I plan on buying my first hand gun in the new 3-4 months and I'm looking for suggestions.
Buying my first gun & looking for suggestions.
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WARNING... IF YOUR NOT A PRO DONT MESS WITH THIS THE RECOIL ACTION IS SOMETHING SERIOUS
Learn how to scrap first.
Ok I'm back, shit was funny. It depends on what you can handle or feel comfortable with. DO NOT BUY FOR PRICE. I like Ruger and I haven't had any problems.
T.I. had several good choices to choose from can't go wrong with the King!
I don't have an issue with handling my own.
here you go!!
This Shit Right Here Could Knock Out An Elephant From 2 Football Fields Away
WARNING... IF YOUR NOT A PRO DONT MESS WITH THIS THE RECOIL ACTION IS SOMETHING SERIOUS
A revolver .... any semi-auto has maintenance and jammin' issues . 38 .....
i was gonna reply but as usual somebody beat me to it. this is the answers u gon get everytime homeboy. dont get caught with that ratchet.
.500 Magnum Smith and Wesson
just google it, everything else will follow
also, heckler and koch make some nice semi-automatics
just google it, everything else will follow
also, heckler and koch make some nice semi-automatics
A revolver .... any semi-auto has maintenance and jammin' issues . 38 .....
Got to keep 'em cleaned and oiled playa...my gats never jam up.
Got to keep 'em cleaned and oiled playa...my gats never jam up.
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Why?
You trying to make this man kill himself. That .50 cal is no joke though. If there is a range near you, find out if they have gun rentals so you can get a true feel of the weapon. This is the best way to find out what you like.
The mother of all handguns
what you need a gun for? learn to box.. pussy..
if u are new to the game i would suggest a .40 cal hotpoint a cheap, reliable gun for 140.00 and they rarely jam if they are clean. good for target practice, you will learn about the recoil then choose what caliber to spend your real money on (S&W, glock, ruger, or taurus are my suggestions when you get the one for the real money)
Is it easy to handle? How's the stopping power? This stalker is gonna have to be eliminated by any means necessary and I'm ready to do some things!
Get a shotgun ....You'll never have to actually fire it ...well I hope not.
Potential protection.
I'm going to be doing a lot of traveling into a hood & city that I'm not familiar with for one of my new business ventures.
It's nothing that I can avoid so I would at the very least like to have peace of mind that if shit pops off I can flash a piece to deescalate a situation.
I plan on getting my concealed weapons permit first and then hit a few firing ranges before I purchase.
Some states require taking a gun training course as a prerquisite to getting that permit...either which way you should take it...some of those courses let you get some hands on experience...as you already alluded to...keep hitting the ranges and try out different calibers of guns...here's a great beginner's site...
http://www.internetarmory.com/
Well that rules out a shot gun or a fully auto.... a 2.5 or 380 aint gonna cut it.
Get a 40. cal that would make cats think twice when if they try to run up. The bark on them shits is powerful too..so if cats is blind..you can def find out if they def