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[bsg]

you know which way to go with this.... after you have become proficient with what you have you will feel more confident when you do make purchases; with collecting and shooting alike, it is most beneficial to have focus. focus is really a process which requires discipline, determination and sometimes restraint. the end result is something called "seamless" in context to congruency and purpose. it is a wise man who after the initial excitement of "go go go" stops and asks himself where he is going, and most importantly where it is he wishes to be. you will do the right thing and if you look at the posts above there is some excellent advice; see the post by Black Majik and good luck and enjoy the process....

-Brady

-Brady

[The Fugitive]

hi everyone, my name is john connor and I'm a gun addict.

[Donkeypunch0420]

Not that I buy that many guns, but I have a least a few guns that I have not shot yet. I believe in being proficient with your firearms. But not at the expense of my real addiction (buying arms of course).

[Jimmy310]

Wow, I'm not sure I can have that much restraint. ONE GUN
My goal was buy til my safe is so full I can't fit anything else!

I hope you bought a big enough safe! Some of the dudes in here have rooms in their houses that wont fit all of the guns they own.