I worked 32 years in a nuclear security department at a nuclear powerplant. And now have a not huge, but nice lifetime pension.
We worked up to 600+ hours of overtime annually especially after 911. Which was a big sacrifice and hard on the family, but it paid off in the end. Because when they calculate your Social Security its based on the average of your 5 highest income years!
To get insurance, I was told that I needed to photograph each gun and supply the serial numbers. I asked them if that information was " confidential" i.e. would they supply that info to law enforcement or goverment agencies if requested? They said they HAVE TO by law.
I said NEVER MIND!
I use .44 mag loaded down simply because I had @ 1000 rounds of brass or so. And I didnt see the need to reset up the reloader, buy different dies, bullets. brass for another caliber.
5 old Vaqueros, 2 browning 92's, 1 A.Uberti 1873 carbine in .44 mag