I'm picking up a smith 686 ssr in the next couple weeks once permits get in.

 

You do realize that if you get an SSR that you are obligated to shoot it in IDPA, don't you?

But of course sir! I'm trying to get into my first match soon

Just economically speaking, I would just stick to a few. But to each their own.

 

Handgun calibers I shoot:

 

10mm

9mm

40 S&W

22 LR

Handguns

.22

22 a Win Mag

.380 ACP

9 mm

.38

.357

.40 s&aw

10 mm

.45 Acp

44 special

44 mag

50 AE

5.7x28

9x23

.460 Rowland

 

Rifle

.22

.223

300 blackout

6.8

6.5 Grendel

6mm

7.62

 

What's the difference.

Hand guns..... 22... 38...380....9... and 45

Rifles are 22 and (2) 9 mm carbines...

And 1 12 gauge ....

Handguns, 22, 25, 380, 9mm, 40, 45, 38, 357mag, 44mag.

 

Rifles, 30-30, 30-06, 762x54r, 223, 5.56 and .50BMG

 

Shotguns  12ga.

 

Those in bold type are my SD rounds that I tend to stock much more of than the others.

PS, Just kidding about the 50bmg. (I WISH)!!!!!

One must buy different calibers for different reasons. Just like having sockets instead of an adjustable wrench.

 

.22 for cans

12g for clay

3006 for steel

45 for ..........................