Two guns well possibly three!

[TDM]

To help you decide which gun(s) you would take try this idea a friend once told me. --- Imagine your house is on fire and you only have time to grab 3 guns. Seriously, that will help you determine which ones you truly want.

I’d probably just burn to death.

 

[SwanShot]

I only own three, so that makes it easy for me.
three band enfield .58.
TC renagade .54
Pedersoli Kentucky pistol .54.

 

[lbothell]

I only own three, so that makes it easy for me.
three band enfield .58.
TC renagade .54
Pedersoli Kentucky pistol .54.

How do you like the pedersoli pistol in .54 I’m looking at possibly picking one of those up

 

[Kmcmichael]

Flint 40 and 50 both Kiblers. A percussion .45 single shot pistol(which I’ve never gotten caps for). These are the only ones I own. That was easy.

 

[stephenprops1]

I’d probably just burn to death.

And then you would have ZERO.

 

[Dale Allen Raby]

To help you decide which gun(s) you would take try this idea a friend once told me. --- Imagine your house is on fire and you only have time to grab 3 guns. Seriously, that will help you determine which ones you truly want.

Well, it is a novel idea, but honestly if I only had time to grab three guns, I would instead grab the little box of precious metals, the cats and the wheelchair-bound woman.... in reverse order. Guns and gold can be replaced.

 

[PARidgeRunner]

I only have two ML, but am thinking seriously of adding a .36 cal for squirrel.

 

[aussie pete]

"You can have enough guns, though that number would be hard to determine, but you can NEVER have too many." 777 Bom Mots for Gunslingers and Other Real Men

Among other subject areas, as a teacher of numeracy, the pure science of maths informs that there is a proven peer evaluated equation for the correct number of muzzleloaders:

At any given time on a periodic timeline, add up the number of muzzleloaders that you currently have, then add one.

Remarkably, this equation holds true for any given point along the timeline.

This same equation holds true for motorcycles, knives, books and other desirable artefacts. A peer did try to evaluate the equation in relation to girlfriends but found out further multiple subtraction was required to gain equilibrium.

Kind regards, Pete

 

[waksupi]

I sold my lesser guns to afford better guns.

 

[Dale Allen Raby]

I sold my lesser guns to afford better guns.

Kinda like trading silver for gold when the spread is right?

 

[The Crisco Kid]

Among other subject areas, as a teacher of numeracy, the pure science of maths informs that there is a proven peer evaluated equation for the correct number of muzzleloaders:

At any given time on a periodic timeline, add up the number of muzzleloaders that you currently have, then add one.

Remarkably, this equation holds true for any given point along the timeline.

This same equation holds true for motorcycles, knives, books and other desirable artefacts. A peer did try to evaluate the equation in relation to girlfriends but found out further multiple subtraction was required to gain equilibrium.

Kind regards, Pete

Your equation is similar to the one I use to determine how many bathrooms are needed in a house. Add up the number of women residents and then add 1.

 

[Dave Dworshak]

When I only had my .45 cva mountain rifle the choice was easy.... now its more complicated!!

 

[villagelightsmith]

If you know how many you have, you need a couple more.

 

[Eterry]

If you know how many you have, you need a couple more.

AMEN!!

 

[Thingamajiggy]

Just pick 3? Not sure I can when I just saw another one that I just gotta have! LOL but I guess if I had to with what I have now, would be the 3 I hunt/shoot the most, my .58 Investarm flintlock, .54 Lyman Deerstalker and my .54 late lancaster flintlock. An honorable mention would be my .54 Lyman plains percussion.