How many gun owners are here?

[Grumpyolman]

I own four guns, no AR-15s. Some old WWII rifles and my 12th birthday present, a single shot .22 rifle. Plus an older .38 special snubbie. I don't shoot them much anymore because California. (sucks).
I have to say, sadly, the snubbie is my most important gun now. Sad, as it's inaccurate and not modern, but it is a self defense weapon.
It would be possible to shoot an intruder with an Imperial Japanese battle rifle, I suppose, but not bloody likely.

 

[Mr Natural]

I keep a fully loaded Remington 870 under the bed.

You know, just in case.

 

[lg325]

4 long guns 1 revolver and plenty of ammo. I am looking to get one more rifel and one more revolver.

 

[1srelluc]

I have no idea how many.

I carry a 1970 Colt Cobra snubby for my EDC weapon along with a reload. I don't feel under-gunned at all.

Believe me, if you shot a intruder in the boiler room with a Type 38 (6.5mm) or Type 99 (7.7mm) Arisaka they would have a real rough time of it.

In CA or the other occupied states a lot of folks make do with either a shotgun or a lever action in a revolver caliber like a Marlin, Henry, or Rossi in .357 or .44 mag for HD. I believe the standard mag capacity is 9-10 rounds.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

NunYoBusssiness.

 

[westwall]

I own four guns, no AR-15s. Some old WWII rifles and my 12th birthday present, a single shot .22 rifle. Plus an older .38 special snubbie. I don't shoot them much anymore because California. (sucks).
I have to say, sadly, the snubbie is my most important gun now. Sad, as it's inaccurate and not modern, but it is a self defense weapon.
It would be possible to shoot an intruder with an Imperial Japanese battle rifle, I suppose, but not bloody likely.

I own more than ten times as many as you do, to include legal machineguns.

 

[Crepitus]

I own four guns, no AR-15s. Some old WWII rifles and my 12th birthday present, a single shot .22 rifle. Plus an older .38 special snubbie. I don't shoot them much anymore because California. (sucks).
I have to say, sadly, the snubbie is my most important gun now. Sad, as it's inaccurate and not modern, but it is a self defense weapon.
It would be possible to shoot an intruder with an Imperial Japanese battle rifle, I suppose, but not bloody likely.

I have several still. A bunch went with the business when I sold it this spring.

 

[westwall]

I have several still. A bunch went with the business when I sold it this spring.

Guns go with business? What business is that?

 

[1srelluc]

I have several still. A bunch went with the business when I sold it this spring.

Seems odd, what kind of business was it that guns would convey?

 

[Crepitus]

Guns go with business? What business is that?

None of yours.

 

[Crepitus]

Seems odd, what kind of business was it that guns would convey?

Again, none of yours.

 

[1srelluc]

Again, none of yours.

Meh, fuck off then.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

the snubbie is my most important gun now. Sad, as it's inaccurate and not modern

Nonsense.

Revolvers are perfectly accurate and far more reliable than pistols.

Sub-nose revolvers require practice to shoot accurately, as opposed to revolvers with longer barrels.

What’s sad is this sort of ignorance about firearms.

 

[1srelluc]

Nonsense.

Revolvers are perfectly accurate and far more reliable than pistols.

Sub-nose revolvers require practice to shoot accurately, as opposed to revolvers with longer barrels.

What’s sad is this sort of ignorance about firearms.

I always favored a Colt Snubby over a J-Frame S&W, even the K-Frame ones for that matter.

I can shoot a 70s era Cobra or Det. Special as well as a 4" S&W....Weird.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I own four guns, no AR-15s. Some old WWII rifles and my 12th birthday present, a single shot .22 rifle. Plus an older .38 special snubbie. I don't shoot them much anymore because California. (sucks).
I have to say, sadly, the snubbie is my most important gun now. Sad, as it's inaccurate and not modern, but it is a self defense weapon.
It would be possible to shoot an intruder with an Imperial Japanese battle rifle, I suppose, but not bloody likely.

So you have weapons of war

 

[mudwhistle]

I have no idea how many.

I carry a 1970 Colt Cobra snubby for my EDC weapon along with a reload. I don't feel under-gunned at all.

Believe me, if you shot a intruder in the boiler room with a Type 38 (6.5mm) or Type 99 (7.7mm) Arisaka they would have a real rough time of it.

In CA or the other occupied states a lot of folks make do with either a shotgun or a lever action in a revolver caliber like a Marlin, Henry, or Rossi in .357 or .44 mag for HD. I believe the standard mag capacity is 9-10 rounds.

I have zero idea how many I have.

The last 3 I bought were a Marlin 45-70, a Heritage .22 Rough Rider, and a Henry US Survival AR-7.

 

[Grumpyolman]

So you have weapons of war

Yes. From 80 years ago. Although I have to say, these old rifles are still formidable weapons.
One of my rifles
may be a veteran of Stalingrad.
If they could only talk. What stories they could tell.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Yes. From 80 years ago. Although I have to say, these old rifles are still formidable weapons.
One of my rifles
may be a veteran of Stalingrad.
If they could only talk. What stories they could tell.

They are weapons of war a target for all anti gunners

 

[westwall]

Again, none of yours.

So, you are full of shit.

Figured.

 

[Crepitus]

Meh, fuck off then.

Same to ya, Kiddo.

So, you are full of shit.

Figured.

Sure thing, kid.