Guns under $150 that dont blow up in your face

uh, so you are going to register them all in one person's name and then give them away?

I think this is a nice idea, but smells like an opportunity for some fuckass to make you guys look like a straw purchaser.

>>31018178

>not getting hi-points painted with spray paint gold slides and sharpie drawn etching on it

kys

>>31018178
Tell him to buy a nice quality knife for each

>>31018197

Worst case scenario, just bring the groomsmen to the Gun Store and have background checks done on them.

>>31018212
sounds like loads of fun... maybe you guys could go to the dentist afterwards

>>31018178
SCCY CPX-2s can be found for $200, or a bit less at the right store/right time (MSRP IS $300 ish) You might see if the owner is willing to deal a bit since you're buying several.

>>31018178
Is it just me or have the threads this week been a little more out there than usual?

>>31018197
>register

What

Heritage revolver all the way.
It's a nice looking gun, way better than some bolt action- or high points.
Mine worked perfectly before I sold it

>>31018249
so you buy a bunch of pistols from jamal behind the dumpster, 6 new ones all the same?

>>31018246
yeah they have

>>31018178
>>31018197
>possible straw purchase...
Anon, look into black powder. Federally unregulated and still cool.

>>31018197
Oh fuck off. What the government doesn't know won't hurt OPs friend.

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You can get pic related for like $150 used.

Seriously though, >>31018206 has the right idea.

>>31018281
>straw purchase
You can buy firearms and give them as gifts.

>>31018178
Are all the groomsmen white?

I've gotten quality knives as a groomsman gift and personalized hip flasks + bottle of good liquor as a groosman gift. Both have served me well over the years.

Both are easier to do than guns.

>>31018178
$150 is too little. id pass on the guns and get everyone an engraved knife or something. you can get some nice knives for that price

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>>31018292
>buy 6 pistols on the black market
>give them away as gifts

Wow man brilliant

>>31018280
No, I buy 6 cheap shit guns from my LGS and give them as gifts to adults who can legally purchase their own firearms.

>>31018262
This, ask if you can get bulk pricing, pretty guns that while made of zamac only are made for .22 so it doesn't matter.

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>>31018337
>>31018280

What Nazi state do you live in where you have to register your fucking guns?

>>31018337

Who said anything about the black market? You do know that you can legally buy guns in the U.S, right?

>>31018281
>>31018206
actually like those ideas;

all the background stuff has me thinking it might be more hassle than its worth; i didn't think about it till now, but most of them, including me, would be flying in from various states, and a couple of them live/work in DC so that's probably a no go. So even if their state was ok and the gifting of guns was kosher, you'd have to fly back with a guns and deal with all that associated bullshit.

I think knifes it is.

so....

any knife recommendations?

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>>31018392
Yeah.

>>31018178
Jimenez .22 pistols are decent and like $100-$120 bucks

>>31018392
>It's a 'anons convinced a retard not to make his friends felons episode'

You should know that DC has some of the most draconian gun laws in the US, holy shit you fucking idiot.

Pair a knife with a small bottle of good booze (I shouldn't need to tell you this but make sure none are recovering alcoholics but you have no goddamn sense) and maybe put it in a pretty wood box.

Opinels are weird looking in a good way and you could find a sheath to go with it for less than 30 bucks.

>>31018375
>>31018380

Q: When you buy a pistol from an FFL, do you have to fill out ATF form 4473?
A: yes.

what's the big mystery here fellas

>>31018478
>record of purchase
>registration

There isn't anything on that form other than a certification that you bought the gun. You could have sold or lost the gun and the ATF would be none the wiser.

nagant revolvers for everybody

>>31018578
Are you from 2012?

Nagants are 3x the price now. I got mine for Christmas from my dear mother before she passed away, so I'm never getting rid of mine, but in a few years some people could make a tidy profit off of theirs.

>>31018424
looks neat, but they are $200+

>>31018568
so you think you can go buy as many guns as you want and give them away to whomever you want and that is completely legal and none of the serial numbers get tied to the purchaser's name because ethics?

ok

>>31018648
You can absolutely do this you fucking idiot. Don't like it, write your congressman

>>31018648
The form is literally checking that the purchaser is allowed to buy guns, the buyer can then give those to whoever the fuck he wants (so long as they have the same state residency and he knows of no reason they can't legally own guns).

