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I would have to say .357. I think I own multiples of almost every caliber. I don't really have a count but I know I have at least a dozen .357 revolvers and one .357 rifle. .22LR would have to be close though, I don't have a count on .22s. Then probably .223/5.56 NATO, I think I have six of those. I probably have around 5-6 9mms, no I take that back, if I count 9mm carbines I have at least 7 9mms. I don't know, but .357 surely takes it for me.
Unpleasantly so, this thread caught me off guard. About to skip on to the next thread, I gave the question some thought.
I realized that I have four 9mm handguns. I then remembered that I don't particularly like 9mms.
I also remembered that I only have two .45acps, my favored handgun cartridge.
I guess I'm a creature of strange habits.
Well, to answer the question, my most common handgun chambering is in .38special.
1 - 22 rifle
1 - 25 Raven
1 - 380 Llama
1 - 45 Para Ord.
1 - 7.62x39 SKS
1 - 12 gauge (the only S&W that I still own. Hey I'll take it only so far - it was my daddy's gun)
If I have my way, the 45 will pull into the lead. I want a Para LDA in 45 and one in 9mm.
Three of these are duplicates. For instance, if you have a .32 ACP cylinder for your Nagant revolver, a 10mm cylinder for your .38-40, or a .22 Mag cylinder for your .22 LR , which caliber is it?
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