First Smith in '68 and was hooked. As pocket book would allow have added more. Even have some that returned home after in some cases 30+yrs. Prefer the oldies before MIM, not that there's anything wrong with it. Just a rusty hulk of what i once was.
29 this year…. How bad does this “sickness” get???
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I have added 3 in the last two weeks.
Nickel 27-2 8 3/8"
And a 1917 and a 4 1/4" 1903 32 long
Nickel 27-2 8 3/8"
And a 1917 and a 4 1/4" 1903 32 long
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Love it.
I’m in safe hands with this kind of enabling.
I hit 73 this year....swore last winter I would start reducing
some of my S&W's and Colts.
Since April I have bought 9 handguns.
7 Colt SAA's a great 1975 vintage Browning Hi power and a 98%
1974 Colt 1911 Government model.
some of my S&W's and Colts.
Since April I have bought 9 handguns.
7 Colt SAA's a great 1975 vintage Browning Hi power and a 98%
1974 Colt 1911 Government model.
Right, Howie...I said the same thing a few years ago when I sold off my last two remaining Smiths, and instantly regretted it...Since then I've brought 343 more home, of which I still have 142...All you and I manage to do is send each other home with something different to admire at each gun show we both attend...I gave up looking for the cure, now I embrace the sickness...
...Ben
DON’T buy a snub nose, they are absolutely beautiful revolvers and will push the disease to unimaginable levels. Before you know it you’ll be hiding them in sock drawers, cabinets, and maybe even a safe. You’ll start lying to everyone about not being sick, denial…it’s not just a river in Egypt anymore.
(But think of all the fun you’ll have buying a whole new collection!)
(But think of all the fun you’ll have buying a whole new collection!)
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