Lets see... we have bought 2 1911s, one Match and one compact, picked up a .44 snubby, and I put a payment in on my S&W Model 22 Thunder Ranch... so far.
Thats 2 for me... 2 for the wife... and I have my eye on a nice .44 snubby for myself.
then, on the 24th, i'm hoping to work a deal on a para p-14 and colt python... those aren't done deals yet, so i don't know if they will happen or not. but the other 3 have happened within the last 6 days or so.
None. As much as it pains me to admit it, I have more than I need already. Oh well, I can think of much worse fates to bear....My last purchase was a like new Ruger Mark 2 semi auto with 4 inch heavy barrel. Couldn't pass it up (an affliction many of us share) for the $150 asking price.
none, for one reason first and foremost i haven't given into the "scare" secondly i don't have the money for any new ones right now, well i do but i would rather buy ammo for the guns that i already have and attend training courses.
Living in Arizona does have some advantages. No permits, no registration (it's against the law), and no waiting period. Just walk into the shop and walk out with your purchase. Of course there are some drawbacks. Making things this easy can cause some unexpected debits on one's credit card.
Oh, and it doesn't snow to often either...
Now I do realize that I'm rubbing your nose in it, and I do feel sorry for those that live in places like New York, California, Chicago, Washington DC, etc., but there isn't much I can do about it. Hopefully the recent Heller decision from the Supreme Court will eventually bring some positive changes, but I believe it will take a long time so far as New York's concerned.
But look at it this way. Things could be worse. What if you lived in Washington DC or Chicago - not to mention N.Y. City?
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