Cheap Guns For SHTF |

Should you buy a cheap gun just in case? #guns #shtf

[@anthonycastro8364]

Any gun better , then no gun. Great piont on arming a friend/neighbor with the cheap gun if needed for support !

[@mayhampol7818]

"everyone knows i like hi-points anyways." That comment bought you a sub.

[@CATmover1]

Burial guns are essential when you need them.

[@preppercamper2579]

Yes because the best gun in a fight is the one You have at that time of hostile encounters.......JESUSSAVES

[@michaelwatkins7809]

You can buy rock island armory 38spl snub noses for 220 a piece better than the negant

[@savagelee6973]

I think I got one of the last $200.00 Taurus G2c's a few months ago. Glad I did couse' they only going up in price.

[@bucknakedbullfrog]

Yep I have the Hi Point 380 along with a tarp a shower curtain and a sleeping bag liner alone with rope a golf ball, a lighter, a flash light an Ozark Trail knife in a to go bag. Why the golf ball? You put it in the center of the tarp to tie off to and make a quick TePee the shower curtain is a great ground cloth.

[@HITLISTGAMING]

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[@brianmiller6055]

A cheap gun is definitely better than no gun if you need it. The Nagant isn't the only revolver to ever be able to be fired with a suppressor. The older Dan Wesson revolvers with interchangeable barrels were fitted with suppressors by the a foriegn military unit. This was possible due to being able to adjust the cylinder gap to the absolute bare minimum.

[@brianmiller6055]

@@thedusty-cliffsoutdoors8251 they were good revolvers. You could by one and get different barrels of different lengths. You could convert your carry gun to being your longer barreled hunting gun with a wrench that they made.

[@TheHeal3152]

Only or company make ammo for negant Pistol if they are still making any and the The ammo is real expensive but it is not a bad pistol

[@behindenemylines3361]

That Nagant revolver aren’t cheap (anymore)

[@behindenemylines3361]

A cheap gun is better than no gun

[@patfowler4287]

yes...I keep a few single shotguns and caliber inserts for that reason...

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

Agreed. I keep my Hi Point C9 as a night stand gun. That way if I ever have to relinquish my rights, (for an investigation...), it ant that big a deal. Not too fond of giving up anything of value. Same thing goes for my shotguns. Nothing wrong with cheap guns as long as they work. Like a good tool, everything has a role. 👍

[@ncooper7757]

The hi-pount carbine in 9mm is fun accurate and will shot just about any 9mm you can get your hands on. I got mine in 2015 I had to put a thumb black fin over the pistol grips so I did not have to registered as assault weapon because of stupid California laws it's not as fun to shoot like that so after I got my ruger carbine in 2018 I stopped shooting the hi-pount

[@greenspiraldragon]

Only cheap guns I see regularly all the time are single shot shotguns. .22 rough rider revolvers. .22 rifles. That's pretty much it for less than 200 dollars. They also have a single shot 9mm Altor but its rediculous to reload.

[@ncooper7757]

You cant fine the odd ammo that that revolver uses no 1 is making it now they are all just making the more common popular ammo that's sells out faster than they can make it