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These are $200 shipped at PSA. Are you still happy with your's?
Don't know about him, but I am. Had mine for months with no issues experienced nor reported on the various forums.
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had a buddy that owned a hi point in 45 , 9mm and 2 9mm carbines , I was surprised that they were accurate and always worked
he put several thousand rounds through them without issue . While I don't own one they seem to be a decent firearm for the price
he put several thousand rounds through them without issue . While I don't own one they seem to be a decent firearm for the price
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Those things have been a great deal for what you pay for them since they hit. Only reason I don't own one is the proprietary mags but for the price they sell for? They give a LOT of value. Lot of video's of people trying to make one fail and finding it quite hard to do
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Arak with the Sunday morning Necro!
Nice!
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I had to work last night
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I paid $200 bucks for the last Glock 17 I bought. It was well loved and continues to run no problem.
Thanks for bumping this 3 year old thread...
My pick for cheap CARRY gun is the SCCY CPX-2 gen3.
An 11 shot, DAO only, 9mm, semi-auto, no safety, so 2x+1 rounds of a 5 shot revolver at 1/4 the price.
Sportsman's sells them for $170 online and store managers will honor that price or order it online sent to your local store for no shipping cost.
SCCY CPX-2 Gen3 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Pistol - 10+1 Rounds
SCCY CPX-2 Gen3 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Pistol - 10+1 Rounds - SCCY's CPX-2 is designed for concealed carry but large enough to get a good firm grip. It is considered to be one of the best priced, precision made "Pocket Pistols" on the market. The receiver is made from 7075 T6 aircraft grade heat...
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It is really a clone of the discontinued Keltec P11.
The gen3 has a rail in front of the trigger guard, the finger grooves removed from the grip, and better sites.
I put a block sock on mine:
jmo,
Edit: if DAO is not your thing, they sell a striker fired version too:
SCCY DVG-1 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Nitride Pistol - 10+1 Rounds
SCCY DVG-1 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Nitride Pistol - 10+1 Rounds - The DVG-1 is a slim, lightweight, striker-fired pistol chambered in 9MM Luger. Boasting a 5.5lb trigger pull, 10+1 round magazine capacity and a factory-equipped red dot optic, the DVG-1RD is a perfect companion at the range or for...
www.sportsmans.com
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When these hit I had heard the Co was started by someone who had worked at Kel-Tec. Have shot a couple of them since they hit and they worked great right from the box. Have the same LONG trigger pull as the KT P-11 so takes some getting used to but for the price? Seem like a solid deal.Thanks for bumping this 3 year old thread...
My pick for cheap CARRY gun is the SCCY CPX-2 gen3.
An 11 shot, DAO only, 9mm, semi-auto, no safety, so 2x+1 rounds of a 5 shot revolver at 1/4 the price.
Sportsman's sells them for $170 online and store managers will honor that price or order it online sent to your local store for no shipping cost.
SCCY CPX-2 Gen3 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Pistol - 10+1 Rounds
SCCY CPX-2 Gen3 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Pistol - 10+1 Rounds - SCCY's CPX-2 is designed for concealed carry but large enough to get a good firm grip. It is considered to be one of the best priced, precision made "Pocket Pistols" on the market. The receiver is made from 7075 T6 aircraft grade heat...
It is really a clone of the discontinued Keltec P11.
The gen3 has a rail in front of the trigger guard, the finger grooves removed from the grip, and better sites.
I put a block sock on mine:
View attachment 1450585
jmo,
Edit: if DAO is not your thing, they sell a striker fired version too:
.SCCY DVG-1 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Nitride Pistol - 10+1 Rounds
SCCY DVG-1 9mm Luger 3.1in Black Nitride Pistol - 10+1 Rounds - The DVG-1 is a slim, lightweight, striker-fired pistol chambered in 9MM Luger. Boasting a 5.5lb trigger pull, 10+1 round magazine capacity and a factory-equipped red dot optic, the DVG-1RD is a perfect companion at the range or for...
Well yeah. It's a Glock. Run is what they do
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For me, I use to categorize....
Cheap guns that actually work, as belonging to the category of "Military Surplus". However, cheap surplus isn't necessarily TRUE anymore.
