It’s an addiction and once started on the long hard rocky road it’s hard to stop. For example just before last Christmas I bought a DS Saxon a truly good looking rifle, just after Christmas I saw a HW100 KT in Laminate that would compliment the Saxon in looks a week later I ended up buying a AA Ultimate Sporter as I thought the laminate would complement the HW and Saxon. Did I need these rifles nope not at all did I want them yes I did. Now I’ve only put half a tin of pellets through each one which is a shame as they deserve to be used. Will I get around to using them yes one day soon. Will I buy any more yes I’ve spotted one I’ve been after for a while well not the rifle it’s the stock it’s second hand and I can just about afford it.
My days of spending X thousands of pounds on rifles are over family issue have really hit me hard this year and if I’m not very very careful I’ll be single. I’ve realised how much I’ve spent on my guns over the years and all the bits and bobs that go with it. Trust me I really had my eyes opened I suppose we get tunnel vision when we want a new rifle and every thing else goes by the way side. My healths none to good my last permission has been vandalised as in my shed my hide and the small amount of game decimated. Having found out my wife has very very early dementia and a 93 year old mum moving in tends to change your out look on life.
If you can afford it with out any thing else suffering then enjoy.
Any way only 32 rifles in the collection way way to many lol.