Justin
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Can't shoot 3 Gun with one gun.
Are You Monogunous?
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SoCalShooter
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Poly and I know how to use them all very very well.
The Annoyed Man
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I own a small collection, and I frequently carry 2, but I hate kids playing on my lawn. For them, I have an air rifle. 
CountGlockula
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Yes, mono man here...but...
What about one firearm brand?
What about one firearm brand?
jakemccoy
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Next question, what is your strategery if your monoguny turns into polyguny or polyarmory?
The Canuck
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The only reason I am polygunous is because I can't use my first choice for IDPA.
KINGMAX
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Only once
Only once, I had to have a .20 ga. to go along w/ my .22 Remingtion pump.
Only once, I had to have a .20 ga. to go along w/ my .22 Remingtion pump.
Beetle Bailey
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Well, there is one medium game hunting rifle that will always be the first choice when I go hunting, but I bring a back-up rifle as well. Don't want to travel hundreds of miles only to find out there is something wrong with your only hunting rifle.
I always bring two pistols when I go to a USPSA match. Don't want to wake up early in the morning (I HATE waking up early) to go to a match and then have an equipment failure.
I have a Remington 870 set up for home defense and another 870 for trap shooting. The trap gun has a spare 20" barrel so that gun can be pressed into the HD role should the need arise.
I have two M1 Garands so that if I send one out for some work, I still have one at home.
I have two pistols for SD so that if one malfunctions or is really dirty, I can just turn to the other one. What if I am in the middle of cleaning my SD pistol and something happens?
I have five Mosin Nagant rifles because. . . well, there's no real practical reason to have five Mosin Nagants. Okay, I admit it. I really love guns.
I always bring two pistols when I go to a USPSA match. Don't want to wake up early in the morning (I HATE waking up early) to go to a match and then have an equipment failure.
I have a Remington 870 set up for home defense and another 870 for trap shooting. The trap gun has a spare 20" barrel so that gun can be pressed into the HD role should the need arise.
I have two M1 Garands so that if I send one out for some work, I still have one at home.
I have two pistols for SD so that if one malfunctions or is really dirty, I can just turn to the other one. What if I am in the middle of cleaning my SD pistol and something happens?
I have five Mosin Nagant rifles because. . . well, there's no real practical reason to have five Mosin Nagants. Okay, I admit it. I really love guns.
bluestarlizzard
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all work and no play make for very dull folk indeed.
the 1911 is for work, but a girls gotta play.
the 1911 is for work, but a girls gotta play.
mindwip
Member
i am monogunous, i have a gun of each type or will....thats what you meant right?
I have quite a few guns from quite a few manufacturers, but I do try to keep to one action type. My basic rule is that every pull of the trigger must be the same. SA, fine. DAO, fine. Striker fired, fine. DA/SA, not fine. It's simply a training thing for me.
Of course, like every rule there are exceptions. I'm being very tempted right now with a tax rebate check inbound and those smoking hot deals on Sig P6 that I may have to make one exception.
Of course, like every rule there are exceptions. I'm being very tempted right now with a tax rebate check inbound and those smoking hot deals on Sig P6 that I may have to make one exception.
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