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The only thing that comes to mind are some of the OLD H&R or Iver Johnson revolvers, but even they are around $125 to $150. Then you got the shipping & transfer fee... I don't think it is happening for $100.
I would recommend getting one of the used S&W 915 police trades out there. You can get one for right around $250 when all is said and done...AND you'll have a quality weapon. They don't call 'em the poor-man's Sig (one of several make/models that are referred to as such) for nothing...
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Just got a new catalog in the mail from CDNN. Nothing at the $100 price point, but some "real" guns that are shootable if you acn bump the budget a bit. Staying under $300:
Taurus M85 in .38 Special -- $289 stainless, $279 blued Taurus .327 Magnum -- $249 stainless, $229 DuoTone (blue frame, stsinless cylinder) Taurus 651 "CIA" -- .357 Magnum, stainless $299 Taurus PT22 or PT25 -- $189 Taurus PT138 Millenium Pro (.380) -- $289 DuoTone, $279 black Kel-Tec P-II 9mm -- $229 Kel-Tec PF-9 9mm -- $229 Kel-Tec P-3AT (.380) -- $209 They have a few others for under $300, too, but (to continue flogging the poor, dead horse) I just don't think you'll find much that's shootable for $100 or under. Almost forgot -- there's also the Armscor M200/M206 series, which should be selling for between $200 and $250. Discussed here: http://thefiringline.com/forums/show...hlight=armscor Last edited by Aguila Blanca; September 7, 2012 at 09:14 PM. |
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Not Doable IMO
I am not adding much to what others haven't already posted (nothing for <$100 new and even used it's a massive stretch). The Hi Point is a great rec. for the gun/value category and would be my personal pick. However, for $126 OTD you can get (debatably the best "value" mouse-gun" available) a Phoenix HP25A in.25ACP (or HP22lr for a tad more). I have a relatively speaking (I always qualify that when compared to some of you maniacs ) decent gun collection with a little less than a third of that being mouse-guns and my little Phoenix is a cosistent perofrmer with any ammo which is actually more than I can say for some of my more expensive mouse-guns.
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...s_id/411549719 -Cheers
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Leinad single barrel .410 "derringer"
dont mess with the doubles. $75-100. I want one. I second bumping up to $200 though, Naa's, Taurus PT series, hi-points, old beat up pocket berretas, old not so beat up AMT backups, middle quality .22 revolvers up the whazoo. A taurus PT-25 PLY will probably be my next pistol purchase. A metal .22 might serve you better. Or vice versa. The Nagant revolver is a no brainer too. Good thread. |
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I have seen a used 9mm Hi-point selling for $99 at the pawn shop. You can get a new Hi-point .45 acp new for $150 +/- it is bulky, ugly and cheap but it shoots good.
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@tech4061...yes i do need a permit for air handguns. they also count towards 1 gun a month.
Everyone, I appreciete the help but I'm very well aware of whats out there in the 2-300 dollar range. I'm just looking for what everyone has come across in their LGS for $100
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Bud's recently had a used Hi Point in their display case for $99 that was tempting.
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I have not seen any other than the Nagant for under $100. Though I have seen a couple of H&R top break models in .32 S&W Long, and .38 S&W for around $159. Most are decent shape, and shot very little. They make decent once in a blue moon at the range guns.
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The older Saturday Night Specials, usually in .25 Auto. Some times I see one in .22 LR. Those are usually $75-$150. The Mosin revolvers are uncommon here, seen one at a pawn shop for $150 here. The H&R .32s are around $100-$150. My dad bought one for $125 once, most inaccurate gun in existence. A used Hi Point is pointless, everytime I see them used people want new price for them. I do have an RG .22 LR and I love it. I got it in well used condition, and have shot it a few hundred times. No problems of any kind, accurate too. Lorcins are decent too, I've heard quality is hit and miss. My dad traded $20 worth of chickens for one, nice little .380.
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I saw a "nice" for lack of a better word, RG-22, revolver, at my LGS during the summer. It looked unfired. I had wanted one back when I was younger, because it was cheap and I could imagine being able to afford it. Even then I was under no illusion that it was "as good as" anything else, but it was better than nothing. They were $29.95 back then, but I never had $29.95. The LGS was asking $79.95 for the one they had. I could have probably gotten it for $50.00.
I was tempted, mostly just for grins and giggles, but it didn't have the box and papers so I passed on it.
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As a former NJ resident, I know the pain of one hand gun a month, Firearms ID card, pistol permit madness. I also know that anything under $100 each is suitable for a non-shootable collection, a paperweight, etc.
I used to save my money towards an end goal, say $600, and halfway to three quarters there, apply for a permit or three or five. Before the one a month lunacy of course. In the long run, quality pays for itself. My Rugers, Smiths and the like were better designed and executed machines than any $100 throwaway. Get out while you can! |
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Under $100
A few boxes of Ammo
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I also think you need to bump it up a little. I bought a slightly used but like new Hi-Point C9 for $125 and a new Phoenix HP-22A for $150 (the only one I cold find. Several shops said they sold them for $129 but none of them had had one for months due to backordes).
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The Raven is usually under $100. It is reliable and fun. It was one of the guns that gave the Saturday Night Special it's name.
The Phoenix Arms HP22a is also under $100 used. It's also a fun plinker in .22LR and comes with a great warrantee. Many good threads on this cheap gem. If it's cheap you want, it's cheap you get!
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NJ gun laws are quite capable of causing head explosions. If you have a minute watch this video to give you a better idea.
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i purchased a phoenix arm's 22lr back when they were 100 bucks. shot straight and no misfires. cant ask for much more then that for $100
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Were I limited to a small number of guns to purchase, they'd be good ones..... I'd get the money together first, then get the permits.
Time being money, I can't see the angle in doing paperwork for a Lorcin/RG/pot metal PoC ..... |
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$90 + $25 shipping and your transfer fee. 45LC/410
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Go on Gun Broker. Put "pistol" in advanced search. Filter out No reserves and PUT IN $50 TO $100 for a price range. This will show you what there is. Warning read about them because some may not function.
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Heck, I think even a Keltec 9mm, model PF9 or a P11 will cost you about $259 before taxes. Both are handy little guns though. And they're worth the money, I think.
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check the sig, seems to apply to firearms too, lol.
How much do makarovs run?
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