Browning Hi-Power 9mm
Colt New Frontier .22LR
Smith & Wesson Model 13-3 .357 Magnum
S&W Model 34-2 .22LR
Colt 1991A1 Compact .45 ACP
The year saw one gun leave the G. armory:
Smith & Wesson model SW99c 9mm
Net gain for 2009: Four firearms. Interestingly enough, while last year saw more long guns than handguns added to the G. armory, this year saw not a single long arm added to the armory. Obviously, I will have to correct this egregious error in 2010. However, given the nature of the guns added - a classic Browning-designed 9mm, a Colt single action revolver, a rare S&W .357 Magnum, a training snubbie, and an Officers-sized 1911, I'm immensely pleased with the new additions.
Here's hoping 2010 sees more new additions to the G. armory!
That is all.
5 comments:
I hope your wish for 2010 comes true. Any single action 45LC?
That Browning brings a smile. Classic is right.
Nice pickups, JayG. Of course two of them are on my wish list, hopefully for 2010.
My year was pretty good, with one shotgun, another .22LR revolver, a rifle (subsequently sold), and another 9mm. Oh, and an AR15, can't forget that one either.
I hope 2010 is going to be a good year for guns and gunnies, and particularly hope that SCOTUS gives us another big win for civil rights.
I think this year I never got a single NICS check. All my guns were C&R buys.
Gawd I miss my High Power. I owned a Hungarian PJK-9 that was damn nicer than the $700 HP's Browning was hawking at the time. I traded it and $1000 for a Jeep. I no longer have the Jeep, but the other guy is still shooting the gun.
If I lived in an alternate universe where I could not buy Glock 19s, I would carry a BHP without hesitation.
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