Do you have more than 1 gun in the same caliber?

[MT GUNNY]

2 .40's
2 .45's
Of those
3 are the same Brand just different Style. Also 2 are the same Style and Brand but Different Calibers.

 

[Izaak Walton]

Uhhh, it stops at 5 of one cal!?!

 

[357sigRog]

3 - 50 calibur muzzle loaders
2 - 20 gauge
2 - 38 special
3 - 410
3 - 22lr

 

[SNEAKS]

6-45acp Springfield Loaded & TRP, Sig GSR, Sig 220 & 220compact, S&W 625
3-9mm Springfield Loaded, Glock 17, Sig 226
1-357mag S&W 627pc
1-44mag S&W 629
2-.223 AR15
1-30.06 Remington 700
1-12g Remington 870

 

[Dookie]

1 - 9mm, Taurus 24/7 pro
2 - 17 HMR, 77/17, CZ 452
3 - 17 HM2, 77/17, Ruger 10/17, Savage BVSS
20 or so 22LR, Western field M4, Western Field M865, Norinco JW-15, 77/22 Custom bench, two 10/22's, Single Six, Mossberg Palomino, Mossberg 46BB, Winchester 250, Marlin 81DL, two Savage 23A sporters, Savage 19 NRA, 4 or 5 or more Savage 6 and variations, Henry, and some more I can't remember
1 - 22 WMR, Single Six
1 - 243, Remington 600 Mohawk
2 - 20 gauge, Ted Williams 75 semi auto, H&R bay state.

 

[rugerman07]

YEP. (4) 9mm. Beretta 92FS, Hi Point C9, and (2) Hi Point 995 carbines.

(4) 22LR. Ruger 10/22, Ruger MK II, Ruger Single Six, and Beretta U22 Neos.

(2) 223. Stag Arms Model 2 AR 15, and H&R Handi Rifle.

I love all my kids!

 

[john44402]

Five .45 Auto's

Three .44 mags

Two 10MM's

Two .308's

Two 500 Mags

Two 12 Guages

 

[rioalumni05]

a few 10/22s and a couple 12gauges.. other than that nope

 

[tyler500e]

I'm a lightweight compared to most of you guys. I've got

2- .223

1- .22
1- .380
1- .45
1- 12GA

 

[dillardrg]

4 45s: Springfield 1911A1
ParaOrdinance 1911A1
WWII Singer 1911A1
S&W Model 1917
2 22s: Ruger Super Single 6
Marlin Glenfield Rifle
1 30Cal Inland M1 Carbine
1 3006 M1 Garand
1 12Ga Browning BPS
1 16Ga Fox model B double

 

[lions]

Its just so easy to accumulate .22s.

 

[FoMoGo]

3 .44s, 3 .45s, and 3 12 gauges.



Jim

 

[NGIB]

Heck, I've got 7 1911s in .45 and that doesn't include the Glock 21...

 

[Gun Slinger]

All my guns are in one caliber.

My gunsmith looked at me kinda oddly when I brought in all my bolt action rifles to be chambered in 9mm so that they'd be compatble with my Glock 17. Silly guy.

 

[gunNoob]

SKS and WASR are both 7.62x39

 

[SoCalShooter]

9 .45acp pistols

7 .22LR rifles and pistols

5 12 ga shotguns

 

[Kyle E. Coyote]

2- Mosin Nagants (7.62x54R)
2- Glock 30s, Glock 30SF, 2- Les Baers (.45 ACP)

 

[Landric]

My collection changes a lot, but at the moment just in handguns I have:

5- .38 Specials (3 J-frames, 2 K-frames)
2- .357 Magnums (1 L-frame, 1 SP101)
4- 9x19mm pistols
5- .45ACP pistols

In addition I have 2 .44 Specials on layaway, a Charter Arms Bulldog and a S&W 21-4.

Longguns, I don't have as much overlap, but I have 2-12 gauges and 2-7.62x54R rifles.

Perhaps this is just a little bit paranoid of me, but the reason I have multiple examples of each chambering is backup in case of failure. My 3 J-frames, for instance, are all exactly the same. One I carry as a BUG on and off-duty, the other two are NIB in case the one I use wears out or ends up in evidence after a shooting. S&W doesn't make the model I carry anymore, and I won't carry a lock gun for defense. I'm in my late 30's, so I figure three Airweights should last me a lifetime.

My main shooting pass time is IDPA. So, I have several guns I use for that, and having a spare in the event of a failure at a major match is a consideration. Since they are the same gun other than serial number having to switch in the middle is less of a concern.

I like to have a spare copy of any gun I carry for defense. One I shoot the heck out of, the other only gets shot to verify reliability and point of impact, then each year for qualification. Again, since the guns are the same other than serial number, practice with one equates practice with the other and there is less chance of parts failure in a crisis since my actual carry guns are not fired very often. The only real exception to this rule is the Airweight J-frame. I do most of my 5-shot revolver shooting with the SP101, but the practice relates well enough to the J that I only shoot it at qualification. I'll probably pick up a steel J at some point to make practice even more relevant.

See, kind of paranoid, but it works for me.

 

[Cannonball888]

Kel-tec and Titan II .380
Garand and M1903 .30-06
SKS and AKM 7.62 x 39
M1A and FAL .308
SVT40 and Mosin Nagant 7.62 x 54R
Colt SP1 and DPMS M4gery .223
Rem 11-87 and Saiga 12
TOZ and Savage Stevens .22

My other guns have no caliber mates.

 

[mrt949]

I have a wammo wrist rocket with different size marbles does that count as different calibers

 

[mcwjr13]

let's see 3 twenty twos, 2 1911 fourty fives. and five twelve gauges.

 

[JWF III]

I'm surprised that I didn't hit this poll when it was fresh, so this is kind of late; Where's the 5+ for one caliber?

Anyway I voted 5:1. Even though I don't have a 5:1. I have a 4:1 in .30 carbine. But I have more than 5 12ga shotguns.

Wyman

 

[whited]

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Winchester 94AE Ranger .357 Magnum
Smith & Wesson 640 .357 Magnum

A good pair.

 

[VegasOPM]

5 9mm
5 .40 Cal
6 .357 Mag
7 .22LR
14 12ga

 

[whforbes]

2 Ruger 10/22s
1 Ruger MK2
1 Walther P22(bought yesterday)
1 Ruger Single Six (.22,.22mag.)
.22s are fun to shoot and still pretty inexpensive.