>>31018178
Aren't M1895s still like 100 bucks?

>>31018648
>tfw I have literally been doing this for years
>"dude you're getting into hunting? I have an old Mosin you can have"
>"happy birthday little bro, I got you a Cz52 like you've been eyeballing"

All perfectly legal.

>>31018679


good luck with buying multiples and handing them out like candy bars. It is a felony to give a firearm to someone who can not legally possess one.

Don't call me an idiot you motherfucker. Anyone who rants and raves about how great it is to walk into a store and buy multiple firearms in one day (a flag on your record for starters) and then GIVE THEM ALL AWAY is going to be looked at with suspicion.

When you buy guns, if you buy more than one (from the same FFL dealer) in any given week, the dealer is required to submit a "multiple firearm purchase form" to the ATF. Accumulate a certain amount of forms (nobody knows what amount) in a certain amount of time (nobody knows what timeframe) and you'll get a visit from the JBTs.

>>31018716
>>31018679
>>31018698
What states do you guys live in?

>>31018197
>register
???

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>>31018679
>>31018698
>>31018716
>background check
>not a de facto registry

>>31018698
yes, and Op stated that several of the recipients were from out of state.

i'll bet he does not know if they are all clear of felonies or domestic abuse misdemeanors. I am sure they are all fine upstanding individuals and all but it happens and then it would be on OP with a felony charge just for trying to be nice.

go ahead and do what you want guys im just saying this is asking for a bunch of trouble. give away ammo or something instead.

sheesh

>>31018719
Wow. How did you even make it through jade helm alive. And fucking obviously you don't hand out guns to random people you fucking idiot. I think the groom might know which one of his groomsmen have felonies. Take your tin foil hat ATF memes and kys. How big of an idiot do you have to be to believe that the atf gives a shot how many guns you buy in a short amount of time. why does giving guns away rustle your jimmies enough for you to spout out blatant nonsense.

>>31018752
this. if you don't think a serial number gets squirreled away with the buyer's name next to it, you are nuts. just because these records can not be used to their fullest extent right now does not mean they do not exist.

bang, gun gets used in a crime.
>cops gee boys who bought it? oh i don't know we are not allowed to save that data. aw, darn it!

those serials are tied to the last purchaser FOREVER until they officially change hands via an FFL or a form transfer.

i dont fucking like it any more than you guys do but its the truth.

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>>31018719
So you plan on giving the guns to fucking felons and underage b&? Why would you be asking about this shit in the first place if you intended on giving them to people who can't own a gun?

As usual OP, you are a fucking illiterate retard.

>>31018752
Yea it's not. The gun shop calls up nics and asks them to run a check. They do and it comes back clean, they hang up and forget your name instantly. Gun shop guy says cool I'll sell you a gun. Puts your papers in a file, 7 years later he empties the files for January 2015 into a shredder.

T. Work at a gunshop

>>31018795
If you're actually this naive I genuinely feel sorry for you

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Hey OP
Get them all blackpowder revolvers.

They're cool solid guns that don't count as firearms in the eyes of the ATF, I live near an ex-con who can't pass a background check, so all his guns are black powder.

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find a pair of CZ82s that are still decent looking.

>>31018805
If your actually this paranoid I feel bad for you.

>>31018823
No

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>>31018392
Benchmade mini onslaught would be cool. You can also get them engraved pretty cheap through a lot of dealers. I know knifeworks does it for free on benchmade knives.

>>31018178
I have a better idea, anon.

Instead of spending ghetto shit gun money, and buying a bunch of ghetto shit pistols, how about you instead spend the same dollar amount, and get engraved knives?

Where $150 gets you a basic bitch hi-point, that same $150 gets you a damn decent gentleman's folder--a knife that is aesthetically in line to commemorate the event--and that will be of genuine utility to the men they will be gifted to?

Would you like suggestions? I can recommend several German, French, or Japanese bladesmiths that make elegant and functional tools.

https://www.forge-de-laguiole-usa.com/collections/laguiole-traditional-premium-wood-handles

Here is an example of what I mean.

>>31018807
>>31018281
>black powder
actually good recommendation. OP. look into black powder dueling pistols

>>31018922
OP here, Im definitely all ears for suggestions. I was looking at some engraved benchmade knives, but those laguiole knives are classy as fuck.

