7 Surprisingly Great Guns Under $300
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- Today we're investigating some of the cheapest and coolest guns on the market.
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I really appreciated your unabashed joy at the 10/22 bullpup chassis. Very wholesome moment. And it looks like a ton of fun.
that was the one part that made no sense to me..... this is my first vid on this channel, but hearing the part about loving some cheap guns and then the immediate gun after isnt even a gun, its a $300 chassis that u would have to either already have a 10/22 or purchase a 10/22 to use, at $300 u might as well say thats 2 cheap guns at that point......
The Mossberg Maverick 12 gauge shotgun is a "no brainer" for under $300 ($235). Any of the Taurus G2 or G3 pistols on sale are great guns. The Taurus 605 5-shot .357 snubby ($329 new, $299 used at a pawn shop/gun store) Marlin model 60 .22lr, and the list goes on and on...
I love my maverick 88
I got my Maverick for $100 at a Big5. First gun and very reliable
@@WCDL when was this? 1990? Mine was dn 300 out the door last year.
@@ian5780 nah like 5 years ago
@@WCDL dang. Was it used?
Gun number one wasnt a gun, it was a gun stock… add the rugar 10/22 to that and its 500 dollars, not 300.
*Ruger and bfd 😂
He did qualify that it was for someone that already owned a 10-22. Still a cool idea.
Boo hoo 😭
I am under the impression that a frame with a trigger is still considered a firearm. I'm also under the impression that he was just excited about a new toy and wanted to share it with us. I can identify, as I'm just like this. 😅
I was fixing to say the same thing
My first rifle was a Mosin nagant. It was a surplus rifle that came in a crate with other Mosin Nagants. The rifle was caked some sort of protective grease, cleaned it up with some mineral spirits and it honestly is just a cool rifle. All matching numbers and it’s actually affordable. Paid 160 and the same rifle is worth probably 300 now.
That protective grease is called Cosmoline
Nah man if you kept it in good shape it's probably worth over a grand, you're not gonna find mosins below $600 anymore. I wish the opposite were true because I love surplus clip loading rifles.
I bought an M44 moison nagant from J&G sales years ago. Rifle was $60 and a case of ammo was $60 add in the $30 FFL transfer fee, and I had a rifle and a case of 7.62x54R ammo for $150 out the door. The M44 was the tanker carbine version of the mosin nagant rifle. Good times!
Could I use the tokarev or trek for deer hunting?
@@08marathonman do you mean a tokarev as in the handgun? If you can find expanding ammunition for it and it's legal to hunt with handguns in your state then sure, it's comparable to 9mm in many ways and people have reliably taken deer with 9mm handguns before.
I'm glad you did this. I love precision and I use some really high end stuff for hunting when appropriate, but it's also a blast to shoot these cheaper guns. This shows people that firearms aren't a rich people hobby, and that anyone can get into it.
What is your favorite gun for hunting and why's???
@@alexanderfainchtein8929 Bow and Knife for me.
Ammo is the rich hobby lol
I smoked a deer with a 300 dollar 308 I was skeptical it even came with a scope.
Damn bro 300 bucks. What brand is it. If my memory served me right I paid 1300 for my S&W M&P AR10. I rarely shoot it because my spine got all tore up in the Marines. I also have the M&P AR15 and that was like 800 bucks. 300 bucks just blows my mind, especially with the guns of today 😆. Sounds like you got your money's worth.
That .22lr Luger is awesome! I've always wanted a Luger but at $2000+ I would be scared to shoot a collectible. I saw one of those Carcanos at a shop last week but at the price listed I didn't even ask to check it out.
I found a Winchester 1897 a couple months ago for 250. It's got a 32" barrel and someone in the past cut the butt stock. The barrel is suppose to be a full choke but measures the same as a modified choke.705.
It is what it is and fully functions.
Check the few mom/pop shops that may be around.
Also bought a Rem. 03A3 30-06 sporterized with 2 groove barrel from same place a dozen years ago for 175.
