jj1962hemi
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A good thing about inexpensive guns is that they can be a way to interest more people in owning them. I started skeet shooting with a Remington 870 Express, moved to a Turkish O/U, then an A-5, and now a Browning O/U. Even in you'll never have the means for a $1,000 gun, you'll probably have the means some day for a $350 gun.
I'm still good with sub-$200 guns for self-defense purposes. Plenty of good ones exist. I also think there are people in the U.S. for whom $150 is a lot of cash, especially when you add another $1-200 for ammo to practice with and then keep in the home.
I'm still good with sub-$200 guns for self-defense purposes. Plenty of good ones exist. I also think there are people in the U.S. for whom $150 is a lot of cash, especially when you add another $1-200 for ammo to practice with and then keep in the home.