>>31018928

as for BP pistols, the lowest i've seen is $200 which is overbudget.

>>31019011
>but those laguiole knives are classy as fuck.

I realize that they're a tad over the original amount you stated, but wedding = classy. if you do things right, this is your one chance to impress, you might as well make elegance a focal concept.

Hang on, I'll rifle my links for some ideas for you.

When do you need to have these purchased and on hand by?

>>31019070
weddings in october so there is some time

>>31018178
get a turk mauser for like $100. nuggets can still be had for like under $150 just gotta find the private party sale

>>31019110

Ok, thanks. I'll focus more on the domestic market. That should get you options that'll be achievable within your time frame.

>>31019133
i know of a source that is selling mosins from crates for $160 each if that interests you

i agree

buy a benchmade for them... get them all a 940 which is 180$ each, it would such a nice gift they could use everyday. don't buy them a cheap gun that wont be usable

>>31019011
Not those guys but, this >>31018807 anon has the right idea.
Try getting some "old west" style holster belts for it too, if you want to go that route or keep it simply colonial.

>>31019169
mav on calguns

>>31019011
>as for BP pistols, the lowest i've seen is $200 which is overbudget.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/black-powder/black-powder-revolvers%7C/pc/104792580/c/104701680/sc/567338580/pietta-model-1851-confederate-navy-44-caliber-black-powder-revolver/735152.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fblack-powder-revolvers%2F_%2FN-1115136%2FNs-MIN_SALE_PRICE%3FWTz_stype%3DGNU

http://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/black-powder/black-powder-revolvers%7C/pc/104792580/c/104701680/sc/567338580/pietta-model-1851-confederate-navy-44-caliber-black-powder-revolver/740536.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fblack-powder-revolvers%2F_%2FN-1115136%2FNs-MIN_SALE_PRICE%3FWTz_stype%3DGNU

>>31019187
yes. well nevermind then you already know. why would you buy a knife then

>>31018197
>>31018648
>>31018337
>>31018719
Holy fuck you can't be this dumb.
Hopefullyatroll/10

>>31019011
http://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/black-powder/black-powder-revolvers%7C/pc/104792580/c/104701680/sc/567338580/pietta-model-1851-confederate-navy-44-caliber-black-powder-revolver/740536.uts?destination=%2Fcategory%2FBlack-Powder-Revolvers%2F567338580.uts

$150

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>>31018202
this put the 90s cup design on the slides

>>31019110
>>31019110
>>31019110


Okay, besides the laguiole knives, here are a few others to consider:

https://www.katzknives.com/shop/knives/folding-pocket-knives/gentlemans-cocobola-wood/

Search on amazon for "Boker Plus" for some good options.

http://www.worldknives.com/manufacturers/hartkopf-knives-hand-made-german-pocket-knives-for-sale-80.html

Good luck, OP, whatever you decide to do.

>>31018478
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Tracing_Center

If you bought a new firearm through an FFL, it's registered under your name. Now while you can say you sold it come everything going to shit, your name is still connected with firearm ownership and you might get a knock from local law enforcement.

>>31019472
>>31019285

OP here, just got off the phone with groom.

So I was going to jump on the laguiole knives, but he was insistent on 'guns or nothing'. After some prying all i got was "Do not worry about knives, they are already taken care of" and "I wasn't suppose to know that". Haha i think there are bigger plans that i am not made aware of.

Also, we found the BP pistols listed at cabelas for $150 that some people here linked. Finally, the guy that I thought lived in DC actually moved to Virginia not long ago.

So adding all that up, we went with the Pietta Model 1851 BP pistols.

Thanks for all the help. I'm saving some of those knife links for future reference if I feel my wallet is getting too full.

>>31019669
Cool beans. I'm the laguiole guy, but black powders can be quite classy.

Good luck to the groom!

>>31019669
why arent you getting the $160 nuggets /k/omrade?

>>31019776
Because they don't exist?

>>31019776
groom preferred the BP pistols, and didnt want to deal with private sales; as for me, I saw the posting on Cal guns but personally I have all the nuggets i'd ever want and a BP pistol just sounds cool.

