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<blockquote data-quote="hard_r" data-source="post: 1866284" data-attributes="member: 9837"><p>I feel like this is a bit of an unfair assumption. Why would someone buy a gun they didn't prefer? If someone asks what .22 pistol I think is the best, I'm going to say Browning Buckmark. I think it's the best. That's why I bought it. SO am I a gun snob? Now, I do, however, realize that "best" is subjective and that someone else's opinion of "best" is just as correct as mine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hard_r, post: 1866284, member: 9837"] I feel like this is a bit of an unfair assumption. Why would someone buy a gun they didn't prefer? If someone asks what .22 pistol I think is the best, I'm going to say Browning Buckmark. I think it's the best. That's why I bought it. SO am I a gun snob? Now, I do, however, realize that "best" is subjective and that someone else's opinion of "best" is just as correct as mine. [/QUOTE]
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