Cannonball888
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Your credit card company wants to know if you'd like a credit limit raise and a new credit card with firearms pictured on it.
Yeah, I know. 0 chance.
Yeah, I know. 0 chance.
Signs you spend too much on guns...
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U.S.SFC_RET
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Your wife throws a curve by asking you "How many guns do you Have?" and you can't answer!
OEF_VET
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You buy a few guns from a particular manufacturer, and then you turn around and buy the whole company. (Guilty as charged.)
hotwheelz
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When you bought the biggest safe you could find, and shortly after realize your gonna need 2-3 more
so stuff dosent keep falling out everytime you open the door. I had to reniforce the floor in the gun room after the 2nd one the third I put in the garage it seems so lonly 
so stuff dosent keep falling out everytime you open the door. I had to reniforce the floor in the gun room after the 2nd one the third I put in the garage it seems so lonly unspellable
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When you've gone too far ...
"You have over 1,000 .32 Win Spec rounds already loaded, you only shoot maybe 100-150 per year and yet you still buy two boxes of once-fired .30-30 to fireform 40 more rounds of .32 Win Spec that you don't need."
This is only reasonable.
It's getting serious when you start planning a 31-30 wildcat to fill the performance gap between your 30-30 and your 32 Special.
"You have over 1,000 .32 Win Spec rounds already loaded, you only shoot maybe 100-150 per year and yet you still buy two boxes of once-fired .30-30 to fireform 40 more rounds of .32 Win Spec that you don't need."
This is only reasonable.
It's getting serious when you start planning a 31-30 wildcat to fill the performance gap between your 30-30 and your 32 Special.
Hokkmike
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Instead of a telephone book it is a book of receipts for guns purchased.
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