I really don't belong on this forum

[mrmurl]

I only have two NAA pistols.  One is a Black Widow that I carry every day and the other is a Wasp that my wife took away from me and now she carries it.  I showed her the Wasp and she went ho-hum, didn't care much for it.  Then I put a holster-grip on it and she shot it.  Now it no longer is my gun.  It is her's and I sure would not want her shooting at me with it even out to several yards, (30 or so) up close and personal she is quite good with it. 
I like to think that I am pretty good with the BW, and can shoot it pretty good as well.  I keep thinking that I wand to add something like a Mini-Master, but I am also hooked on T/C Contenders, so every time I find a little extra money I also seem to find a T/C barrel or frame or both.  I have a bunch of them but there always seems to be something a little different about the new one.  If I shot one barrel a day and one frame per month, it would take me seven or eight months to shoot all the combinations. 
Is there anyone else on here who messes with the Contenders?

[grayelky]

Used to want one real bad. Life changes, kids come along, money gets "re-allocated" , and next thing you know, you are too out of shape To wander around the deer woods, and to old to do anything about it. I still think they are a great weapon combination.

[Pedaler]

One T/C from 1991 with nine barrels from 17HMR to 45-70. One Encore with only a 22lr match barrel. I'm with ya....love em. But I have four NAAs also. Love them too and have my eye on at least a couple more.   

[Bigbird48]

To rich for my blood

[Canoeal]

I was thinking the same thing. I am having enough of a time saving for my Henry .22 mag Small Game rifle...Now that I have most of it saved, the rifles have disappeared for the stores...

[bleak_window]

Local shop had a nice one with an 8" or 10" .22 Magnum barrel.  They wanted $400.  I didn't buy it but I often wish I had.  I did eventually buy a Chipmunk single-shot pistol in .22 Mag which is plenty fun.