A story as old as time, that matches my own except I started with a Shield and now have one revolver. But I'm a newish gun owner. I see more revolvers in my future.
yep, revolvers grow on ya after a while, and you just cant wait to see what else is out there
Yes, so classic, fit a role, collectible, last a long time if quality, etc. This site is enabling to be sure. However, I've noted in other forums that many people spend money on or collect other items. Some are non-functional things from artwork to old signs. Just watch American Pickers on History Channel, ha. Other people spend a ton of money on cars. One single "Sunday driver" classic car (old muscle car) or new sweet ride could easily total more than most of us will ever spend on guns. In the past, I spent again more on global travel than your average gun owner will spend on guns.
Guess I'm "mature" enough to like that word "classic". All of you have enlightened me to appreciate minimizing the oil spot on the garage floor from the Harley (still have one tho...another intervention needed!) and not worrying about the tires, etc. Anyhoo, I'm guessing these quality machines will maintain value and last much longer than I will.
Stop posting pornography.
I definitely appreciate your take on "no problem". And fortunately I like corn flakes and the wife has a bank account that will keep me in such. Almost have her convinced she has a need for a cutie snubbie. What should it be? a 36, 37, 60 or...? I kinda like the exposed hammer but could be persuaded to stray if convincing arguments.
That almost always means YOU will wind up with one more snubbie, as your wife tries it and hates the thing. Is that your goal?