The 22 cal air rifle is clutch. They are heavier projectiles but typically subsonic so much more discrete and very affordable and fun for plinking
My dad looked at me one day with yet another break action and goes and says why do you keep buying toys? Simply said this not a toy don’t ever think that again this isn’t your childhood red Ryder this will kill the rodents, plus you know how fun these are to shoot?
@@Leprechaun-qv6mo I have a Gamo Swarm Fusion 10x .22 with the integral silencer. Pellets are a lot cheaper than .22LR. Practice for marksmanship can be done with any rifle.
@@Leprechaun-qv6mo loool you told your dad dont ever think that again about my air rifle papa!!
I agree they are awesome. I've killed just as many squirrels with a 22cal break barrel as I have with a 22lr. They are no joke and I get to save my 22lr ammo. Not to mention they are virtually silent out of the box
Mozan Nogant 7.62×54R was my first firearms purchase. I discovered this treasure in the Roses store in Corbin, Ky. I was 13 years old, and knew I could not leave the store without the rifle. I remember thinking the $55.00 price tag was high for an old rifle produced way back in 1944. These days this memory always makes me smile. I'd say it's one of the most accurate weapons right out of the box. Except there was no box, it was a surplus rifle in a barrel near the register..
can you imagine a kid leaving a store rifle in hand these days without folks having a hissy fit right there and then on Facebook.
I’m from hazard! Go cats.
As an Aussie I love seeing what you pay for stuff for example, a decent Mosin here is $1200-$1400au and the Carcano ammo for where I am you can get at around $40au a box of 20 and I got 120rds right now which is a good par level, PPU and Norma do the 6.5x52 round. Turning $300us in au would be about $500au which gets us some good second hand or demo guns like shotguns and 2nd hand Ruger Americans. Enjoy the videos mate keep it up!
i literally traded a amazing condition mosin for a ps4 a couple days ago
6.5 carcano?
@@_Anthony___ yep
Wow so carcano ammo is way more expensive in the USA. But the rifles are cheap. 6.5 is going for $2 a round on the cheaper end
@@_Anthony___ the ppu stuff is cheapest at around 40au a box and the norma is 60au. I wish the 6.5 arisaka was as easy to get
The first “gun” isn’t technically $300 unless you have a ruger 10/22 given to you because you still have/had to buy a ruger 10/22 to use it
On the topic of bullpup configurations. Some time ago I was playing around with the trigger bar in my AUG and realized that it's possible to design a bullpup with adjustable length of pull by making the _trigger group_ the part which can be adjusted. Imagine having a self contained trigger group with the safety and fire selector able to be moved forward or back on a rail located under the receiver. Choosing the right length of pull could be as simple as removing a pin which connects the trigger to the trigger bar and sliding the pistol grip into the desired position.
Out of the bullpups I've shot The Desert Tech MDR by far has one of the best triggers for a bullpup platform, cool idea tho
Check out sdi and become a gunsmith!
I love guns, but I also love air guns. Glad to see someone on a gun channel talk about a break barrel 22’s. Air guns are a lot of fun.
I was today years old when I learned the clay pigeon foot throw. Jim, your content is so great!!
Thank you!
Is the only legal in south us?
I.livw in isrel lol
Same lol
@@mesiroy1234 it never used to be illegal back when the constitution we wrote was abided by however, you ought to ask your cousins over here. I'm not referring to your cousins that are in charge of the smut peddling industry and the hollyweird propaganda enterprise, nor the ones running the disinformation media outlets, nor am I speaking about the banksters although, those cousins of yours could probably also tell you but, ask your Washington D.C. puppeteer cousins if it's illegal for us yet.... after all they decide what we are and are not allowed to do nowadays.
P.S. I trust you have been receiving all of the care packages we have been sending? I sure hope so because I've certainly been receiving the bill, in fact it comes out of every paycheck so I hope you are putting it all to good use. So happy my contributions helped you switch from being a just a tenant (albeit mandatory) over there on that land to becoming the landlords. It's great to see my hard earned dollar help you eliminate the pesky tenants you have to deal with. Anything else I can help you with? Have enough hellfire missiles? You guys good on f-15's at the moment? Don't worry I haven't forgotten to hurry up sending more f-35's for you and your peeps either. Okay greatest Alli, take care, call me when you need more of my children's blood.