>>31018235
yeah bad enough i have to be in a wedding party

background check? fuck you, asshole i dont have any friends i like even close to that much

>>31019935
>I have all the nuggets i'd ever want
so, one.

>>31019970
heh

>>31018790
What

>>31018235
I would have loved a free checkup as a groomsman gift. Dentists are expensive, mang.

>>31019970
lol!

>>31019669
The long barrel or the short barrel 1851s?

>>31019935
These are more but has your shit you'd need with it
http://www.cabelas.com/product/pietta-model-1851-confederate-navy-44-caliber-black-powder-revolver-with-starter-kit/735154.uts?Ntk=AllProducts&searchPath=%2Fcatalog%2Fsearch.cmd%3Fform_state%3DsearchForm%26N%3D0%26fsch%3Dtrue%26Ntk%3DAllProducts%26Ntt%3Drevolver%26x%3D10%26y%3D6%26WTz_l%3DHeader%253BSearch-All%252BProducts&Ntt=revolver

>>31018178
Moist is a meme

>>31020314
no u

>>31020171
long

>>31019970
lol

I have a 91/30 and a m44

>>31018392

Mora's. They are awesome knives are a bargin price. 10$ a piece and they are of excellent quality.

>>31020373
http://www.cabelas.com/product/pietta-model-1851-confederate-navy-44-caliber-black-powder-revolver-with-starter-kit/740135.uts?Ntk=AllProducts&searchPath=%2Fcatalog%2Fsearch.cmd%3Fform_state%3DsearchForm%26N%3D0%26fsch%3Dtrue%26Ntk%3DAllProducts%26Ntt%3D1851%26x%3D10%26y%3D6%26WTz_l%3DHeader%253BSearch-All%252BProducts&Ntt=1851

Extra $50 to get you some shooting supplies and such to hand out.

OP, how many Groomsmen do you have? I have 4 Moist Nugs straight from Molot if yer interested.

But I gave my groomsmen knives and I think they make better gifts. It's the symbolism. Knives are one of our oldest, simplest tools. Nobody should be without a knife. If I was doing it over again, I'd have gone with benchmade mini-grips instead of the fixed blade knives I gave everyone. There's a chance they'd carry those for the rest of their lives. (I pick the mini-grip because it's what I like, you can pick whatever you want, the point is a folder is more useful to most people).

If you really want the MNs, give me a burner email.

>>31020576

>It's the symbolism.

You know gifting knives was for many centuries seen as bring bad luck?

>>31020576

5 groomsmen; thanks for the offer but the groom prefers the BP pistols over nuggets. Like i said in a previous post, I personally preferred the knives, but the groom said "thats already been taken care of". So I'm assuming he's already picked out a set of knives.

>>31018426
>Jimenez
>decent
Pick one and only one.

>>31018197
Nope, if it's genuinely a gift, like this is, and as long as his buddies aren't felons and fuckwits, it's not a straw purchase.

I work at a gun store, and had this explained and shown where in the law it said it was legit the first time I thought what you thought. "But he's not the intended transferee" In order to give a gift, you must own the gift first. Therefore, he is buying the guns for his own purpose. If his buddies are legally ineligible to own a firearm, he's still in some shit though

>>31020715
my uncle is of the same opinion. He made me and my brother hunting knives, but made us each pay him a quarter. He said giving a knife as a gift severs the relationship.

I think that's horseshit, myself.

>>31018719
False, you're only required to report multiple handgun sales. You can buy 1000 rifles in a week with no extra paperwork

>>31020730
Good luck, I do have a BP pistol for sale, but it's not in "gifting" condition.
(whoever owned it before me used a punch where it was not needed. Alot.)

>>31020919
Superstition when you get a knife, scissors or a blade you give some money back even just a penny to keep good luck and relationship uncut.

>>31021254
So what you are saying is he overcharged me 24 cents?

>>31018392
I did Microtech for my wedding.
A buddy did Benchmade Griptilians for his.
Knives are a lot more useful and far more legally feasible for this (especially in this price range)
$150 could get you some great folders that would last for years.
(Benchmade will also laser etch them for you)

Case Buffalo Horn Hunter

>>31018178
That's a fucking weird groomsman gift. Is his wife also his sister?
Also why bother with something like a gun if you're only spending $250 a person?