That's why I have a Colt 1917, Glock 21 and P220 for .45 ACP's, a SBH and a 629 in .44 Mag, etc. They all serve their purpose and some are just because I like them:) It's mainly the calibers and number of different loads in each I've cut back on, but I'm really finding fewer guns is easier to live with as well and t trying to work on being content with less. Quality over quantity these days. Depending how I feel about my G21 after giving it a fair chance I may sell it and use the money toward a Less Baer TR 1911 or just keep it and save the whole lot but I really want that TR 1911.

More than I want to admit. These days if I get bored I'll try a different bullet or powder or even an additional gun in the same caliber. These days guns are good tangible assets, much more so than plain dollar bills our tyrant in chief keeps printing daily:)

That handy little Guide Gun is easy to find ammo for because it tactical enough for the panic buyers:) Besides, for me at least, the fewer calibers I shoot the asker it is to stockpile exactly the components I want for them. I have bought very little ammo at all since this panic buying took place.

But I've kind of hit a plateau with the three I mentioned above.

There's really nothing pushing me to simplyfy any further right now.

I still occasionally think about it, though, so I do have some idea...

I have no idea which one would go first.

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Truth is we could all get by with a lot less. One of my grandfathers had a Remington 512 .22 that was his only gun in his life and I still have it (learned to shoot with it too). My other grandfather did all his hunting and pest control with a 12 gauge and a .22LR.