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Cheapest: used Marlin 60 with old (but still good) Bushnell scope - $115

Most expensive: WASR-3 - $400
 
Cheapest $10.00 last year for a H&R model 751 SS .22lr from Cabela's no less. My son and I stopped at the Hamburg PA store on the way home from visiting colleges and he stumbled across it in the used gun rack. It needed a trigger and sear and they were selling it as scrap! It has a beautiful walnut stock. New trigger, sear and springs cost me ~$20.00 from Numrich. We put a 4x32 scope on it and it is now a good shooter and a great conversation piece.

Most expensive $550.00 for a Kimber Pro CDPII. I have a buddy who buys the latest and greatest then loses interest and just about gives it away to move on to the next latest and greatest.

Greg
 
Least: $30 for a lightly used RG-40 .38 spl. Ive put at least four times the cost of the gun in ammo though it.

Most: $209 for my Pardner Pump 12ga.

Keep it Cheap :D
 
Least Hi-Point 9 mm many years ago for $100

Most expensive is a tie Kimber Crimson Carry, Bushmaster AR-15 fand FN 5.7 all for around the price of $1070 each.
 
My co-worker gave me and H&R 20 ga. shotgun.

Cheapest, I bought a M44 for $37 at the White Sands Missile Range MWR in NM.

Expensive, TRG-22 $2600 for ONLY the rifle
 
The cheapest was 1$ just so a transaction took place. The most expensive was what ever I told the wife at the time. I just hope she doesn’t sell them for what I told her they cost.
 
Cheapest: Mossberg 500 Cruiser $150
Most Expensive: Colt Gold Cup Trophy (SS) $900
 
Original Marlin 1893 in .38-55, $25 in 1962.
Custom STI IPSC Limited .40 S&W $1800 in 1999 (with 10 mags)
 
Cheapest is a Savage Arms Model 89. It's a SS rifle in .22LR, with a falling-block action, styled to look like a lever gun. Bought it for $30 in around 1987 or '88.
Most expensive was an Interarms-Walther PPK/S, in 1990, for just under $400, I think.
Actually, I did have someone give me a sawed-down Savage SS shotgun once. The stock is cut down, and the barrel down to 20 inches. I think I measured the overall at 38 inches, if I remember correctly. So, I guess that would be my cheapest, though I didn't seek it out.
 
Cheapest: Mossberg .22 Plinkster my neighbor gave me for helping him move

Next Cheapest: Beretta AL391 won with a $20 ticket :D

Cheapest I actually bought: Mossberg/New Haven 12 ga., $65

Most Expensive: Springfield XDM9, $620
 
Cheapest prob when i got 2 bush AR-15 9mm version 2 cases and 6 clips for 600 pretty much new... guy made a mistake with carry and conceal so dropped all his guns fast and cheap.

Most expensive. I dunno prob bennelli superblack eagle 1600ish (when they first came out)
 
Cheapest-Mossberg 500 12 gauge basketcase. Fixed it and it works like a champ.

Most expensive-Ugartechea 20 gauge SxS.
 
$8.00?

Do trades count? If so, I started with a piece of colonial paper currency, which cost me $8.00. After some wheeling and dealing and a few more transactions, I had traded up to a beautiful, old, stainless Ruger Redhawk and 100 rounds of .44 Mag ammo. It's one of the cooler things that has happened in my life.

Strictly purchasing for cash, I bought an H&R .22 revolver for $49.00.

My most expensive was $850 or so, delivered price, for a gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous S&W M1917.
 
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Free: Ruger Single Six with no cylinder. Grandfather gave it to me before he passed.
Cheapest: $28.75 1893 Remington single shot 12 ga.
Expensive: $900 Dan Wesson Pointman 7 .45 ACP
 
Cheapest: about 150 for a over under 12 gauge. nice shooter, regreted sellling it later.

Most expensive: over 4000, (including toys for it) FN SCAR... yeah, it was pricey.
 
M44 - $90 (But it was in perfect condition, looked like nobody had ever shot it, beyond a few dings in the stock. Totally worth it.)

M4gery - ~$1k when all was said and done.
 
Cheapest: JC Higgins, single shot bolt action .22LR.....FREE. I fixed the stock and my kids learned to shoot on it.

Most expensive: RRA AR build.....I have all of $625 in it, not including the scope.
 
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