what's most you're willing to pay for a handgun?

[rottenfuher]

There is no limit.

 

[skycrane]

shooting guns is not a cheap sport sadly. Its not like buying a new hockey stick to try out for $40 bucks. Each "stick" for us is like $1000 bucks!

 

[redleg]

I say 750 is max. How much does it really cost to manufacture a pistol? How much more to manufacture an accurate one?

What if it was made almost 100 years ago, and there are only 7 left in the world? Who cares what it costs to make something? If you want it badly you need to step up to the plate. If cost of manufacture was the issue, you shouldn't pay more than $100-$200.

 

[Trigun]

Any gun that over twelve hundred before tax for me is a dead line. But this should cover quite a few models that I like to own.

Trigun

 

[misfire]

shooting guns is not a cheap sport sadly. Its not like buying a new hockey stick to try out for $40 bucks. Each "stick" for us is like $1000 bucks!

I have a friend who plays 'old timers' hockey. I almost crapped myself when he told me he had bought a 150 dollar, carbon fibre wonder stick.....

 

[skycrane]

I have a friend who plays 'old timers' hockey. I almost crapped myself when he told me he had bought a 150 dollar, carbon fibre wonder stick.....

I told a friend of mine I paid $3500 for a Famae package. He thought I was crazy.