5 Most Affordable Handguns (2013):
Hi Point pistols chambered in .45, .40, 9mm and 380 acp
are essentially the most inexpensive and probably the most ugliest handguns in
US markets as of today. These are heavy, clunky, and surprisingly reliable
firearms. Hi points have blowback operated actions, heavy block of steel and polymer frames make for great stability
and also are backed up with the best warranty in the industry. Lifetime transferred
warranty on these firearms do make them a great buy, and their retail prices
that range from $135 to $215 helps it’s cause too.
Tristar – Canik L120: Another CZ 75 clone which
can be dubbed as the attack of the clones. Let me try and get this straight the
turks have copied the Jericho 941, the Israeli cousin of the TZ 75, which in
turn was the Italian direct clone of the Czech CZ75. It’s all steel
construction, comes from the background of the thoroughbred CZ stable, and thus
makes it an extremely good buy.
Tokarev TT 33:
If makarovs are the Ak’s of the handgun world then tokarevs can be
dubbed as the mosins nagants! Extremely reliable and widespread distribution
from Los Angeles to Kabul. Milsurp retails for anything between $100, whereas
new builds from zastava arsenal retails around $250, making it a good buy. The
design is heavily influenced from john moses browning’s 1903 blowback operated
design. 7.62 x 25 mm packs a solid punch
and is more than adequate for self-defense purposes.