Another how many guns question-how many do you travel with?

[Tail Feathers]

I usually drive to my out of state hunts, and I take two guns.  I figure if I travel a few hundred miles, I better be prepared for a mechanical break.  My backup is a single shot and I have confidence in both guns patterns.

Anyone here take two on road trips?

[Which Gun]

I tote two guns.

[Tail Feathers]

I tote two guns.

With that forum name I would have thought so!   

[ElkTurkMan]

 I a!ways carry a back up gun on every trip.

[ChesterCopperpot]

I always take two. Same for deer season. Don't want to be out of the game because of something as simple as a broken firing pin.


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[turkey_picker]

Always carry a back up, never leave home without it.

[boomer]

Always have a backup.

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[Cowboy]

Two guns if I'm going out of state. 12 and a 20 gauge.

[paboxcall]

Two, a single shot back up as well.

Before I started toting a back up, on a fall turkey hunt, buddy's gun had a firing pin break. Stopped the hunt cold, we had to find a local gunsmith. Fortunately that gunsmith had the exact same gun and pulled the pin from his own gun and installed it in ours.

He got a good tip that day.

[Wvdanimal]

Many trips,  many years and never even thought about a back up gun. Guess I've been fortunate. Seems like i have too much gear in the first place anyway.

[ChesterCopperpot]

Two, a single shot back up as well.

Before I started toting a back up, on a fall turkey hunt, buddy's gun had a firing pin break. Stopped the hunt cold, we had to find a local gunsmith. Fortunately that gunsmith had the exact same gun and pulled the pin from his own gun and installed it in ours.

He got a good tip that day.

We went to Florida last year and the guy who owned the place had a rig set up to hold the guns on the front of his side by side. So we tear off out of there and are riding through a rough oak hammock and all of a sudden there's a loud crash and the side by side jumps like we hit a big limb or something. Guy driving hollers, "What the $&*% was that?!?" My buddy's riding in the back says real deadpan and stoic, "That was my gun." His shotgun had fell out of the holder and the landowner ran it over with his side by side. Needless to say, he was glad he'd brought a back up.


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[Gooserbat]

Two shotguns, a hog appropriate rifle, and a 9mm that's always handy.

[Southernson13]

A wise man once said

[Southernson13]

There is a range of 2-4 guns in my truck through different points of the year. 9mm, 22revolver, 835 if it's turkey season, v3 if it's duck season, 22 carbine is the "truck gun", during deer season often there is the 7mag and the 45-70.
What's that old saying? "How many guns does a guy really need, at least one more"?

[Dtrkyman]

One, many times I am close to someone who I could borrow a gun from if needed.  Not a fan of leaving guns in my truck when I am camping and hunting!  I often camp on public ground in the spring.