I Gotta use that "today's years old" 😂
My favorite gun for $300 is the Taurus TX22. Great .22 pistol, threaded barrel, 16 round mags, and fantastic trigger. I just scored a Black Friday deal of buy a TX22 and get a suppressor for free (just had to pay for the stamp and other fees).
Where tf
@@evilpanther990in his dreams
Bought the tx 22 (competition) it is accurate as can be. Love it.
Very cool,to bring back some cost reality and showing us stuff that we may never has seen or considered. Awesome video.
Back in the olden days, meaning the 1960's, I bought two centerfire rifles and a 12ga shotgun for under $20 each! The shotgun was a single shot, made in Spain, and shot about a foot low at 30 feet, so the barrel needed a little tweaking. My first centerfire was a surplus 98 Mauser in 8mm, but not a single round of surplus ammo that came with it fired, so I took it back and paid a buck or two more for a slightly sporterized 1909 Argentine 98 Mauser in .30-06 for $19 (minimum wage was $1/hr back then, so a lot of money, and at the time I had no clue of the popularity of the .30-06) . For many years I thought it had been rebarreled, but turns out many Argentine Mausers were reamed to .30-06, but used the stock barrel diameter of .311! I used it as a DIY gunsmithing learning experience, and I think the disassembled parts are still around here somewhere.
what's neat is that your 1 dollar in 1960 is 10 today's dollars.
In 1960 $20 is a equivalent as $207.07
@noahperry7022 which is why I LOL so hard at the "fight for 15" movement. Economic illiteracy is the swan song of the modern man. We are being absolutely fleeced by bureaucrats and banksters.
@@chatwithagunowner8645yes you are, you fell for their games that pit workers against each other. You hear workers fighting for their fair share, and you scoff at them. You are a pawn
Great video. And the backdrop looks great. I might have to buy one of those 10/22 bullpup chassis. For all the "serious" guns I have, my favorite gun to shoot is my S&W M&P 15/22 with a silencer. Endless fun.
Approximately 2015/16 I purchased a 10/22 drop in plastic stock modeled after the FN PS 90 … I think that they’re still available . Stock will work with the standard or target barrel . Target barrel is way to front heavy . It’s also recommended to use the shell deflector if shooting left handed . I’m left eye dominant but right handed . I never had an issue but the warning is there . Problem is having to dismantle if the action needs anything done . But tons of fun .
I also found an OD green Savage Axis 6.5 creedmore at a local store on sale for $319, came with a scope as well. Its the model before they made the adjustable triggers, but I took the trigger spring out and modified it to be a 3lb pull. Cheap deer rifle, or laser accurate range gun to get into long distance shooting!
Did the same for my Axis in 25-06 I got for same price.
Same with mine in .308 absolute tack driver man.
M Carbo sells the 3 lb spring for like 20 bucks. Future reference
@@boundarysentinel4181 Just got one yesterday, $379.
@@boundarysentinel4181 I kind of wish mine was a .308 to be honest! I'll never really utilize the advantages of a 6.5 for the really long distances, I'd rather have the barrel life of a .308! Buttttttt the 6.5 was the only model on sale, oh well.
Cva scout rifles are extremely underrated, I have the .44 mag and .350 legend for my kids deer rifles and absolutely tack drivers super dependable and easy for kids to use
I didn’t think u was allowed to use anything but shotguns in Ohio but just found out u can legally use any straight walled center fire round with a maximum caliber of .357 so that makes the .350 legend legal for Ohio rifle hunting. The .44 wouldn’t cut it up there but I’m sure ky and wv would allow it….still tho very cool rifles and good deer cartridges. Enough knockdown power to get a clean kill and a descently long shot but not so hard kicking that it will make them develop flinches or any bad habits. Would love to find those for my kids. I’ve used CVA muzzleloaders before but haven’t ever used their rifles but glad to hear something good about them, the guns of theirs I’ve used were good quality
Damn I want one in 350 BAD
I came here for the bullpop… I am not disappointed.
