One handgun

[Adk.IBO]

Thanks OV, the Pug has a Pug grip on it now and is ALWAYS in my pocket. I like that it can be comepletey hidden in my hand. I live in a very low crime area and most days I feel it's enough gun. As an electrician I crawl in attics/crawl spaces and the Pug works great to still have a gun. I can do that with the 649 in a KangarooCarry holster and do when I feel the need...I like the Bond Arms on a magnet under the lip of my night stand to get me to more fire power when my hearing aids are out and the wife is off visiting family. Normally she's my night ears Really would not want to be without any of them as they each have their purpose.

[bearcatter]

Really would not want to be without any of them as they each have their purpose.

Especially the wife........

[OV-1D]

  I'm not sure who has better hearing in my house the wife or the three hounds . Ha .... I think its the wife personally ...... I didn't even say anything and she said she heard this , DANG .

[bbgun]

I'll take my Ranger I with a folding handle.  Nothing better.

[Canoeal]

The "only one gun" question is  useful in defining our choices. Many shooters will think, "I only need 'X' types of gun, so why do I own 50 (or 100, or 1000..LOL...)?"; or "Why do I have 'X' number of guns of the same style and caliber?"

Because we think they make us happy! If I had a fat bank account, I'd probably own a lot more and belong to a local expensive range. I don't, so I had to really think to finalize the small list I do have. I bought and sold more than a few in the process.

Wouldn't we all...
My list would include (in order) a Henry small game 22 m, another NAA (probably the Wasp). a Henry Big boy in 327, a .32 H&R mag  in 4" barrel, a Ruger Mini 30 Ranch, a Mini 14  Ranch, and a Henry Long Ranger in 6.5 Creedmore...and... and...
But alas...