[FLSlim]

I wouldn't know which two to keep, so there is no choice but to keep them all!

 

[Kingarthurhk]

LOL, that didn’t take long.

That is one holster not to curl your finger on.

 

[Kingarthurhk]

I'm a 52 year old fat guy. I'm streamlining my collection too.

See you and many more like you at the gun show.

 

[crockett]

Yeah.

No. Way.

 

[Glock Commander]

... ther way, I'd like to whittle it down to two as well. I'm a minimalist and I don't like clutter. Dad was the same way. He was down to one .357mag revolver when he died.

My Dad's only handgun at his passing was a USGI 1911A1 he had from WWII.

 

[Glock Commander]

I can't comprehend a shooting enthusiast having only two guns, not nearly as much variety as one should/can enjoy ...

Don that is because in the 'Circle of Life' everyone is at a different place. I can see having one and enjoying it.

If you are disabled or in poor health it is hard to find a place to shoot. Of course some people live rural and can shoot off the porch or out the kitchen window.

 

[SWFlGuy]

I have 2 more I have to get, a 26 and a 29.
Then I need long guns, probably quite a few I imagine.

 

[G7]

I'm down to 2 as well (ON ME, at any given time)...

 

[BuckyP]

I'm down to 2 as well (ON ME, at any given time)...

How many were you carrying, at any given time?

 

[Pandaz3]

I have several guns that I don't like, but I'll be danged if I'll give them up.
I do not want Slugo's disease.

 

[JHCJR]

You’ll shoot your leg off with that holster. :whistling:

Yup. All I hear when I see those is "I just....shot myself"

 

[seamaster]

I figured this topic was handguns only. No glocktalk member can own just two of anything!

 

[John Wesley]

I had a Glock 42 and regret selling it. May have to rethink this. If I can find one at the right price, I will jump on it. Loved mine!

While I'm not a huge fan of the .380, I did want a warm weather pistol and the G42 fit the bill perfectly. I had a Ruger LCP and every time I shot it, the side of my knuckle on my middle finger felt like it was hit by a ball-peen hammer. Now I'm used to recoil, but the grip was just too small for me to get a good grip. The G42 is the perfect size and it is also one of my more accurate pistols. I put TFO sights on it and think it's the perfect pocket pistol.

 

[edellson]

I find it hard to believe anyone on this forum is down to two guns.:horsey:

 

[19/42 Guy]

I like my 42 very much. Great little shooter! However, I was very interested in the Browning Black Label and the Baretta Cheetah for a time. But I realized I needed neither and wanted something else and less expensive more than those. I love the 380 round. Just wish they were priced more like a 9mm.

 

[PeterG]

^ it used to be, when I bought my BDA back in 03 .380acp was $1.00 a box more than 9mm. When the pocket pistol craze started the ammo companies saw an opportunity to cash in.


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[forty5]

You’ll shoot your leg off with that holster. :whistling:

Which holster?:dog:

 

[Trench Sweeper]

My Glock Gen4/19FS and my Sig P229 Nitron. I enjoy shooting both of them immensely. Both are Keepers! View attachment 390016

What happened to that beautiful 686 you had for so long?

 

[starfish86]

I am 50 and had only three Guns (.38 S&W revolver, G26 Gen3, G27 Gen4) for the longest time. This past week I bought a Benelli Supernova Tactical 12Ga Shotgun, a Glock 17 Gen 3, and tomorrow I mail the money order out for the 1982 S&W 60 Chiefs Special I won off Gun Broker.

There is a thread just posted about a bill being introduced in Congress by Democats outlawing the sale, transfer, or manufacture of semi-auto shotguns with a pistol grip, semi-auto rifles with detachable magazines.

So looks like I will buy the Glock 30SF and Benelli M2 I want. I really have no other wants/needs.

 

[Pandaz3]

^ it used to be, when I bought my BDA back in 03 .380acp was $1.00 a box more than 9mm. When the pocket pistol craze started the ammo companies saw an opportunity to cash in.

I have a second G-42 that I just got this year. My first 380 was a S&W Sigma 380, after I shot it a bit I wanted something better so in '88 I bought my Browning BDA, a gun I still have and love. Every now and then I buy another 380. 42's are keepers too.