Firearms Anonymous

1-800-NoNuGun. Good luck with your recovery.

 

MMMMMMMMMMMM, thats a tough one there, :dunno: Might as well buy them all.

 

kyfarmer, I have recently been struck with the same affliction from which you suffer. Like an alcoholic eyeing up a bottle of vodka at the liquor store, I find myself lusting after the few remaining boxes of ammo at the sports shop. If I try to reason with myself that I have enough, I break out in a cold sweat and worry about someone coming along and buying up those last boxes...and...I can't...help...myself. When I should be working, or doing something productive at home, I find myself on gunbroker.org, dreaming, scheming, plotting. Who will notice if I buy another one? I tell myself I can stop this obsession any time I choose, but I know, and maybe you do too, that the attraction is too powerful....and I am a slave to the weapons :cry:

 

LOL. I had that same addiction 5-6 years ago, but mine was guitars. In a year and a half I bought 9 of them. Didn't really need them, I had four to begin with. I just liked them.

 

Thanks for the number ,I may need to look into this for my son. LOL

 

Guns are like puppies, I love every one I meet and want to bring it home with me!

 

I made the mistake of stopping at the "puppy store" last night.
Walked out with:
Les Bear 1911
TC 30.06 bolt-action rifle
.223 single shot rifle with scope and bipod
Ruger GP100 (stainless with 6" barrel).

 

lol, I am not alone!

I try to limit myself to one or two a year.... I am not always successful. Now am trying to force myself to part with one every time I bring a new one home. The trouble is that there are really none that I want to get rid of....

 

bczoom which TC did you buy? I bought a Venture last fall and love it.

 

That's what I got as well. The price he was asking was too sweet to pass on. New in box drum roll please... $299.

Found a Nikon Monarch scope on the shelf to put on it.

 

Nice Thread Title

I just wanted to stop by and say that there are many out there who have the same affliction and not to worry too much. There is a newer blog out there for people who suffer as we do at Firearms Anonymous if you want to check it out.

Mike