budget guns for $100

Status
Not open for further replies.
H&R shotgun

Old bolt .22 rifles

Cheapy derringers

I don't think I've ever bought anything else for $100 that was a solid, shootable gun.
 
Last edited:
bolt action shotgun
single shot shotgun
steyer 95
used semi auto/ bolt action 22
used high point
some derringers
 
The nagant is a fine little pistol once you get used to it. For $100 you cant beat better than 32h&r ballistics... and kinda fun to reload too...
 
I'm close to trading for a Zastava Model 70 with an AR15 receiver. Looks like a fun range gun.
 
You can sometimes find a used High Point pistol for $100. I have seen single shot, shotguns sell for $75 at yard sales.
 
JC Higgins single shot bolt action .22
Occationally a used Marlin.
And of course a good ol home made PVC Potato Gun!!!
 
Don't forget barter and partial barter, one can do a partial trade of something and $100 cash. A fishing pole or two and $100 = a SKS .
 
Hi Point. Brand new they aren't $100 but pretty darn close.

Won't find much in Kalifornistan. We MUST go through an FFL & those guys gotta eat, too. I was looking at a used Marlin for $80 & it occurred to me after fees it would cost more than a new one.:fire:
 
Any cheap .22 Single Action from Germany imported prior to the Gun Control Act of 1968...

I have this Herbert Schmidt built one that has a resale value of < $100 exactly like the one below. After 45+ years, it has probably a 1/2 pound trigger pull but it shoots pretty nice.. But then again, suckers are born every minute. Somebody way overpaid on this auction.

http://www.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=9459857



attachment.jpg
 
Mossberg 702 from walmart is $107

Just over $100? I was intrigued by that and looked it up. It seems at first glance to be a 10/22 imitation. Is it a quality firearm (I know Mossberg is good company)?
 
I bought a Cobra FS380 for a $100 bill. It jams every now and then, but I run the absolute cheapest ammo through it that I can find. It's fun to shoot and surprisingly accurate when you get used to the thick blingy (hard chrome) sights.
 
Bryco, Jennings/Jimenez.. in .22 or .25, run around there. Quality is spotty in many cases, but my Jennings J-22 (circa 1987) has run well for its intended purpose.
Saw a few weeks back a worn-but-functional Glenfield .22 rifle in the local gun "showroom" for $40. Left it there, but then turned back, thinking it would make a good behind-the-seat truck gun. It was gone.
Just gotta keep checking the used gun cases and pawn shops. What I see in there that runs just over one bill varies quite a bit.
 
I looked at the 100 dollar 22 at walmart, it's not a bed little gu for the money, very similar toa 10/22, just not as well made. But It will accomplish the same result. Not as many after market add ons, but give it time.
 
The mossberg 702 plinkster is a solid gun, its what my son has and i have a mossberg tac 22 which is the same gun playing dress up. I have thousands of rounds through them and they are fine little guns. They are a little picky on ammo compared to my 10/22 but the blazers do fine.

I have also seen mossberg 802 plinksters which are the same gun but bolt action on sale for $100ish
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top