I hear you... I have close to 200 firearms and around 50 of those are handguns. Every time I buy a handgun, I ask myself that very question and begin to have buyer's remorse. I hate that feeling so I took a few steps to avoid the guilt, one measure being, buying less expensive guns. For example, I have a CZ 75, a Shadow 1 and Shadow 2 and instead of purchasing an 85b to round out my collection, I picked up a Norinco NZ85b at about a third of the price. While I was at it, I also picked up a NP29, an NP22 and a Zastava m70a. I asked myself if I needed another 1911 or Tokerav and the answer is no, or at lease not in 7.62x25. These last 4 pistols I purchased, combined, cost less than my two tone Sig 1911.
.22 pistols are also cheap. My point is that if you buy inexpensive restricted firearms, you will still question the validity of owning one but I can gaurentee that you will not feel as bad or question it as much as if you bought an expensive one. I wish someone told me that when I started collecting.
.22 pistols are also cheap. My point is that if you buy inexpensive restricted firearms, you will still question the validity of owning one but I can gaurentee that you will not feel as bad or question it as much as if you bought an expensive one. I wish someone told me that when I started collecting.
