Need help spending gun fund...

[bsmithg19]

Why not spend a little of that extra cash on a 12-month range membership while waiting for something to pique your curiosity? Heck, if it's one of those indoor ranges, could even just spend a little extra renting (and paying absurd ammo prices to feed) range guns to try stuff out and see what you like.

Personally, I'm excited to eventually get my hands on a Dan Wesson DWX when I get to earning real money and have a little extra to spare. A bigger/better/proper safe is on my to-do list when I make real money, too.

If'n you're just itching to spend money while waiting, you can join GOAor FPC or any 2-A association of your choosing if you haven't already (and/or kick $20+ towards INGO to help keep the lights on). Or just go down the 3d printed accessory rabbit hole.

I have a membership to a private range. I don't have the time to drive there all the time. With my work schedule I don't get a lot of free time at all.

 

[flatlander]

Night
Vision

 

[jsharmon7]

Get into long-range shooting and reloading. That’s a rabbit hole you’ll never find your way out of!

 

[Magnum314]

I would agree with many on here...I would look at some classic revolvers...caliber of choice and maybe even some SAA? Can never go wrong with a good old Smith or Colt revolver!

 

[Bigtanker]

How's about some really good training?

 

[Michigan Slim]

A Ruger/Marlin 1895.

 

[jwamplerusa]

M1 Grand? 03 Springfield, rifle Model of 1917?

 

[BoilerWes]

Thermal

Training Course

JP-5 Roller delayed 9mm carbine

 

[Hawkeye7br]

Blued steel and walnut.
Today my grown daughter punched 3 consecutive quarters at 100 yards with my 6br rifle. She then photo'd and texted to everyone in the family. Still smiling. Next time we're shooting dimes.

 

[Victory106]

Have some cash stored for the gun fund but can't find anything to spend it on.

I've got tons of mags and as much ammo as I'm willing to store away at these prices.

I feel like I've upgraded about every possible part I can on my AR's and Glocks but I've got an itch to buy some stuff and no idea what to get.

I've been looking around at guns, but there's nothing that really interests me right now that I don't have.

Any ideas? Lol

Do you reload or have any reloading presses?

 

[MrSmitty]

Have some cash stored for the gun fund but can't find anything to spend it on.

I've got tons of mags and as much ammo as I'm willing to store away at these prices.

I feel like I've upgraded about every possible part I can on my AR's and Glocks but I've got an itch to buy some stuff and no idea what to get.

I've been looking around at guns, but there's nothing that really interests me right now that I don't have.

Any ideas? Lol

I'd love to have a .357 Lever gun donated to me....you know..... if you want to spend money.....

 

[Lilboog82]

Thermal

Training Course

Wha he said.

I just started into the thermal realm with the agm tm160; relatively inexpensive monocular to get started into the thermal game. I just ordered one for 399 out the door at outdoor legacy shop online. they didn't charge for shipping or taxes. I'm super excited to play with it once I get it.

 

[yetti462]

suppressor? highly recommend a can.

686, 657,629 fine wheel guns.

6.5 cm or 300 wm. with nice scope.

 

[Skywired]

How about a Fulton Armory M-1 Garand, Carbine, and Springfield 1903? All in hard cases?

 

[thelefthand]

Blued steel and walnut.
Today my grown daughter punched 3 consecutive quarters at 100 yards with my 6br rifle. She then photo'd and texted to everyone in the family. Still smiling. Next time we're shooting dimes.

With a 6BR, dimes at 200 yds should be a starting point

 

[Rookie]

Wha he said.

I just started into the thermal realm with the agm tm160; relatively inexpensive monocular to get started into the thermal game. I just ordered one for 399 out the door at outdoor legacy shop online. they didn't charge for shipping or taxes. I'm super excited to play with it once I get it.

Don't let the poor performance turn you off from thermals...

 

[Hoosierdaddy1]

Get into long-range shooting and reloading. That’s a rabbit hole you’ll never find your way out of!

That’s the truth! Starting reloading thinking I’d save money. At this rate I’ll have to live to 350 yrs old to recoup the money I have in reloading gear and supplies.

 

[BigRed]

Have some cash stored for the gun fund but can't find anything to spend it on.

I've got tons of mags and as much ammo as I'm willing to store away at these prices.

I feel like I've upgraded about every possible part I can on my AR's and Glocks but I've got an itch to buy some stuff and no idea what to get.

I've been looking around at guns, but there's nothing that really interests me right now that I don't have.

Any ideas? Lol

Let me help ease your stress...just give me the cash.

 

[BigRed]

You could always gift it to me........

Crap....somebody already called shotgun

 

[Hawkeye7br]

With a 6BR, dimes at 200 yds should be a starting point

Another day, now we have something to look forward to