IWI Tavor.
Expensive is relative. In my early 20’s, I bought a Benelli M1 Super 90, and at the time, that was a big ticket item for me at the time. As my financial situation has gotten better, I’ve been able to accumulate quite a few high end weapons.
Nice one. I was looking into one of those at the last Wanenmacher. Had the cash I'd saved up to pick up a Tavor or a Kriss Vector or a PS90. Unfortunately, I couldn't make myself 'pull the trigger' on the ones I saw, so I passed and that then led into my obsession with building a long range rifle.
My buy once, cry once bolt gun. Have several ARs hunting around $1K all in for parts etc...but this was my baby.
ARC Nucleus w/ BarLoc
TriggerTech Special
ARC M10 Mount
MPA Comp BA Chassis
24" Proof Carbon chambered in 6.5 creedmoore
26" X-Caliber 6GT
Sightron SIII 6-24
Atlas CAL
Rugged Surge 7.62
My buy once, cry once bolt gun. Have several ARs hunting around $1K all in for parts etc...but this was my baby.
ARC Nucleus w/ BarLoc
TriggerTech Special
ARC M10 Mount
MPA Comp BA Chassis
24" Proof Carbon chambered in 6.5 creedmoore
26" X-Caliber 6GT
Sightron SIII 6-24
Atlas CAL
Rugged Surge 7.62
Now that's a nice setup! I had that exact chassis planned for mine, but I ended up buying a Cadex and selling the MPA to recoup some funds.
Somehow we've morphed from FIRST expensive gun to MOST expensive gun.
In 1995 I ordered a Remington Custom Shop Model Seven MS in 257 Roberts from Sports World when they were over at the old London Square location on Lewis. I always regret selling it...
Dang, I've always wanted one of those in 7mm-08.
Well, expensive is a relative term. What I THOUGHT was expensive back in the day now isn't so bad...
Okay,,,
This was the first gun I bought when I got back into shooting about thirteen years ago.
S&W Model 15 Combat Masterpiece,,,
Pristine condition, in the box, with wrapping paper, and tools
I paid $500.00 for the gun "out the door".
That might not seem like a lot but it was to me,,,
I had been a poor but honest college boy for the last seven years,,,
Spending "half a grand" on anything other than school/books/tuition made my spine tingle.
So far the most I've spent on a single gun was,,,
$750.00 for an excellent 6" Colt Trooper Mk-III in .22 LR.
I'm retiring at the end of this year,,,
I've been "window shopping" for a retirement rifle,,,
It will probably be the last big ticket firearm I will ever purchase.
What I'm looking for is an exotic .22LR single-shot rifle of some ilk,,,
I promised myself I won't "cheap-out" on this big purchase,,,
But some of the rifles I'm looking at run around $1,600.
To tell the truth though,,,
I'm not sure I can make myself spend that much.
But this Winchester 1885 Low Wall is singing a siren song to me.
Aarond
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This was the first gun I bought when I got back into shooting about thirteen years ago.
S&W Model 15 Combat Masterpiece,,,
Pristine condition, in the box, with wrapping paper, and tools
I paid $500.00 for the gun "out the door".
That might not seem like a lot but it was to me,,,
I had been a poor but honest college boy for the last seven years,,,
Spending "half a grand" on anything other than school/books/tuition made my spine tingle.
So far the most I've spent on a single gun was,,,
$750.00 for an excellent 6" Colt Trooper Mk-III in .22 LR.
I'm retiring at the end of this year,,,
I've been "window shopping" for a retirement rifle,,,
It will probably be the last big ticket firearm I will ever purchase.
What I'm looking for is an exotic .22LR single-shot rifle of some ilk,,,
I promised myself I won't "cheap-out" on this big purchase,,,
But some of the rifles I'm looking at run around $1,600.
To tell the truth though,,,
I'm not sure I can make myself spend that much.
But this Winchester 1885 Low Wall is singing a siren song to me.
Aarond
.
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