Every couple of years or so, there is a huge explosion of activity in gun stores across the country. Fears amid the political landscape often fuel these things, as millions of citizens clear off the shelves of ammunition, scared of what might be coming.
This constant fear leads to a sharp rise in prices as manufacturers have a hard time keeping up with the supply and demand. Of course, this is also felt in the pocketbooks of everyone who was late to the show.
If you're looking to include a new firearm in your life — or perhaps this will be your first gun purchases — chances are you are considering prices.
Besides, what's the point of having a gun if it you can't afford to fire it? If you happen to be storing up supplies for when SHTF it's vital to get as many rounds as possible for as little money as possible.
For some advice on what some of the best rifles are for a great price, head over to the next slide.
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Don’t agree with most of the weapons picked, better choices are out there! In 22, 357 and the 76.2×39 while a fine caliber but as the one large rifle caliber it would not be the best at bigger game and while The 9mm is a cheap and available round, the 22 is cheaper and the 357 is fare better a man stopper and in the rifle it’s also a better game getter so why not get better quality weapons in 357 and ammo and forget the 9mm in pistol and rifle! And then add a good 12 gauge! With that you add birds and you can even stop a brown bear, talk about versatile! So a accurate 22, a 12 gauge, then a sidearm of you choice and a good game rifle, say 308 or better!
Don’t agree with most of the weapons picked, better choices are out there! In 22, 357 and the 76.2×39 while a fine caliber but as the one large rifle caliber it would not be the best at bigger game
Andres G. Bravo lol you sure know your guns!
Bambi Buczkowski
Jim L Manis Jr
What in the holy hell do you hunt with a rifle chambered in 9mm? Squirrels?
I don’t tolerate ignorance well and I’m not politically correct cupcake