Are you a light weight or heavy weight?

[The Annoyed Man]

$4,000-$8,000 for me. I only added it up just last night on a different thread. I had no idea. $4,700 of that has been in the last 6 months, and $1,300 over the previous 17 years.

 

[Working Man]

Counting only what has been invested in the purchase of the actual firearm
and not what they might sell for now or add-ons or ammo I'm in the middle.

But I have more invested in books than that.

 

[cpttango30]

with scope, rifle, sling,and bipod I am well over $1000 on one. Most of mine are old and in blue book they are not worth a whole lot. But to replace them would cost a small fortune.

My 22 wouldcost no less that $500 to replace with Scope costing another $600

My 6.5x57 type 38 would set me back right around $750 to replace.

M 30-06 would cost $750 plus $700+ to replace scope.

My 308 Would cost $3000 to $5000 to replace and $2000+ for optics.

My 223 would be $800 for the rifle and $1000 for optics.

My shotgun would cost $1200 to replace.

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Total replacement Cost $12000+

But the worst thing of all you can not replace the history of many of said rifles.


When getting an insurance policy I will never really list there value because it will cost 4 times that to replace them all. So I will do like scotty and had to the value of them. Most of the policies let you set the ammount for each gun.

 

[Phil DeGraves]

I suppose we should define lightweight or heavyweight. If we divide it at $10,000 then we have (at this time 404 responses) 120 HW and 284 LW, or about 70% LW and 30% HW.

 

[Werewolf]

With out getting too specific I would surmise that if your every day average blissninny looked inside my gunsafe he or she'd probably just keel over and die right then and there from a heart attack or stroke.

 

[jefnvk]

High end of 4-8k on guns alone.