POST THE CHEAPEST GUN YOU OWN

[greg vess]

Bought this in a Antique store in Conyers when I was visiting my sister there. Paid 25 bucks for it out the door. It didn't work but I fixed it, re-blued the barrel and brought the stock back to life. It's a 1987 model 6087 Commemorative Marlin.

 

[greg vess]

A Savage 64F semi auto .22 that I bought at Academy Sports several years ago for only $120.

The first one was a lemon; I sent it back to the factory and they replaced it with a different one that's been good.

This gun gets used a lot.
I got it for training my nieces and nephews and it's a lightweight gun that women & kids can handle.

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Got one if these to. 114 bucks at Walmart. Bought it for the bad snakes. It's loaded with shot shells and at the ready.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Threaded Hi-peezy Yeet Cannon. Outside of a Joke? Ithaca M37

 

[rumrunner55]

Thats one way to keep cost down, you build to sell?

Only place I sell is to buybacks…beat the grabbers at their own game

 

[BIKER13]

Spanish?

nah I got it from a white guy

 

[mrauditor]

It is the same river that he dumped all his bodies.

There have been quite a few bodies from the 1940's and 1950's found in that river in connection with bootlegging and race relations. Some had decided to go swimming with heavy chains and concrete cinder blocks attached to their torso to assist them breathing underwater. Thanks.

 

[General Jackson]

My first gun - 20 gauge single barrel New England Arms shotgun my dad bought me.

 

[outdoorsman4880]

The cheapest guns I currently own are my Heritage Rough Rider and RG-15 Derringer in .22 LR. My grandad used to have a nickel RG-15 which was his first handgun but it got stolen. I was lucky and an ODTer hit me up about a post I made about wanting to buy a nickel RG-15 and snatched it up for sentimental reasons. The cheapest firearm I owned was a RG-14 .22lr revolver.

 

[basstracker89]

got a free 7mm Mauser.

You win!!

 

[basstracker89]

When I was a kid my Dad bought a raffle ticket for a Browning A5 and a minibike for me. Each ticket was a dollar. He actually won the shotgun. Latter it got stolen, the insurance company paid him like $350 for the shotgun. Latter he had a co-worker sell him an A5, more than a case of shells, a nice long gun case and a skeet thrower for $180. He still has it and I don't think he has ever had to buy shells for that gun. Until he won that A5 he had never had a nice firearm. Just single shot old guns