and have a pair of them to play with.

We won't even talk about the .22 rim fires, .357 Magnums, .41 Magnum, .44 Magnum, .45 Colt or the rest of the also-ran calibers.

It's hopeless to try to pick.

I can decisively commit to revolvers though. I think I'm safe in that.