One of the cheapest rifles I have is a very homely Remington Rolling Block that I traded a Savage 22 even up for.I had $175 invested in the 22 and one of my shooting buddies fell in love with it but he was in college and didn't have much money laying around,so I asked what he had to trade,and he described this old Roller.He told me his Granddad used it to shoot groundhogs.It's chambered in the 219 Zipper.The finish is about as ugly as any old cold bluing job that I have ever seen,as mottled and uneven as it could be.The good part is I knew his Granddad,and he was notorious for building some truly great rifles in the 50's and 60's,so I kinda wondered why he even had such a club.The barrel is 1.060 in diameter from one end to the other,and it turns out to be a Hart.There were scope bases on it,so I stuck a good quality glass on it and invested in a set of loading dies,and researched how to best make some brass for it.I finally got some loaded,and shot it.It's insanely accurate,to the tune of 5 shots in the .4's and .5's at 100 yards.To make it even uglier,I grafted an old trap stock for a Remington 1100 on it just to try and get something like a cheekweld.I slip it out to the local range once in a while and if there are enough rednecks who don't know me there,I put it on some old pant leg sandbags and put on an old paintball mask and tell them to maybe stay back a little,the last time I tried it,it sort of blew up.Then,as they cringe at the first shot or two,I proceed to outshoot anything they have ever seen,and everybody gets a good laugh when it's over and the truth comes out.That is a cheap rifle that is priceless!