choose “D- all the above” and call it a day.
What the hell happened to me...
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HayesGreener
Ronin
Gonna need a bigger table
Blackmesa96
Custom
We have two Hi Points and one Glock. No problems with the two but the Glock has been a problem since day one. The belief that all Glocks are perfect is an illusion.
HayesGreener
Ronin
Certified Silly Goose
Master Class
I just meant aesthetics
HayesGreener
Ronin
Life is too short for ugly guns and dogs.
Blackmesa96
Custom
I'm such a heretic in the Glock world that I have openly been critical of them at GSSF matches. There, of course, everyone shooting stock classes are equally handicapped.Do not go outside when there is thunder!
Certified Silly Goose
Master Class
You can't properly troll the Glock crowd unless you show up with a holstered HK or Smith PC. Smith, of course, is just better... but the Glock people reeeeeeeaaaalllly hate it when you point out that HK was actually the first polymer framed handgun. A lot of them don't usually know that.
Edit: I actually like Glock. I just don't like the hard core arrogant "fan boy" club that Glock tends to foster.
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Certified Silly Goose
Master Class
Every time I look at this picture, this little guy keeps catching my eye. I really, really need to get a nice little J-Frame.
BassCliff
Professional
Hi,
I think it's pretty clever how firearms keep finding their way into my cabinet. At first all I wanted was one semi-auto pistol, one shotgun, and one rifle. But then a 1911 caught my eye. That fun little .22 tickled my fancy. Now I'm on a journey to add "one of each" to my little collection. Not one of everything from every manufacturer, just one of each "style" or "platform". Here's most of my modest collection.
Not pictured: M&P FPC, Saint Victor, XD9 Mod3, 1861 Navy revolver, .45 Derringer, maybe one or two more. I can't remember.
On my "one of each" to-do list:
Glock, probably G17L
Lever rifle, probably Henry Small Game .22
Hi-Point, probably Yeet Canon Gen2
Large frame revolver, maybe S&W 686
Semi-auto shotgun, undecided
Sig, undecided
...um, I really don't know where this list will end.
Some are silly, some are fun, some are serious tools, etc. It's a never-ending battle.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
I think it's pretty clever how firearms keep finding their way into my cabinet. At first all I wanted was one semi-auto pistol, one shotgun, and one rifle. But then a 1911 caught my eye. That fun little .22 tickled my fancy. Now I'm on a journey to add "one of each" to my little collection. Not one of everything from every manufacturer, just one of each "style" or "platform". Here's most of my modest collection.
Not pictured: M&P FPC, Saint Victor, XD9 Mod3, 1861 Navy revolver, .45 Derringer, maybe one or two more. I can't remember.
On my "one of each" to-do list:
Glock, probably G17L
Lever rifle, probably Henry Small Game .22
Hi-Point, probably Yeet Canon Gen2
Large frame revolver, maybe S&W 686
Semi-auto shotgun, undecided
Sig, undecided
...um, I really don't know where this list will end.
Some are silly, some are fun, some are serious tools, etc. It's a never-ending battle.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Certified Silly Goose
Master Class
Very nice collection.Hi,
I think it's pretty clever how firearms keep finding their way into my cabinet. At first all I wanted was one semi-auto pistol, one shotgun, and one rifle. But then a 1911 caught my eye. That fun little .22 tickled my fancy. Now I'm on a journey to add "one of each" to my little collection. Not one of everything from every manufacturer, just one of each "style" or "platform". Here's most of my modest collection.
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Not pictured: M&P FPC, Saint Victor, XD9 Mod3, 1861 Navy revolver, .45 Derringer, maybe one or two more. I can't remember.
On my "one of each" to-do list:
Glock, probably G17L
Lever rifle, probably Henry Small Game .22
Hi-Point, probably Yeet Canon Gen2
Large frame revolver, maybe S&W 686
Semi-auto shotgun, undecided
Sig, undecided
...um, I really don't know where this list will end.
Some are silly, some are fun, some are serious tools, etc. It's a never-ending battle.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Whenever I see a VP or a Springer XD-Something it always catches my eye. Such nice looking, well-built firearms. Both are on my "to buy someday" list.
Blackmesa96
Custom
I keep telling my wife that gun elves bring them. Please don't let her know that they aren't real.Hi,
I think it's pretty clever how firearms keep finding their way into my cabinet. At first all I wanted was one semi-auto pistol, one shotgun, and one rifle. But then a 1911 caught my eye. That fun little .22 tickled my fancy. Now I'm on a journey to add "one of each" to my little collection. Not one of everything from every manufacturer, just one of each "style" or "platform". Here's most of my modest collection.
View attachment 86748View attachment 86749
Not pictured: M&P FPC, Saint Victor, XD9 Mod3, 1861 Navy revolver, .45 Derringer, maybe one or two more. I can't remember.
On my "one of each" to-do list:
Glock, probably G17L
Lever rifle, probably Henry Small Game .22
Hi-Point, probably Yeet Canon Gen2
Large frame revolver, maybe S&W 686
Semi-auto shotgun, undecided
Sig, undecided
...um, I really don't know where this list will end.
Some are silly, some are fun, some are serious tools, etc. It's a never-ending battle.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
A host on the We Like Shooting podcast has a gold hi-point in a holster that is printed with a bunch of welfare EBT cards all over it. 
Grayfox
Professional
If I'm not mistaken, I do believe that that is a 2" Model 15. A K-frame.
Wonderful guns. I have one.
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HayesGreener
Ronin
It's the Gremlins bringing the HiPoints.
Certified Silly Goose
Master Class
I've been day drinking