As a tip for carcano owners, make sure you find .267 diameter projectiles for the ammo, apparently many loadings are .264 and make for less than desirable ammo for accuracy.
The psa dagger is a sweet 300$ Glock 19 clone. Definitely my favorite pistol in that price range. Another good choice is the Maverick 88 which goes on sale for under 200 all the time.
I bought a sccy for a truck gun wish I got the dagger instead
Was gonna hop on here to say the same thing about PSA. Love my dagger. I waited for a blemished sale for the lower (can’t even tell) in the sniper green and got an upper on sale with the copper barrel all in only $225. Hard to beat! PSA pricing and quality is top notch.
I picked up a Taurus G3C for $250ish with 3 mags! Great reliable-enough 9mm to keep in the truck or night stand to defend your life. Pic rail for a light too. Still have enough leftover in that $300 for a 17rd mag from Taurus' website and a box of ammo. 😊
Yuuuup
For another 80 you can upgrade the trigger and springs to make it even better.
I came here to read the Taurus comments.
@@alphaomega7498 what brand is that? Did you upgrade yours, if so, how do you like it? (I'm interested myself)
Ccw pistol sure. Home defense/night stand gun….Not a good choice. Any gun in this size isn’t a good choice for home defense in general.
Very cool Jim, like the .22 bullpup and the pellet rifle.
Really enjoying the content, Please do more PCP air rifles I just bought the Air Avenger Bullpup .25 cal for $319, just as fun as the 10/22 and way cheaper to shoot
Thank you so much for this!!!! This is definitely the best budget gun video on the Internet
Nice list, although I question including the 10-22 conversion since it's not technically a gun by itself.
My thoughts exactly. Count the cost of the 10/22 and you're at $500-$600...
But I'm pretty sure everyone watching already owns at least one 10/22
@@crherniman i was watching and I don't own one 🤷♂️
@@tracyelsinger1088 ok I was kinda being semi sarcastic because it's such a common gun.
Unless you have one beat to hell that you want to sacrifice, or literally just buy the parts required for a great price, they seem silly.
I will never understand the appeal to buy a brand new 10/22 and shove it into a bullpup. It's like doing an engine swap on a new car you just rolled off the lot. Might as well buy a bullpup gun in the first place and have 2 guns.
The SCCY CPX2 isn't bad. It requires a bit of sighting in when you first buy it. But after that it's pretty good. You can get it from pretty much any rural King for under $200
😮I bought a Tokarev 12 gauge semi-auto for home defense. No problems with it but it has substantial recoil. I also picked up the Buffalo Arms 9mm Glock clone for $249. It's a sweet gun for the price and has great features out of the box. Front and back slide serrations, 3 interchangeable backstraps, grip safety, a gun light mount, decent sights, and 16+1 capacity
Just picked up a Franchi Momentum in 6.5C per yours and others recommendation. Nice rifle! Gonna be Papa’s for Christmas, something to take my kids to the range and deer stand with. Papa’s gonna love it. $700 Canadian. Now about that ammo shortage.....
I found a Savage 111 in 7 mag at a pawn shop last year for $250. It was also in great shape
I was really surprised. I bought a 22 caliber air rifle (actually same one ) that you have. Great on pasture poodles. At 25 yards though and though my target back stop. One inch thick cider boards, and deep into a sand and sod berm.
Desert Tech takes your $359 Ruger 10/22 and changes it into a $659 10/22. My local pawns think old .22lr guns are all made of gold. They cost more than the new ones! Any military surplus is upwards of $500. The Altor pistol needs to come in 500 S&W magnum.
I picked up an Altor 380 for under $100 new in box as a conversation piece 😁 and found it to be quite accurate at 7 yards. Thanks for the video and keep shooting 👍.
