If one is none and two is one...

Walther P99
Browning Hi-Power
Bersa Thunder 9

There's a few that I've wanted to have a matched pair of. Not to have a spare but to practice shootin' "double-fisted". I just like variety and always end up getting something else.

Sig P232 SL's - 3
HK USP 9mm
S&W Model 66's - 3 though one is a 6" in addition to the two 4"

Taurus 94
Taurus 941

I had 2 Ruger 5.5" Redhawks. Sold one because I didn't need a backup. Additionally I bought a gun with the proceeds to fill out my battery a little better.

colt 1911s- 6

k frame smiths... about 15 in various calibers and barrel lengths some duplicate

several m1a and several rem 700s

Smith & Wesson 9mm model 39-2's~!

Oops: Wait a minute, this is the REVOLVER section of THR~!

I have two 1911's. One is a SA and the other a Colt.

Glock 21 Gen 3. I *may* have worn them both slide-to-slide SOB IWB from time to time. Necessary? Naaahhh. Make you feel pretty cool? Hell, yeah.

contemplating it, but haven't actually done it.

6-2" mod. 10's (different variants)
4- mod. 58's
2-4" mod. 27
2-6" mod. 27
2- Colt Det. Spec.
2- Ruger Bisley (.45 Colt)

Pistols (auto loaders) excluded.

Joe Demko said:

I have two 1911's. One is a SA and the other a Colt.

Click to expand...

^^^+1 One's a Colt-One's a Kimber..Bill.

Two Charter Arms On Duty, 38 specials for concealed carry tucked into a custom leather vest, lined leather pockets at 40 degree cant, my version of a New York Reload

Three M57 Yugo Tokarevs, two purchased from J&G here localy, third bought at an estate sale along with a truckload of ammo. First two M57 and almost 4000 rds milsurp ammo under $720 tax included. Estate sale another M57 and just a little over 7000 rds milsurp for $350. I am going to go on a crusade to kill every soda can I can get to come into range. I will never live long enough to shoot that much ammo, but I am going to try to be down to my last magazine before I die.

Hodr

S&W K38's.

I've got a 1957 4-screw K38, a 1972 Model 14-3 and a 1977 factory Single-Action only Model 14-3. They are all 6" versions.

And I recently sold a 1955 5-screw K38 'cause I wouldn't want to have too many of them at once....

pair of K-66s
pair of k-17s
been tempted many a time to get a 2nd SP101
likewise would like a 2nd Colt Government model 380acp

Sixgunner455 signature line, "Life is too short to hunt with an ugly dog."

Way cool

If I had an extra $1200 sitting around, I'd pick up another S&W 460V. I love that gun.

Magnumite - Orange and White Brittany here. Whacha got?

Nobody has mentioned Magnum Research BFRs?!!! I only have one so far but I have almost enough saved up to buy a second one. When you start blasting 45-70 ammo out of a revolver, that turns heads at the range!

Gordon, I don't mean to pry, but what are all the things on your enviable combat belt? I see a speed-loader, a couple of edged weapons, and two pistols with fat circular mid-sections. (Just kidding; I know what a revolver is.) I can't think of any blade the size of the larger one - it's petite for a machete and laaaarge for a belt knife.
And what's the thing at far right?

That there is an Alaskan hunting belt. I "combat" with semi autos.
Anyway that is a 1989 S&W 629 Mountain Revolver .44mag 4" and a 629-2 .44 6.5" in Mad Dog Kydex., a speed loader in kydex, a Maxepedition rolly polly dump pouch that can hold a waterbottle or what ever, a flashlight in kydex, a Mad Dog BearCat 5.5"x3/16" skinning utility blade and to act as an over the shoulder strap to support all that crap a Mad Dog Dundee rig with a 9"x 1.25"x 1/4" Rezine which is my favorite "sticking" knife for animals. Actually all up the weight is just over 6 pounds loaded for bear!

The lighter above guns are Scandium 296 .44spl 5 shot and a rare 242 .38+p 7 shot with clips so no belt or holster bulk is needed and a Ti. handled 7" D2 Darrel Ralph that is real big and real light, kinda like the 296 !

Colt Trooper .357 4"