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What kind of handicap do you get for being over 30?

Well I am a lousey .17... But technically I have ownership is some more... My dentist (Who I pay well mind you) has 300+ weapons and he just turned 60 so he qualifies at least a 5! We play a game when I visit him. I name a caliber and he has a weapon for it. Heck he has three 45-70 pistols!!! So I claim part ownership in some of those at least he lets me shoot them sometimes!

.33 and I can't divorce her - her salary lets me play!

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Oldgringo wrote:What kind of handicap do you get for being over 30?

This ranking is certainly age discrimination.

.54 she just rolls her eyes at me these days cause she knows I am currently searching for 3 more

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and I already have the gun room, and no my wife isn't going to divorce me unless I spend 5g on another gun again

Over 30 and a 1.2

I feel inadequate 0.11.

My excuse is that I started late in life. I'm 56 and I bought my first gun only 3 years ago.

Averaging 2/yr.

Do I divide by my age or the guns' ages?

WildBill wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:What kind of handicap do you get for being over 30?

This ranking is certainly age discrimination.

Yeah! It discriminates against the young. Someone who is 25 has only had 4 years to buy handguns (8 years to buy rifles) so if they only bought one a year since it was legal, they're somewhere in the 0.24 to 0.32 range. If they continue at that slow pace, by the time they're 65 they will naturally increase to between 0.68 and 0.72 without ever having to increase the pace.

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Not where I'd like it to be, but not too shabby, either.

0.409 and that's down slightly. I have interested in quality over quantity recently.

55yo, and .60