This polymer 80 PFC9 was $249 on black Friday with free shipping. Has suppressor height night sites, threaded barrel and came with 3 mags (and a rebate for a 4th). It runs like a sewing machine.
I like buying "expensive" guns at inexpensive prices 
. I have 2 different Ruger Single Six's I paid under $300 for; a Dan Wesson 357 that I traded into for less than $200; a High Standard semiauto 22 that came in less than $300; plus a Colt pre Woodsman for $400. And all but the DW were in last 2 years! And no issues from any so far...
. I have 2 different Ruger Single Six's I paid under $300 for; a Dan Wesson 357 that I traded into for less than $200; a High Standard semiauto 22 that came in less than $300; plus a Colt pre Woodsman for $400. And all but the DW were in last 2 years! And no issues from any so far...
I’d like to say that two of my favorites are made by Ruger.
Remember when you could purchase a 10/22 at Walmart for $150 or a Mk1 or Mk2 pistol at the gun show for $235?
We run those 22’s in the Chevy sportsman challenge events (anyone remember those?)
Shot bricks of ammo during training sessions and for what ever else we could think of and they would just work. Piles of magazines that always seemed to work well.
Remember when you could purchase a 10/22 at Walmart for $150 or a Mk1 or Mk2 pistol at the gun show for $235?
We run those 22’s in the Chevy sportsman challenge events (anyone remember those?)
Shot bricks of ammo during training sessions and for what ever else we could think of and they would just work. Piles of magazines that always seemed to work well.
Taurus TX-22.
I think I paid that much for my Hi Point carbine.
All my Kel-Tecs have been good.
Taurus 24/7 9mm.
The only guns I've had issues with were the pricey ones.
Taurus 24/7 9mm.
The only guns I've had issues with were the pricey ones.
Rock Island 1911
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