What is more important to you, quality or quantity?

[bravo2uniform]

Regrets

The only guns I have ever regretted (except that Colt AR-15 in 9mm) are the ones I sold or traded.

 

[old bear]

Viper, most of us get to the point in our firearms ownership/interest where we move from owners to collectors, and for most quality is almost everything.

As one longtime Smith and Wesson collector, mentioned "never buy a gun you have to make excuses for." I've tried to follow that advice for sometime now and have never regretted my decision.

 

[Viper99]

I just bought a S&W 396 Mountain Lite so I guess I am still working on quantity althought it feels like quality as well.

 

[skoro]

Quality, absolutely! I'd much rather have one fine piece than several el cheapos.

 

[HighValleyRanch]

Like Shane said to the little kid when he asked about gunfighter having two guns,
"you only need one gun and know how to use it..."

 

[Magnum Wheel Man]

I have some nicer, & some cheaper guns... I don't like junk though... the few I bought or were inherited went down the road pretty fast... I still have some Tauri ( both revolvers & semi autos ) I still really like my TCP, & have used a couple Tauri revolvers for customs, but generally prefer better quality guns than a Taurus, but if they work, & something is not readily available from a "better" manufacturer I have no problem with them... I also have several antique H&R, H&A, Iver Johnsons in my antique pocket gun collection, & I'm not interested in replacing those, as they offer up examples that are vital to my collection

I have a pretty extensive collection now, & since I built a walk in gun safe room, I have everything displayed on the walls in the safe room, & only have so much space... I find I still have wants, but most of the time I have to get rid of one, to make space for another... so the quality has gone up at some point after I had enough quantity