What calibers do you have multiple firearms of?

If one has an M1 carbine then they also need at the very least a Ruger Blackhawk in 30 cal carbine... I still want one of those autoloaders in the same caliber.... Guy who was sort of a member here and would come up to our east coast gathering with Colonial Girl, Wizofwas, had one and if I could track him down I would make him a more than reasonable offer.
That's exactly the reason I have both... but struggling to remember which came first.... the M1 or the Blackhawk....

IBM M1 - Manufactured March, 1944
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Ruger OM Blackhawk - Manufactured 1969
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about a dozen or so .22lr revolvers, pistols and rifles.
3 .357 revolvers
6 .45 acp pistols
4 .308 rifles in various flavors
5 or 6 AR's in 5.56
3 .300 blk AR's
3 .45-70 rifles
5 9mm pistols.
3 .30-06 rifles
all I can think of at the moment..
 
While talking to my gunsmith just yesterday, we discussed the .30 carbine. I'm watching several on gunbroker. Can anyone tell me a good price for good condition? I defer to the experts. Most have a buy now at $650.
 
While talking to my gunsmith just yesterday, we discussed the .30 carbine. I'm watching several on gunbroker. Can anyone tell me a good price for good condition? I defer to the experts. Most have a buy now at $650.
OM or NM?
 
How many people go looking for a gun, simply because you picked up a good deal in a new caliber and you don't want "single gun calibers"?

I have never wanted a .338 Win Mag, but scored a screaming deal on a No. 1 in that caliber. Now I'm looking at some of the M77 offerings to go with it.

I always keep my eyes open for a bolt gun in .224 Valkyrie, and eventually I am sure I will add another 300 PRC, 6.5 PRC, and 7mm PRC to the stable. The 8mm Mauser and .25 ACP will probably never have two guns, but those ones don't bother me as much.
 
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