With me it's actually a bit of a different question-what do I NOT have multiples of across all makers in my collection?! So for example (17) versions of K-22/Mod 17s, (5) versions of K-38/Mod 14s, (21) versions of 1911, (10) different Winchester 94-22s and the lists go on! I def subscribe to the theory if I see it and I like it and I know it's a good deal and I could turn around and make $$ if I sold it tomorrow I'll buy it! Problem is in 45 years of collecting I never sell anything I only acquire!I have some 19-3, two of which are 4” blue. Same exact thing.
Also doubling up on a 29-2 blue in 6.5… and will be several others…
I’ve learned this is certainly a thing with folks.
How many of you have doubled up even tripled or more and have several of exactly the same model, barrel length, finish and variant?
How many carbon copies does one need to be “done”?
I’m eyeing up a 25-5, a couple of 27-2 and several 29-2s.. carbon copies of what I already have, but am drawn to wanting more… especially they look:
1) Nicer than the what I have
2) Like a great deal
3) Like a real beater that is way cheaper but has some worn character that you can shoot without worrying about the finish.
I have come to the conclusion, that at least for the foreseeable future, there is no end to accumulation/collecting, whether you already have what you want or not.
And there is no telling yourself not to want something. If you want it, you want it..
I need to take a lesson in patience again as an adult.
Unnecessary? You're kidding, right?I am in great company. Thank you all for your support, encouragement, and officially allowing me to justify unnecessary purchases!
3" 65 &66sif the price is right I don’t pass up the opportunity. Doesn’t matter if I already have one or two. I have multiple 617s, 625s, 16s, and 28s currently.
This is spot on.Posted these before. Twin 1954 357 Magnums. Just counted my Pre-29's. Four 6 1/2" and two 4". Go for it Model29-26.5View attachment 754185
It's an addiction, but perfectly legal unless your wife doesn't get it. Then the fun begins.I have some 19-3, two of which are 4” blue. Same exact thing.
Also doubling up on a 29-2 blue in 6.5… and will be several others…
I’ve learned this is certainly a thing with folks.
How many of you have doubled up even tripled or more and have several of exactly the same model, barrel length, finish and variant?
How many carbon copies does one need to be “done”?
I’m eyeing up a 25-5, a couple of 27-2 and several 29-2s.. carbon copies of what I already have, but am drawn to wanting more… especially they look:
1) Nicer than the what I have
2) Like a great deal
3) Like a real beater that is way cheaper but has some worn character that you can shoot without worrying about the finish.
I have come to the conclusion, that at least for the foreseeable future, there is no end to accumulation/collecting, whether you already have what you want or not.
And there is no telling yourself not to want something. If you want it, you want it..
I need to take a lesson in patience again as an adult.