I know your list is cheap and cool, but for cheap and good, I think the 7 best would be: (1) Mossberg Maverick 88 with 28" and 18.5" barrel set (for under $300, this is the most versatile thing you can get at a gun store), (2) Ruger 10/22, (3) Hi-Point 9mm carbine (I put over a 1000 rounds through one without cleaning except once and had zero malfunctions), (4) Ruger Wrangler .22 revolver, (5) Taurus Gx4 9mm compact carry pistol, (6) Taurus TX-22 (best sub-$300 semiauto .22), and (7) Charter Arms Undercover .38 Spl snubnose. As an honorable mention, I'd throw in the Bond Arms Roughneck .38 Spl (solidly built derringer at decent price point of $250).
can confirm the 995 carbine is a solid choice. it's always fun to take out shooting and will eat almost anything you give it with minimal maintenance.
I want that ruger 10/22 chassis🤣
I have the Crossman Optimus. It's loud for an airgun, it's heavier than my Savage Axis2, and it get's more actual use for critters than any other gun in the house.
Honestly, the tactical buIlpup shot guns have their place in hunting. I have a ks7 and love it for grouse. It's super short and easy to menuver in dense brush.
My break action, 99 dollar .177 pellet gun is probably the most used gun i have. I can't count how many rodents I have dispatched with it. We had an infestation of chipmonks, reds and grays, as well as some huge rats. Now we only see a few a year. My shots are mostly 15 feet or so, under the bird feeders where they congregate like at a bait pile. And this cheap Crossman from wal mart is pretty potent. Supposedly 1200 fps (with alloy pellets) I shoot lead, so around 1000 fps according to the manufacturer. All I know is it does the job. When I sighted it in at 5, 10, 15, and 20 paces, each and every pellet was going clean through the 1 inch particle board I had the target stapled to.
I see a m1a in the background maybe a review of military surplus rifles is In store
I bought a 22cal break barrel air rifle several years ago try something new for small game hunting and I love that thing. Its all I've used for squirrels the last 3 seasons. What I found is that I could sit in the smaller patches of woods near property fence lines where I wouldn't want to use a 22lr or shotgun and pick off squirrels all day long. Its so quiet they jusy keep coming in. Ive shot them from the same tree before and they didnt realize what was happening. Pellets are relatively cheap and its a great way to hunt and save your other ammo with the bonus of being silent. It's definitely worth having a good quality air rifle in your collection
"Whatever you can find at a pawn shop"... wow real helpful buddy.
I love this list. It’s very genuine and unconventional. Also sub minute groups with the bayonet had me rolling 😂
The bull pups are cool 😎 but as a lefty I can’t use those ones. I can shoot an AR15 no problem without getting brass to the face, but not those ones unless available in left.
The CVA Scout in 300 blk or 35 Whelen are sweet single shot less expensive rifles.
Minute-of-toad with the toad stabber.
@@TheWVgoodguy22 Bro same. Southpaw and ergonomics usually don't go together. There are a few bullpups though that either forward or down throw or are configurable to either side, in particular bullpup rifles but yea I've foregone a BP 12 gauge several times for the same reason.
Great vídeos! LOVE them , congratulations fron Spain 😀👍👏👏
My mom got an altor.... shooting it for the first time; lets just say I have never laughed so hard before at the range. Figuring it out was like a 20 minute comedy sketch.
I got a Umarex air gun that looks like a S&W Model 29 blued 8 3/4 inch revolver. Even the cylinder swings out. And has a double and single action working trigger. Looks like the real thing and made of steel to weigh like a Smith and Wesson model 29 revolver. A real blast six round pellet revolver. $164 dollars.
Great ideas overall! Pawn shops in my area charge about 25% higher than other gun shops for used guns. I've never seen any good deals, unfortunately.
That sounds about right for where I live.
Mine use to be good, but not any more. In the past few months theyve lost their dang mind. Sadly. I use to buy a lot of guns there
Everyone has The Blue Book of Values, the last two years has been crazy, and "we know what we got"!
There's only one good pawn shop in GA to go for used guns .... Dahlonega Gold and Pawn (tell em I sent you if you go)
You got me leaning all around pointing those barrels at the camera 😂
Great video!! 👍
Ruger wrangler is also a really good choice and I prefer it over the Heritage rough rider, it has a transfer bar and I just like it more overall, however the rough rider is still pretty cool
The wranglers are better quality for sure, I ended up getting the RR for the extra 22 mag cylinder.
