They are cheaper, but from time to time, speed loaders have been surprisingly hard to find.... Especially the speed strips.patterson wrote:speed loaders are cheaper than magsThe Annoyed Man wrote:How about speed loaders then?patterson wrote:if he goes with a revolver he wont have to purchase additional mags and some of those can be expensive
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- Fri Oct 03, 2014 5:34 pm
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- Thu Oct 02, 2014 4:09 pm
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Re: Minimum Gun Collection on a Budget
How about speed loaders then?patterson wrote:if he goes with a revolver he wont have to purchase additional mags and some of those can be expensive
- Thu Oct 02, 2014 12:20 pm
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Re: Minimum Gun Collection on a Budget
1. an accurate .22, either in pistol or rifle format. Think "Ruger 22/45 or Mk III in a heavy barrel configuration" for a pistol, or a Marlin 60 or equivalent in a rifle)
2. a Glock 19 or a .357 magnum revolver. Short barrel is fine.
3. an inexpensive AR carbine (cheap ammo and sufficient for small to smallish/medium sized game)
4. a inexpensive 12 gauge pump (consider one that you can switch barrels/magazine tubes to reconfigure later when you can afford the extra parts)
5. (if budget permits) a bolt action rifle in .308/30-06/.270.
Also, I would probably acquire them in that order too. #5 would in all likelihood include the need for a scope purchase, which would probably run at least another $200 for one worth buying. That's why I put it last on the list.
Now... that is my BASIC list for a first time buyer.
MY list would be far more interesting (and expensive).
2. a Glock 19 or a .357 magnum revolver. Short barrel is fine.
3. an inexpensive AR carbine (cheap ammo and sufficient for small to smallish/medium sized game)
4. a inexpensive 12 gauge pump (consider one that you can switch barrels/magazine tubes to reconfigure later when you can afford the extra parts)
5. (if budget permits) a bolt action rifle in .308/30-06/.270.
Also, I would probably acquire them in that order too. #5 would in all likelihood include the need for a scope purchase, which would probably run at least another $200 for one worth buying. That's why I put it last on the list.
Now... that is my BASIC list for a first time buyer.
MY list would be far more interesting (and expensive).