Reply #79: LOL

[krispos42]

Well, once you start, it's like anything else. How many different types of cookwear do you have? Probably over a dozen seperate major pieces, each one with a particular strength. Round, square, and rectagular baking dishes (glass and metal), frying pans and saucepans of various sizes, cupcake tin, baking sheet, pizza stone, bundt cake pan, wok...

A person who hunts might have a .22 rifle for cheap and painless target practice (.22s are about 2 cents a round and are very mild). He might also have a 'varmit' rifle, a small-caliber high-powered and pretty accurate rifle intended for shooting things coyote-sized and smaller. Then there's his deer rifle, a medium-caliber high-power rifle.

Then he's gotta have a shotgun for ducks and geese and pheasants, so he has a 12-gage.

Then maybe he's got a gun he keeps handy in case somebody breaks in. Maybe it's a pistol, maybe it's a compact shotgun, maybe it's a semi-automatic rifle.

And maybe his wife keeps a revolver on her side of the bed for the nights he works late.

And so on, and so on... maybe he pick up a couple of WW2 rifles at a sale for collection purposes. A nice Lee-Enfield or Mosin-Naget or Mauser.