If you had $100

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I need to spend $100 before my wife gets ahold of it. Assuming you had only a Hi-Point 995 and a 10/22, would you:

1)Stock up on 9mm
2)Stock up on .22lr
3)Split the difference between the ammo
4)Buy a Choate stock for the 10/22 and use the remainder on various ammo
5)Scope the 10/22
6)Something completely different

I've wanted a Choate stock for awhile now, but I'm not sure of the fit and the OEM stock fits fine. I could pickup 600 rounds of 9mm for that price. I could get substantially more .22lr for that.

Its definitely going towards my firearms addiction but I'm torn.
 
stock up on ammo, definitely. whether 22 or 9mm is up to you. which do you shoot more? how is the stockpile on each?

if you're anything like me, you've got 3,000+ rounds of 22lr already. handgun ammo is a little more $$ so the stockpile grows slower...
 
3 boxes of .22lr from walmart-the 550rd boxes, about 40 bucks
3 boxes of winchester white box 9mm-100rd boxes of fmj, about 45 bucks
1 box of wwb-50rd box of hollow points, about 15 bucks

100 bucks well spent, you may go over a couple of bucks for tax and what the cost is at your local wallyworld.

-John
 
Ammo is supposed to increase by 20% next year.
I'd probably go buy some more 9mm. An increase of that amount shouldn't hurt your .22 collection efforts by too much - only about $2 per bulk pack of ammo at wally world.
I just bought ammo yesterday and am planning to get some more later this week but realistically, $2 more for 550 rounds is only going to be about $12 or so more to fill up an ammo can.
 
It can't hurt to stock up on ammo.

Speaking of ammo:

6)Something completely different

are you set up to handload? A hundred bucks will get you a good part of the way there.
 
stock up on 9mm

see if you cant get some one to load you enough for a case of something cheap.

buy it cheap, stack it _______

fill in the blank!

my current policy has moved from guns, to ammo and mags.

i got an EBR, and a hicap handgun. now im focusing on ammo and mags. like, a 3 to 1 ratio of rifle to pistol
 
You could pick up a Mosin Nagant for around that much. It would make a cheap big game rifle, and ammo for it is relatively affordable.
 
"Honey, I had $50 extra bucks and was about to spend it on a new scope for my rifle. Then I thought of you and thought the money would be better spent on ____ for you."

The other $50 goes to trigger time.

;)
 
fix the darn tigger on my 700 adl.

If the tigger pull is heavier than your rifle, there's a problem.
 
Noticed you have a 91/30 in your signature. Definitely grab some 7.62x54 while you still can. Stuff's going to dry up someday, probably sooner than later. I'd be putting as much money as I could into getting a small armory of that old surplus stuff.
 
If I had $100 dollars, I would hit the pawn shops and come home with another .22 or two. Or I would stock up on various ammoes.
 
I'm with those who think your focus should be on ammo. If I had $100, and the guns you have (and if you substitute an M44 for the 91/30, then I do have the guns you have), I'd split it between ammo for the 995 and the 91/30. Surely you can spring $10-15 for a brick of .22LR now and then, so lets use the "windfall" (which is sort of what it sounds like) on x54r and 9mm. You don't tell us how well stocked you are, otherwise, on ammo, but if you need each of these equally, you can pick up 300 rounds of each for ~$100 (it would have to be Wolf 9mm to get that much, if you are okay with that -- otherwise get as much 9mm of whatever you prefer for $50, and spend the other half on x54r). That's what I'd do.
 
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