How many of one make?

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Pistols/Revolvers........The most - three Rugers (.22, .45 Colt, .44)
S&W - 2
FN, Beretta, Baikal, Pardini, Colt, Webley, Browning, Bernardelli, Thompson/Center, Nagant, Taurus, Springfield Armory, Glock - one each.

Pete
 
I picked up XD #4 this morning. That means an XD45 compact, XDm40 3.8 compact
XD9 subcompact and a XD40 subcompact.

There may be room in the safe for a full-size next...
 
Just talking about handguns . . .

16 Ruger (10 revolvers, 6 pistols)
2 Smith & Wesson
2 Kel-Tec
2 NAA Mini
2 Taurus
2 Italian Cap & Ball
1 Springfield Armory
1 Glock
1 Colt
1 Kahr
1 Makarov
1 Tokarev
1 Nagant

. . . I think that's all at the moment.
 
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S&W and Remington are the two brands I own the most of, with 13 and 12, respectively. Next is Marlin and Ruger, with only 7 of each.

As an aside, American made guns comprise 73% of my collection
 
Well, lessee-
3 Smiths, all snubby .38s:
Military & Police (pre-Model 10)
Model 64 (same thing in stainless)
Lady Smith stainless

9 FN/Brownings:
Model 1910 7.65 ca. 1940, Jap war trophy, in the family since 1945
Model 1922 .380, ca. 1940, former Dutch military or police
1950s Hi-Power
Hi-Power Practical
Browning BDM
2 FN HP-DA service model
2 FN HP-DA Compacts (one DAO)

And no, I don't need any more.

For the curious, I started out with the Smiths (I also have a Colt Detective Special) for home protection and then learned that a two inch barrel doesn't give enough velocity, so I tried semiautos. The first was the model 1910 which I inherited from my dad, who inherited it from my grandfather who got it from my uncle who evidently bought it off a Marine who got it the hard way in the Pacific- unk was a Navy flyer. The holster has Jap markings. Anyway, it had its jams so to be fair I bought a new Hi-Power Practical. THIS GUN DOES NOT JAM and my reliability questions about modern semiautos were answered. The only others of my FN/Brownings with a jam problem (besides the 1922 but I didn't buy it as a shooter) is the 1950s Hi-Power, and I suspect a worn internal extractor. So I'll be sending it off to Cylinder & Slide when my number comes up.

Best regards,
Bill in Cleveland
 
6-Colts
6-Ruger
4-S&W
3-SIG
2-Beretta

Please note that while all those listed are handguns, not all are autoloaders.
 
2 Rugers (10-22 & Single 6)
1 S&W (Riot Shotgun)
2 Berettas (950 & Bobcat)
1 Winchester (Model 62)
1 Remington (870)
1 Colt (.25 auto)
 
16 Colts
9 Smith & Wessons
12 Glocks
3 Springfields
5 Brownings
2 Walthers
5 Rugers
2 SigSauers
4 Berettas

Multiples of handguns...yeah.
 
I used to be heavy in Rugers but have thinned the Ruger flock some by adding Kimber, Sig, Glock, Springfield and Bersa to the mix.

But still have 4 Rugers Icant dump as I have had them for a long time.
-Security Six 357
-Vaquero 44 Mag
-P90 45acp
-MK-II Government Competition 22

-178S
 
I'm pretty much all over the place, but I do have a a few of one brand (mostly wheel guns):

2 Uberti Cattleman (.45LC & .357)
2 Uberti BP (1862 Police & 1860 Army)
2 Pietta BP (1858 Remi & 1851 Navy)
2 Colts (1862 Police 2nd Gen & Officer's Model Match)
1 Ruger Vaquero
2 Walthers (P99 & P22)
1 Browning Buckmark
1 Luger LP08
1 Llama .380
 
Hmmm...

5 Rugers (2 Old Armys .45's, 2 Old Model Single Six .22's, 1 Mark II .22)
5 CZ's (Dan Wesson Guardian 9mm, Dan Wesson PM7-10 10mm & 40 S&W, Dan Wesson Valor .45ACP, CZ 452 Lux .22, CZ 452 Ultra Lux .22)
2 Colt's both 1903 Pocket Hammerless in .32ACP
2 Berettas, Model 1934 in .380ACP and Model 1935 in .32ACP
2 S&W's, a 586 and a BG380..

only one Browning though...a Nomad...guess I need more Brownings, eh?
 
I was shocked to see how many CZ's I had...my most from a single manufacturer:

CZ75 Pre-B
CZ85
CZ97
CZ75 Semi-Compact
CZ75 Compact
CZ P-01
two CZ83's

ROCK6
 
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