@@kordi7888 They got the super wrangler now that comes with a .22mag cylinder. I literally picked mine up earlier today after my background check cleared and it's damn sweet.
@@alexanderorr2528 Yeah I seen they were coming out with a cylinder swap version, I like my rough rider but I'm definitely thinking about getting the super wrangler they look damn nice
I've made a lot of bad choices over the years, but I've still got my first rifle, a Mosin 91/59
In the past 8 months, I've bought a keltec P17 22lr for $179 new, a GSG firefly 22lr new for $199, a buffalo cartridge 9 mm new for $199, a centurion BP 12 new for $199, a Rossi 410)45 long colt single shot for $199, and a Rossi RS 22 for $168.
the internet makes it hard to really understand how much guns cost. I remember going on gunbroker and seeing prices that made me think I could never own a SxS shotgun or a revolver from a "name brand" with my income, but in reality 1 in 3 pawn shops have fox models and S&W model 10's for under $400
Bought a Rossi 22lr at Walmart for $114 nice little gun to play with
.22 air rifle is the best gun that I own. I can just shoot it anytime I want on my backyard. Takes just 2 minutes to toss a few shots. With powder rifles I always have to drive 25 minutes to the range to not get police called on my door.
The Ruger 10-22 bulpup is so cool but I couldn't do it because I have a Franklin armory binary trigger that I just can't go without on that thing. It's so fun
Pellet guns are the shit. Especially the new high end PCP's. So much funner than centerfire, though nothing replaces the feel of recoil and smell of burning powder.
The Desert Tech Trek is awesome & I wanted one but you have to get a 10/22 as well so it's not really under $300. The stock is $300 and a 10/22 is like $400. Wish they'd sell them complete for less
I would be cautious with those cheap bullpup shotguns or any "tactical" looking shotgun made in turkey or who knows where. You could get a mossburg made here in the USA for the same or cheaper that's gonna have a lot less plastic on it an will last forever. Imo those bullpup shotguns always look way less ergonomic an harder to maneuver than just a regular pump too.
I enjoy these types of videos immensely. It’s awesome to see gun people still into having fun with firearms
My mossberg.270 was my first hunting rifle paid 300 back in 2010 still running it today. I have others but still a great gun for the price
To bad the Trek-22 isn't made for left handers. I'd buy the kit
Yep, they said "screw you" to the 11% of us wrong handed people.
Pretty tough to make a lefty BP stock because the 10/22 ejects to the right side.🤣
Why a firearm manufacturer providing the means to change a shotgun's pattern that's aesthetics/design and or primary intended use is anything other than sporting, is somehow considered humorous will remain a mystery to me. Along with the plethora of varying loads, different chokes aid in making the shotgun, quite possibly, the most versatile firearm ever created.
Because all 12ga. Are for sporting purposes(within reasonable doubt(hence the chokes)) otherwise the US govt can seize all shotguns and or convict millions of Americans for owning a destructive device(atf restricted items)
Untrue.... On all accounts.
This is the most poorly worded comment I’ve ever heard in my entire life.
@Oldsquaw17776 you'd probably understand a series of clicks better, squaw.
Ask your caregiver to type in the comments for you next time.
Don't forget about the FMK 9mm that under $300. Got mine from turner's 2 months ago for $289.99. And is on-sale again for the same price for Christmas.
That Heritage is what the Joker used to take down the Bat Plane ;)
Henry H001. I little over $300 but if you skip the Chi-comikoto’s you should be able to swing it
That's a great deal on that Stoeger .22lr Luger. I've got one of the 1970's Mauser 9mm Luger with the American Eagle stamp on the top that I regularly take to the range.
Great video….spending my money for me. 😂. Where did you find the Green Trek 22, I can’t find it?
Thanks for sharing and I have that break action 22 this is awesome because I was just watching videos and seen this, also I’m gonna have to have that desert tech
You collect ideas for vids the other day, is this one of them? Thoughts on vids for the future? Great stuff!
I actually got an American Eagle NAVY LENGTH stainless steel 9mm Stoeger Luger years ago for a little over $400 at a gun shop. That was already robbery, but I recently sold it for about $1800. If you keep your eyes open, you can definitely do well.
