I dont know what it is but I do love guns. I love the history of them I love reading about them I love learning about them I love shooting them and I absolutely positively 100% love the feel and looks of quality firearms in my hands.

I visit a few gun forums each day and I also just flip through the classifieds at least once or twice a week just to look at guns and their prices.

I was just talking to one of my buddies today and we were talking about our most prized and loved material possessions. #1 was my sako 85 #2 was my HK45C and #3 was my AR. Then came my golf clubs boat, car etc.

Hands down 1, 2 and 3! Nothing else comes close except my golf clubs and everything I own is for sale or who cares really. My prized possessions are my guns hands down!!

Am I crazy or are there others out there like me??

I loved them a lot the previous 8 years because Barry the Kenyan didn’t want me to. Sako 85 is my #1 too. You’ve got good taste.

I love them, too. I often see guns I think I can’t live without. Then I realize I have no use for that particular gun, but I still feel the same about it.

Maybe you're compensating for something?




just kidding

I got the same damn thing lol.

No sir, your not crazy! But then again, maybe you and all of us that feel the same way are crazy?

I have half the guns in that video. Now I want the other half and a roll of packing tape to accessorize my double barrel.

The G's of retirement - Guns, Golf, Guitars, Gambling and Grandma.......now need to go back to work.....

#MeToo

I'm the same way. Keep talking myself out of a good deal on a Tikka in 270wsm.

Exactly

I love them too. Pretty sure everybody on here does. We could all get by fine with a .22, a deer rifle, a shotgun and a pistol.

Betting almost all of us have more than that.

Seeing your recent acquisition is a motivator to sell almost everything and buy "the one."

I keep talking about going back to just one or two, just have not gotten there quite yet, but I am starting to thin the ranks.

The hard part is now everything left is a very good shooter, something special, or was my dad or grandad's and those are not going anywhere.

To the OP's questions, I do not own many, but the ones that I do own I enjoy the workmanship, the thought that went into the design, and/or how well it puts the bullet in the bullseye. Some are a joy to hold and use, and many that were neither have moved on down the road.