So for context, I come from a family who owned guns, but never used them other than once a year during deer season. I don't know if I ever even cleaned my rifle before I turned 18.
Anyways, the old lady is constantly going on about me having too many guns. So I have this constant internal battle giong on in my head about whether or not I really NEED that extra handgun and end up selling one I do like for something else. 6 months down the road, I end up buying it again because for some reason I just have to have a Beretta 92. (Nice thing about Berettas is they don't depreciate much in my experience)
I think I'm just at the point where I'm going to say screw it, I'm a collector and embrace that I like a little variety in my life.
The Beretta is an example, It's too big for me to carry except in the winter, and the 9mm is too small to hunt with, I can't shoot it as well as a 1911, and yet I just love 'em. They might be my favorite handgun out there. I've ended up buying and selling 6 or 7 of them over the years, and regret selling them every time!
Anyways, the old lady is constantly going on about me having too many guns. So I have this constant internal battle giong on in my head about whether or not I really NEED that extra handgun and end up selling one I do like for something else. 6 months down the road, I end up buying it again because for some reason I just have to have a Beretta 92. (Nice thing about Berettas is they don't depreciate much in my experience)
I think I'm just at the point where I'm going to say screw it, I'm a collector and embrace that I like a little variety in my life.
The Beretta is an example, It's too big for me to carry except in the winter, and the 9mm is too small to hunt with, I can't shoot it as well as a 1911, and yet I just love 'em. They might be my favorite handgun out there. I've ended up buying and selling 6 or 7 of them over the years, and regret selling them every time!