What gift?

[jnyork]

So, this is the deal: You can only get one gift this year. It will be gun-related. It will cost less than $100.00. You will be exceedingly pleased to receive it. What's your pleasure?

I'll start off:

Book- "Marlin Firearms: A History of the Guns and the Company that Made Them" by William S. Brophy

About $55.00 or so new at Amazon.

[gamekeeper]

An old bolt action 20 gauge that needs some TLC would keep me amused over Christmas....

[J Miller]

Redding dual ring carbide sizing die in .45 Colt.
A little over $90.00 at Midway.

Joe

[jeepnik]

I'm easy, a brick of CCI MiniMags. Maybe two if you can get them for less than $50.

[Blaine]

Some sort of front dash-mounted rifle/shotgun holder for the Wrangler.

[2ndovc]

New holster for my New Frontier. Open top, cross draw with a hammer
throng.

jb

[Sixgun]

Under $100????? What's this, some kind of a sick joke?

Let's start again
Under $100. mmmmmmm......nothing. I'm spoiled so you need to add another "0" or two. ----6

[Chuck 100 yd]

what J Miller said would be nice.

[FWiedner]

Renew my Shotgun News subsciption.

[rjohns94]

I would be happy with lead, bullets, cci musket caps for my sharps, or a swiveless sling for my favorite levergun

[Mescalero]

Powder

[Jayhawker]

Agreed. I'd love to have about $100 worth of powder. That would be about 5 lbs, I guess.

[1894c]

I'm easy, a brick of CCI MiniMags. Maybe two if you can get them for less than $50.

+1 -- make mine three bricks of .22cal anything... :)

[jeepnik]

I'm easy, a brick of CCI MiniMags. Maybe two if you can get them for less than $50.

+1 -- make mine three bricks of .22cal anything...

Yep, I can make most anything else, and I have a pretty good supply of parts. But, I've really had to curtail my .22 rimfire use. I've read it possible to reload .22 rimfires. But the hassle just wasn't worth it. Seems like some enterprising fellow could come up with a set of dies, molds for the bullets (heck most of us cast anyway), and a way to prime them (maybe some was to spin the case and a priming compound paste).

[86er]

I'd like 4 - NRA annual memberships ($25 each) to give to new shooters.

[Sixgun]

Funny thing, I still hear a lot of complaints on obtaining .22 ammo. Relax, as it's coming. Due to location and previous years buying, my bud is always the first to get allotments and anything new and it grows from there. He has pallets of .22 Remington and .22 CCI ammo now.

And yes, I see that many people have run out of money and the inventory of all things guns is building.

When the Republicans take over the Senate and gain even more seats in the House during the midterm elections, prices will drop.------6

[Old Ironsights]

An invite to join a local hunting party next season along with the appropriate Tag(s)...

[rossim92]

A sporting goods store near me has plinking .22 lr ammo for 3.99/50. I bought 100 rds tuesday. So two bricks of it would be my pick.

[Streetstar]

I'd like 4 - NRA annual memberships ($25 each) to give to new shooters.

x2 -

[jnyork]

I'd like 4 - NRA annual memberships ($25 each) to give to new shooters.

Nice.

[AJMD429]

I'd like 4 - NRA annual memberships ($25 each) to give to new shooters.

Best suggestion yet...!

I just want health and togetherness for my family; if it takes $100 worth of ammo for a get-together-shoot like we often have in spring and fall (and summer and winter), then so be it...

[.Dirty-.Thirty]

I am needing some reloading goodies, brass for .308win and .30/06 and a couple jugs of powder!!

[jhrosier]

10 bricks of .22lr at the pre-panic price of $9.95 ea.
.....
In the real world, a Merit Optical attachment for my glasses, $64.95.


Jack

[n2t]

100 dollars worth of benchmark would be nice.