Whats the best investment you've made..

[2nd 41]

Prescription safety glasses and Tac 7 hearing protectors.
Not inexpensive but will save in the Long Run

 

[45Badger]

A pile (several ammo cans) of LC M118 special ball for $5.50/box

 

[ScareyH22A]

Free registration to THR.

 

[smithmax]

Bolle wrap-around sunglasses with interchangeable lenses. They had a steep discount because they had "Remington" on the temples, and had been on the shelf for a while. Clear, rose, orange, and amber lenses cover just about every base for me.

 

[damien]

Apparently it was to pick up a copy of The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover when it was in print.

http://www.amazon.com/Cook-Thief-His-Wife-Lover/dp/B000059LGL

 

[Pack]

Under $10, at least for now

Every gallon of premium gasoline I put in my G-wagen.

 

[rp4130]

An empty ammo can hands down is the best 6.50 I have spent in a long time. And it is stylish to boot.

 

[thesecond]

ear plugs and snap-caps.

 

[theotherwaldo]

The two massive magnets I picked up years ago, back when I was a fry cook. They were attached to the inside of some garbage can lids and they were used to separate flatware from the trash.

They got tossed when the (plastic) lids broke. I grabbed them.

They've saved dropped parts from cars, guns, bikes, etc. They've also picked up scrap, nails, steel cases, and other tire eaters from my driveways. I've used them to recover lots of stuff from under water, including three salvageable firearms and several wall-hangers.

Some very handy hardware for no real investment.

 

[goste]

About 13/14 yrs. ago I bought a bunch of that German Flectar camo clothing, when it was like 1.99 for a shirt, 2.75 for pants, and the jacket was a whooping 3.97.. I hunt in it, and wear it to this day. Wife HATES it....

 

[kda]

My marriage license cost only $5. That was over twenty years ago.
Never regretted a minute of it ... got my money back thousands of
times.

 

[ar10]

Marriage license 10.00 June 1968, Fremont Co. CA, Courthouse. One month later we got the hell out of CA.
I think those were the two cheapest things we ever did. Forgot something, we never bought into the 401 sales pitch, we put our money into savings, (Thank God).

 

[browningguy]

I bought GE at $6.70 a share a few months ago.