Many of the more affordable Nikon FX Lenses are G Lenses, without the aperture ring.
One of my Cameras is a Nikon FG manual 35mm SLR from the 80s, which could only support a G Lens at the lowest aperture (f/22 or whatever the Lens offers).
Since I'd like to get a 300mm Zoom and since there are a bunch of Nikon FX G ones on eBay, I wonder if there is a practical way to have an Aperture ring retrofitted, or if I should really just decide to either use a newer camera (N80) or cough up the extra cash for a Non-G lens?