Poorfag guns /Pfg

>>31390092
175 ain't gonna get you shit
Maybe a stevens shotgun

Picky poorfag

>>31390092
You might be able to get a Yugo Mauser or a French Mle-36 for around 200

>>31390092
>dont want a break barrel single shot
Still better than nothing. You can train yourself to reload fast, if that's all you've got.

I've seen bolt action shotguns for ~125.

Go to gun stores and shows and ask to see their used guns. Got my Mossberg 590 for$199 new but that took months of waiting for a sale

Op here
Best ive found is a 20 gauge break barrel for 100.
Then a .22 tubefed forgot to check the brand, looked like a ruger.
I just want a large caliber to sling downrange

>>31390210
Gotta start somewhere. I have an envelope by my safe that I put$25 a week in for new guns. So far I'm still a few months away from an SKS but at least I'm eating you know?

>>31390092

You're going to look through the used racks at gunshops and pawn shops.

You're going to find an old shotgun.

It'll be a pump action, probably a Mossberg 500. It'll probably look bad but will function well. It will have a fixed choke which should be marked on the barrel.

You may have to save an additional 25$ to ensure success.

>>31390273
I'd avoid pawn shops honestly. They are more likely in my experience to sell a non functional gun with no warning.

>>31390390
Is it shady on the end of the shop to make you sign a form when you buy an old/milsurp rifle?

I bought a Chinese Mosin carbine, and they made me sign a form "just in case it blows up on you, we're abstained from responsibility." Should I worry my Mosin has headspacing issues or some other shit that might kill me if I shoot it?

>>31390436

Eh, maybe maybe not. When you order them most places online have some sort of "All used firearms should be inspected by a qualified gunsmith before use. This is not our responsibility. So on and so on" in their terms.

>>31390436
If you're worried about a milsurp rifle (or just if you've bought one) I would highly recommend taking it to a gunsmith and asking if it's safe to shoot. Shouldn't cost too much to be looked over.

>>31390504
This. It was like 15 bucks to get the headspacing checked on my nugget. A good gunstore will look it over before selling it to you tho.

>>31390591
When i got my nugget the local gunsmith looked it over for free.

>>31390092
1. Disengage OCD autism

2. Get job

3. Save money

4. Buy shotgun/rifle actually worth owning

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>>31390092
>/Pfg
>mfw poorfags can't even afford the second /

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>>31390500
>>31390504
>>31390591
Thanks, nigs.

Save about fifty bucks more and get a maverick 88

If you want one gun to cover the most bases you can in regards to different uses a shotgun is it

Avoid the steens pumps. They had a problem where they'd break on the slide rails rendering the gun inoperable