Best rifle for under 300 dollars?

>>29821774
For what, you dumbass

>>29821774
K31. It's good for everything and only costs 50 bucks

>>29821934
>$50
Try $350

Yugo Mauser

>>29821934
He said best not cheapest ,a good bolt action gun

>>29821934
Where are you getting them for $50?

>>29821774
Save up an additional 200 and I think you can get a Savage Axis with scope for 500.

>>29821774
I like my nagant, meme or not...

If you're looking for a .22 rifle though i have a Mossburg plinkster that I love the shit out of and that gun was $100 brand new at Wal-Mart

>>29821949
>>29821966
Switzerland, where they are made originally. You can buy them for 50$ on flea market and for 100$ in a gunstore

>>29821774

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F3M48B1&name=Yugoslavian+Model+M48%2fM48A+8mm+Mauser+Rifles+GRADE+B1&groupid=6749&fprdct=1

>>29821990
Ohh yeah see across the pond we have to pay 350 USD

>>29821949
>$350 for a K31
It's borderline rape anon

>>29821979
I've got 500 to spend right now, should I get the Savage Axis /o/?

>>29821999
Just buy one in a swiss gunstore and make them deliver it to you. You'll have it for 100$ or 150$ shipping included

>>29821774
I mean, my Mosin is good. I picked up a '25 ex-dragoon and it shoots about 1.5MOA. I floated the barrel with cork, and floated the reciever with some wax. After that, it shoots about 1MOA.

I'm going to pick up some sights that the Jewish guy makes for nuggets. They're supposed to be pretty good.

In all, I only spent about 250 on it all, and have a perfectly serviceable rifle that keeps it's beautiful appreance and historical value. If I pick up some real hot loads of 54r, I can nail man sized targets at 300-400 yards pretty easily.

tl;dr
Get a good mosin.

>>29822006
Is that legal?

I think SKS used to be a good answer for this but you can't really get them for under $300 anymore.

My Henry lever action 22 was under $300 and it's perhaps my favorite gun. If you don't have a 22 plinking rifle then that's your answer.

>>29822029
Yes. The K31 isn't even a weapon you have to register or declare in Switzerland.

Why wouldn't it be legal? I bought a Dan Wesson last year in a US gunstore that shipped it to me

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>by law, this is a firearm
>I bought two Anderson's for 34.99/each last week

>>29822006
Give me a link and I'll belive you, all I've been seeing are about the same priced after the ass of internationl shipping.

Bumping for info

>>29821774
>Buy Hi-Point 9mm carbine for around 200 at a gun show

AND

>Buy hi point pistol for about 100 at a gunshow

OR

>Buy 12 gauge single shot or a 12 gauge bolt action for about 100 at a gun show

Now you have two guns, either for home defense, hunting, or both, for the price of whatever other weapon these guys were gonna recommend, plus cheap and available ammo to stockpile