Help me spend some money

[dhuze]

Nevermind. I just sold it last night. [sad2]

 

[01SVTvert]

you will far more out of a training course then another gun

This. Either that or join an IDPA / IPSC / whatever group at your club. You will have a blast.

 

[USMA-82]

Give $400 - 500 in food to a food bank. Or give that much to a church or homeless shelter. Give it to the Wounded Warriors program, or the Fisher House.

Your rewards, in the end, will be great.

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[BearArms]

Get yourself a Saiga in 5.45x39 and do the conversion.

 

[infidel]

I'm thinking a quality 1911 is in order!

 

[Coyote33]

Nobody said a nice .17 HMR. This is a good, accurate gun. You can watch your bullet hit. If you'd rather reload, get the .17 Fireball.

Or, you could buy 5 Marlins at Dick's for $500, and let your local club start a kids' class/course/team.

 

[samandglove1]

Normally I would say to try and pick up a M1 Carbine to go with your Garand, but I agree some of the previous posters that you have a pretty big hole in your (nice) collection. I would pick up a S&W, a Ruger, or an older Dan Wesson .357 revolver. You will be able to find a nice used revolver that is within, or close to your budget.

 

[Titan]

You've got a great start on a collection there.

However, it clearly lacks a S&W 686+ revolver (3, 4 or 6 inch barrel) to share ammo with your Marlin lever gun.

 

[shootback]

good call with the garand. A good S&W revolver in .44mag is a must have also