You don't have to eat a specific amount of meat, just make sure to get enough protien. 80-100g is a good start, possibly more if you are athletic. The paleo diet book isn't that great for nutritional info, you'd be better off reading some marksdailyapple blog posts or searching around paleohacks.

I eat 4 eggs for breakfast and .5 lbs of meat for lunch and dinner. I sometimes skip lunch.

3-4 eggs for breakfast with either 6oz of pork or 3-4 slices of bacon.

Couple oz of fish or chicken for lunch on a salad.

3/4-1 pound steak or couple chicken breasts for dinner.

I shoot for 160g protein daily.

Edit: Yeah, it can be expensive.. but that is why I buy whole chickens and cut them up myself, buy beef/bison in bulk at costco, etc.

I've been known to eat a 1lb steak for dinner, but I probably average about .75lb-1lb per day. Like Cliff said, don't worry about eating a specific amount of meat (I also wouldn't put much stock into the RDAs for fat). Play around with different amounts & see what works best for you, as far as how you feel and what you can afford (and there's a lot of good info out there about making this work on a budget; it doesn't have to be expensive). Good luck! :)

No. I'm not 'paleo' at all by that metric. I get a vast majority of my calories from fats, and I also eat significant amounts of starch.

I eat about 1/2 lb of meat or fish and 3-4 eggs, most days. I don't have an appetite for much more flesh than that, unless it's an excellent steak. Plus I am poor.

Keep in mind I weigh about 105 lbs.

I do CrossFit 3x per week and a day of heavy lifting. I am 175 and generally aim for around 120-150 grams per day and that has seems to work pretty well as far as gaining muscle and strength goes. If I didn’t do all that, I would go for 80-120 grams per day. That’s just me :)