What's the cheapest 9mm handgun?

What about a Norinco NP-22? Chinese P226 clone with a rougher finish. Everything else I've heard about the gun is solid other than grips and cosmetics. I fear even this may be beyond your budget though..

Also, if you're concerned about rust, nothing a little gun oil before storage can't fix! I have a gun oil soaked rag on top of my gun safe and I always give everything a good wipe down before it goes back in the safe. With that and a small silica bead dehumidifier from crappy tire I have never had any issues with rust.
 
This question is essentially moot now with all the used berettas at site sponsors. Get one. replace the locking block with a new style one.
 
stockriderman said:
..... I've shot a bunch of different ones in the past and thy are all essentially the same to me.
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If you really found that to be the case then you may as well buy something cheap.

Me? I found that other than being roughly all shaped the same that there was a world of difference across the board. As a result after trying a whole bunch I opted for a CZ Shadow because I was able to easily feel a big difference in how it fit my hands and how the trigger felt and in the size of the groups I was able to shoot with that gun.

As if happens I bought two of the old Norinco M213 guns so I could play around with some beginner level gunsmithing. As it turned out both of them were excellent shooting guns. They really are one hand guns though. Two hands on a Tokarev really gets "cozy" and even crowded. But there's no doubt that the two I had were EXCELLENT shooting and accurate guns. Mind you in stock form the triggers felt AWFUL! Very heavy with quite a lot of creep..... but then apparently they all feel the same to you so I guess you won't notice that.
 
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