re: Do you ever get to the point where you think you have enough guns?

Always browsing. Have a number of 1911s and still look at adding another. Current want is a Nighthawk Shadowhawk.

Hell neaux bit my wife thinks that was like 6 guns ago

I held one of those a couple weekends ago and loved everything but the forearm stock. It seemed incredibly cheap and very unHenry like

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Do you ever get to the point where you think you have enough guns?

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Nah, but I'll just hit another phase and go after things in that line.

Currently, I've been picking up antique military smokeless rifles, the guns from the 1890's. Those can ship straight to your door in free states. I've got a couple Argentine Mausers already, and recently picked up an antique Carcano, some Mannlichers and some Schmidt-Rubins. I have a Mosin Nagant, but I'd like to get an antique in that line.

I've gone through phases where I got the Warsaw Pact/Commie pistols, the 80's/90's metal-frame 9's, and ARs.

I haven't purchased a firearm in just over 12 months. I have been focused on throwing money at other hobbies the last year.

I have spent a fricking ton of money building a woodworking only shop with professional power machines and dust collection. And getting ready to drop a few thousand on upgrading a bandsaw for resawing.

I need to lie low on hobby purchases before my wife starts asking too many questions.

ETA--my last firearm related purchases last year was level IV body armor plates and plate carrier and a Ruger 10/22.

Yep, a fun plinker.

Henry lifetime warranty.

Other choices that I am aware of:

Rossi and they had problems with cracked receivers.

Winchester and Remington haven’t made one in years.

Any other options other than used?????

Never