Variety vs. Redundancy

Both is a great answer. I have never meant to be redundant in my gun buying. But it happened. I never meant to buy a verity of guns. but it happened. Buy the basics (9mm, 22, 357, and such) and they will be added too as time goes on.
 
I've been on a limited budget all my life. But I'm 75 years old and over the years I have acquired a number of different types of handguns. I probably only need one, but what fun is that. I own and shoot single action and double action revolvers, 1911's and several different brands of polymer striker-fired semi-autos. I shoot one to two days a week and remain proficient will all of them. Do I need them? Heck no, but it sure is fun shooting them.
 
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