Steel Horse Rider
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In some ways it absolutely is a lot. Even assuming you have absolute junk that's at least $1500 resale value and it wouldn't be shocking or far-fetched for the tally to be closer to $10,000-$15,000. That's enough for one heckuva chicken dinner. It is more than the value of many vehicles on the road.Ed Ames, . . . . I don't know, I just feel like it is a lot, . . . but I suppose it's a matter of perspective.
If you 1) own a computer 2) have Internet access, then you have disposable income. Which slants the responses to those who could afford multiple firearms.
My thoughts exactly. I think it might just be worded poorly. Maybe it was meant to be something like "Why would anyone possibly think they have too many guns, are too healthy, or to attractive?"I'm sorry. I don't understand the question.
Buy a cat. You'll have a great source for buckets. I've got kitty litter buckets full of brass. All I need is the time and components to reload it all.Guns, no. Reloading stuff, no. Ammunition oh dear lord yes. 5 gallon buckets of 357, 9mm, 30-30, and a bucket that was half 7-30 and half .270win, plus box after box of factory ammo and reloads packed into factory ammo trays. Stairs become the enemy very quickly. I'm still looking for a good source of 3 gallon buckets. Then, after that goes the 600 pound monstrosity of a safe....at least I only have 1 safe, and in my next house I will have a vault.
Maybe this was true as soon as a few years ago, but ...
As to the rest of your post, I have to agree.