$100 gun related Christmas gift ideas.

[troy fairweather]

What are some gift ideas for gun people, figure $100 should allow for some good stuff.

 

[ozarkhillbilly]

Leather sling, holster, 1 box of 9mm, Brownells screw driver set for guns, gun mags, set of electronic ear protection.

 

[230RN]

Of course, back then a C-note would have bought four of them and wouldn't give child protection agents multiple orgasms. Four of them.

I already validated ozarkhillbilly's choices above.

I'm not signing this one so nobody will know who posted it.

 

[jmr40]

I realize $100 is a significant amount of money for most of us, but it isn't enough to get anyone a decent firearm or optic. Perhaps a $100 gift card that the recipient could use toward some nice optics or even another gun. You could get a decent knife as a gift under $100. I really like the Montana slings, but they are only about $40-$45. Perhaps a matching sling and belt for just over $100.

Montana Gun Slings | Hunter Rifle Custom Slings

 

[Stevel]

Carry belt or holster..

 

[daniel craig]

If you know the gun they have, a timney trigger.

 

[Bartojc]

A good holster, 2-4 pistol mags, good tools (screwdriver set, etc), torque wrench in inch pounds, cleaning supplies, good one piece cleaning rods, gun vise for cleaning (tipton), AR furniture, grip panels for 1911, grips for a revolver, range bag, back pack.

That's all off the top of my head. Gun guys typically like knives and such too so a good pocket knife, a good LED carry light (Streamlight, Fenix)

-Jeff

 

[FL-NC]

Books related to the type of guns or hunting that person is into. Marble's "catch 22" rimfire ammo dispenser. A gallon of Mpro 7 or shooter's choice or Hoppe's solvent.

 

[Fine Figure of a Man]

Tannerite targets are fun when someone else is buying.

 

[Armored farmer]

A box of clay targets and an Outers thrower.

A buck 103 skinner

Steel gongs

Boyt gun cases

High end flashlights

 

[troy fairweather]

I realize $100 is a significant amount of money for most of us, but it isn't enough to get anyone a decent firearm or optic. Perhaps a $100 gift card that the recipient could use toward some nice optics or even another gun. You could get a decent knife as a gift under $100. I really like the Montana slings, but they are only about $40-$45. Perhaps a matching sling and belt for just over $100.

Montana Gun Slings | Hunter Rifle Custom Slings

Clearly $100 is not enough for many guns so I though it would cover a bit of good accessory to go with the guns. Yes $100 is a lot to most for a gift, it is for me. Maybe should have asked what your gift would be for around $20 as well.

 

[Armored farmer]

$20?
A big box of disposable earplugs.
Hoppes products
2x magnification safety glasses.
A boresnake.
Shoot n see targets
?

 

[BreechFace]

What type of guns and interests does the receiving party like?

Hunting?
Target Shooting?
Milsurps and History?
Handgunning?
3 Gun?
Reloading?
Etc?

 

[armedwalleye]

cleaning kits and re-supply accessories, a warm pair of hunting gloves, wool socks, steel targets, (I just bought a steel target hanging system from a company called "Yankee Thunder" at a really good price, you supply a couple pieces of conduit and you're set to go.

 

[WisBorn]

Set of ear muffs
Wool socks
Moisture wicking underwear
A good compass
Shooting sticks
Good flashlight

Maybe I should give the list to my wife
Merry Christmas THR members

 

[theotherwaldo]

Many of my favorite firearms originally cost me $100 or less.
Of course, further investment was required for some of them to bring them up to being gift-worthy... .

 

[George P]

Gift certificates to their favorite gun store, range or online gun place.

 

[hso]

$100

That's just 3-5 magazines or a 2-4 boxes of ammo (which anyone getting them should be eternally grateful for).

 

[BreechFace]

If the person likes milsurps, I would find it a very memorable gift to get some accoutrements for one of my milsurp firearms. Such as a large item like a period bayonet, or several small items like bandoleers, period cleaning kits, helmets, clips/chargers, etc., throw in some literature or pictures specific to their use.

Depending on bayonet some would push past $100 but some not.

 

[redneck2]

A really nice rifle case. Mags

For stocking stuffers, Shoot N See targets

 

[stillquietvoice]

A pound of powder, not of bullets and 1k primers is or was about 100.00. A Wheeler torque driver, scope mounting kit, some less expensive chronographs are all about that price range.

I'd say a boyds stock bit that's probably between 2-3 hundred.

 

[Howland937]

Good quality bi-pod
Bore sighting set
Shooting rest
Metal detector for finding brass

Depending on what types of guns the people have
Bunch of trinkets for the AR's
Nice 1911 grips
Spare mag(s) for whatever
Lock box and cable for people who carry but go places that don't allow carrying

 

[D.B. Cooper]

What are some gift ideas for gun people, figure $100 should allow for some good stuff.

ATF gift card to put towards keeping a magazine for your gun.

 

[MacAR]

Couple years ago, dad bought me a lead sled and a laser bore sight kit. It was about $100 all together. Since I am (or at least was) a regular trader I swap a lot of scopes and I've used the crap out of them both. A good 1907 sling, some shooting bags or a bipod would be right nice as well. A good Case or Buck knife makes a fine gift for a hunter, too. Or Heck, a combo of the above would tickle me to death.

Mac

 

[J-Bar]

Ammo.

Or, if they reload, components.