How many is a flat?

[PJDiesel]

Nah, no nerve struck. I guess I get a little over the edge at times when I hear what I believe to be a negative comment about those who own pricey guns. I guess others see it too in other disciplines.

Ha, see, I read it wrong too apparently. I thought you were going the other way with it.

I don't "hate" guys with higher end sticks, I celebrate them (the guns) for the value, purpose, and in all honesty, BEAUTY they have. Nothing negative in my eyes (and, 95% of the guys I know) about having a nice shotgun. I feel the same way about cars, houses, boats, watches, etc. If you got, might as well have the best stuff you can, can't take it with you!

 

[PapiBarcelona]

Owning a pricey gun and shooting constant low scores is like owning a mid 10 second street car and running 15s. LOL

I have both problems

 

[possumman]

A guy showed up at Littlestown last summer to shoot a round of clays with an exquisite 100 year old Purdy--he drove a ratty toyota and said " I drive crappy cars so I can buy expensive guns"--turns out he could shoot it too. If I can sell my Harley a chunk of that will likely go toward a good O/U. I find that my taste in toys changes as the years go by, the herd in my garage is due for some thinning.