At one time those were manufactured by Hi Standard, in Houston. You could test fire one and buy it directly from them, for about $700 in 1998. I had prrtty much made up my mind I was going to buy one, when I came across an ad in Shotgun News for NIB Ingram M10, Texas mfg. 9mm submachine guns, for $700. And I never did get my stainless Luger.
I love lists like these. Plz keep doin em
A firearm you should try is the Beretta 1301 Tactical. It’s a great shotgun. I bought a police version that had almost all the common upgrades. Puts a smile on anyone’s face who shots it.
You're commenting this in a video about sub $300 guns, when a 1301 tactical is $1300? 😂 I mean you're not wrong, but that's in no way budget!
The Colt Delta Elite is also a wonderful gun
Great work!
I found the new ruger security 380 1 month ago for 180 bucks. It was in the used gun counter at my local gun store. I truly believe it had never been fired.
2:00 that ruger chassis needs to be used as a sci-fi movie laser blaster ASAP.
I have never seen anyone kick up the clay pigeons before - that is brilliant!
Hey you should do a review on a Franchi momentum elite/ varmint. Either one would be cool, the varmint comes in a .224 Valkyrie which would be a sweet review or the elite in 6.5 PRC.
I picked up a used bond arms roughneck in 357 for $235. I think new they are something like $290 fun little Derringer style pistol. Definitely recommend
The Taurus G2C and G3C pistols can be had for right around $200 each on sale…plus or minus ……Great little guns
The first one is awesome , its a 22 , lightweight , mag behind the trigger , affordable and low recoil. This is what people want.
I’m pretty confident that bull pup stock is featureless too! That’s pretty cool
I bought a Henry AR7 for $350 CAD, a bit more than your $300 mark but man it is a fun gun to shoot and I have had zero issues with it. So fun!
Love it! 😀
The desert tech bullpup conversion looks sweet!
I bought a Beeman P-1 pistol all tricked out but it was $500. For a pellet pistol ! And it's SO cool.
You really need to check out the Heritage rancher revolving carbine.
I own several high dollar guns and have even built my own 19/22 completely from aftermarket parts. I've built dozens of AR's. I even 3D printed several guns.
The Rancher is by far the most fun gun I've ever shot.
I got a tokorov bp12 in a whim last year for just under $300. It's a hoot. i haven't had feed issues and recoil is very tolerable.
Its also small enough that it replaced the cut down 870 by my bed, even though i literaly just goy as a range toy. You aren't hitting any corners or, doors or doorframes with it. Also the charging handle can be switched for either hand and the safety is ambi, something none if the reviewers ever mention
There could be more accessories for it.
Mine was used and missing a gasket and the takedown tool, the company replaced them at no cost which was awesome.
Definitely recommend these guys for a budget home defender or range toy
Man a break action pellet gun is the bomb and the other new ones that you can pump up really high and shoot at 200 yards is also amazing
There is a trick to loading ammo into that bullpup shotgun. When you load a round in, push down and back with the palm of your hand, push down on the front of the round once youve got the back a little pass the lips of the magazine, it will go right in. Idk if you're going to grasp what I'm saying but I can make a video if i need to as it helped me so much figuring this out.
Love the videos, keep em coming.
But, where are the Winchesters?! The model 70 featherweight was voted rifle of the century, and I hear great things about the model 70 extreme weather. I would love to see a few videos on Winchester guns.
that bullpup conversion for the 10/22 looks like a PS2 laser gun for the basic grunt in a sci-fi game, an RTS with a bird's eye view so the developers didn't need to add much detail at all but an untextured basic shape vaguely looking like a gun
Thanks
"Sub half minute groups at 1 yards" LOL subscribed
Utah rocks! I'm glad 2a is alive and well here.
Undoubtedly beating a dead horse, but the Maverick/Mossberg 88 is a fantastic firearm.
For the shotgun slot, you should’ve put the mossberg maverick 88.
Great job showingvthese guns off to us all on youtube i realy do appreate that and thats the truth of the matter of fact sir.!'