Aloha, Mark
Cheap guns that actually work, as belonging to the category of "Military Surplus". However, cheap surplus isn't necessarily TRUE anymore.
Aloha, Mark
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Personally I don't think about it in terms of "cheap" but I do think about "value". By value I mean what you get vs what you paid for it. If it's unreliable or ugly (excluding necessary but ugly EDC guns) I don't buy it no matter what the cost because it has zero value to me. That's why gimmick guns like thunderstruck which are ugly and poorly designed Imo I don't care what the cost is, I don't want one.
A couple examples of "value" for me:
1) Lynx 12 AK shotgun. Cost was/is? $300 and more reliable than a $1700 saiga 12. Shoots at 300 rounds per minute (it's semi auto) which is the same rate of fire as the fully automatic AA-12 shotgun that costs $20,000. Standard AK accessories fit as well as Saiga mags/drums and most importantly muzzle brakes. Those brakes can reduce felt recoil by 70%. Most fun you can have with a shotgun Imo (outside of full auto that is) and drop dead reliable. As far as raw amount of slinging lead, a mag dump of a 20 round of #OO buck = either 180 (2 3/4") or 300 (3") pellets in four seconds. The customization options of these guns is endless also:
2) MKE mp5 clones (now imported by century). These $1000 clones are built by a HK licensed manufacturer on HK tooling. They are reliable duplicates of a $2800 HK mp5.
Mke clone with fancy wood stuff example:
Just 2 examples and tons of other great value guns out there imo.
For WA residents under the current communist regime and illegal gun laws, adding a compete upper to an existing lower can be great value IMO cuz it's almost like adding another gun. For example you can add a bear creek arsenal complete 300BO lower for as low as $169 on sale which is crazy. Tons of other Ar15 & AR10 caliber options also:
A couple examples of "value" for me:
1) Lynx 12 AK shotgun. Cost was/is? $300 and more reliable than a $1700 saiga 12. Shoots at 300 rounds per minute (it's semi auto) which is the same rate of fire as the fully automatic AA-12 shotgun that costs $20,000. Standard AK accessories fit as well as Saiga mags/drums and most importantly muzzle brakes. Those brakes can reduce felt recoil by 70%. Most fun you can have with a shotgun Imo (outside of full auto that is) and drop dead reliable. As far as raw amount of slinging lead, a mag dump of a 20 round of #OO buck = either 180 (2 3/4") or 300 (3") pellets in four seconds. The customization options of these guns is endless also:
2) MKE mp5 clones (now imported by century). These $1000 clones are built by a HK licensed manufacturer on HK tooling. They are reliable duplicates of a $2800 HK mp5.
Mke clone with fancy wood stuff example:
Just 2 examples and tons of other great value guns out there imo.
For WA residents under the current communist regime and illegal gun laws, adding a compete upper to an existing lower can be great value IMO cuz it's almost like adding another gun. For example you can add a bear creek arsenal complete 300BO lower for as low as $169 on sale which is crazy. Tons of other Ar15 & AR10 caliber options also:
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Both of my psa ARs run just fine, $380 and $440, 5.56 and 300 blk. Definitely not competition grade but they go pew pew pew well enough to send some rounds down range.
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Saw a sign at a pawn shop the other day, "AR 499".
Edit. Maybe we're back to seeing better prices for AR things again but maybe not as low as I remember during the end of Obama and the start of Trump Slump..
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Years ago I was at Walmart and saw a Hatfield 20 gauge single-shot shotgun for $99. I didn't even want it but at $99 I bought it just for fun. Wound up having it for a couple years and never had any issues with it. I guess mechanically its hard to screw up a break action single shot firearm but I didn't have high hopes upon purchase. Wound up giving it to a family member who moved to a deeply rural part of WA and wanted something to keep animals away from the house. They've had it now for a few years and actually used it to yeet a coyote that tried going after their chickens.
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Your Biden dollars are worth a bit less than your Obama and Trump dollars were.
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Yes but... how much less? And is it actually that much "cheaper" than during the end of Obama and start of Trump years when one could find complete ARs for about $350-400?
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