Which caliber do you own the most of?

For me it's .30 carbine. .22 Long Rifle would be a close second.

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THAT is an armory!
 
That would be the .38 Special.

Three of them at the moment, a M & P, Model 10-5 and an Outdoorsman.
 
Five 40's followed by three 10mms. Then one .22, one .38, one .357, one 9mm. Several years ago, I decided to try and minimize my SD calibers to only .40. You see how well that worked out.
 
I was going to say 22LR, but a quick check of the old inventory says that would have been wrong. For me, as far as S&W's, it's 38 spl. (by around 3-to-2) which came as a little bit of a surprise. I think that if I added my few Rugers, H&R's and 22LR rifles, those pesky rimfires may win out, but not by much. -S2
 
Same as the original poster but in another order: .45 ACP, .38 Special then .357 Magnum.

I don't shoot a lot of .38 Special any more, mostly a couple of Model 642's. I guess I have so many of them because S&W has made them in such a bewildering array of models, styles, sights, finishes and barrel lengths. I shoot more .45 ACP than anything else. It's both my work and pleasure workhorse. .44 Special is second. When I get more time to go shooting, I'll go back to shooting a lot of .22 LR.

Rifles, it's .308 Win./ 7.62x51 hands down. I am a big fan of the FN-FAL rifle and had 14 different variants before I began thinning the herd, besides M-14 sporters and HK-91's and clones, plus some bolt guns.

I haven't fired a shotgun in 5 or 10 years now, I think.
 
Only counting handguns I thought it would be 45acp for sure.
I was only half right
6-45 acp 3 auto, 3 revolver.
6-357 Mag 2 J frame, 2 L frame, 1 N frame with a SA for kicks.
4-40 S&W
3.5 22lr (a Wilson 1911 conversion)
2-44 Mag
2-38 Spl
 
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