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I have a preference to have six magazines for a gun. I store and use them in pairs, and rotate their use.

So I have six Mark III mags, and twelve Bobcat mags. The 10/22 ended up with seven, as I bought a clear one for "educational purposes".

I agree there may be no such thing as too many, but how many are enough?

I use 6. That way I can pre-load up my magazines for a match course. Then I just have to grab a new one after firing a string. No loading up mags and thumbing in new rounds during the match.

R,
Bullseye

Four/five at a minimum, but if multiple guns take the same mags, I don't multiply the mag supply, I just add another 2-3.

One is NOT enough, that's for sure, and the habit many manufacturers have of only putting one mag in the box is getting annoying.

I think my next new gun purchase will be from Springfield for this reason, in fact.

I use 10 mags for my Para for the service match of a PPC match. That way I can shoot without reloading mags. I have probably 20 moon clips for my 625 for the Combat match. I use 6 mags for my model 41 for Bullseye.

If ya hafta ask - you don't have enough!
Willy

U-turnwilly wrote:If ya hafta ask - you don't have enough!
Willy

A big +1 on that....

Since I don't shoot competition a couple is enough. I can only shoot one at a time in the pistols.