let's go hunt the least dangerous game, maf: the north american weeaboo
well, i ordered some black hills hollow points
It'll be awesome, driving my mustang to the coast to shoot my awesome rifle- how MAN DUDE IS THAT?!
It'll be awesome, driving my mustang to the coast to shoot my awesome rifle- how MAN DUDE IS THAT?!
Are you going to go muddin' in your mustang first?
if i'm ever in the tuck, i'm goin' shootin' with you boys
i get no respect from my seattle cityboy college intellectual pals, maf excluded
oh jesus, even gun nuts have fan camps. not that i'm surprised, but unlike console fucktards, you'd think they'd have accidentally killed themselves offWatching old guys argue of Colt vs Kimber 1911's (classic argument) is amazing.
i'm taking a pair of maintenance classes this weekend. my old man's shown me to clean/oil/maintain a cz-75 and of course the ol' h&k, but this is hands on with the sig and SUPPOSEDLY it'll make even a fumbling aspertard like me into a pro.that's definitely not a bad idea. When you get some of the basics that they teach you can look online at guides/videos for any other model you might get and you can finish it pretty easily. It might save from some mistakes like the "idiot mark" on my 1911.
Another good idea is to youtube how to disassemble your gun. Sounds silly, but there are a lot of REALLY good step-by-step videos on there about it, anyone can do it. Unless they've been drinking wine all night, and end up trying to put their 1911 back together wrong, amirite Groogrux?
drew's right that it's not the next step up, but I think it's the best step for most people. 9mm is still large enough so that you get an idea of what larger calibers feel like but it's completely manageable even if you're unfamiliar. Just still make sure you have someone who is familiar with guns with you. The first gun my wife ever shot was a 9mm and she shot a .45 that same day ;)
Huff: Before answering your question about what your options are, what are you planning on using this gun for? Target shooting? Concealed? Home defense?
that is an awesome looking gun mupesThanks! I'm on a revolver kick right now, so my next gun is going to be a Colt Python...
That, sir, is the hotness.I can't wait to shoot it! :hyper I might have to wait until next weekend though. My indoor range won't allow the caliber and the outdoor range is closed this weekend for repair. Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo
http://www.falsebaysportshooting.co.za/ (http://www.falsebaysportshooting.co.za/)That seems awesome. I'd go
Open day next week, there will be rifles, handguns, carbines, black powder guns all sorts of shit. A friend asked me to come along, but I've never even touched a gun and am questioning if it will be worth driving for like 2 hours to shoot shit up.
What's the reason you can't?
It is really fun if you're a tinkerer. So many little things for you to work on and improve. Lots of experimentation if you decide to go further and mod them or reload your own ammo. Also, people who actually shoot and not just bro collect Glocks and AR's tend to be really nice and welcoming.
It's mostly that I don't trust myself with gun access.
I love the tinkering aspect the most. I love shit like that and I like the idea of shooting targets. Never anything living.
"think"? You are a weirdo!What's the reason you can't?
It is really fun if you're a tinkerer. So many little things for you to work on and improve. Lots of experimentation if you decide to go further and mod them or reload your own ammo. Also, people who actually shoot and not just bro collect Glocks and AR's tend to be really nice and welcoming.
It's mostly that I don't trust myself with gun access.
I love the tinkering aspect the most. I love shit like that and I like the idea of shooting targets. Never anything living.
For the price of a nice AR you could get an old motorcycle. Much more rewarding hobby and people don't think you're (as much of) a weirdo.
Hello GunBore, I'm looking to buy my first handgun in the next couple of months. :doge
I'm in need of something that's low profile, easy to use, easy to maintain, and reasonable in price.
What is a reasonable price and what do you plan to use it for? Home defense? Concealed carry? Plinking at the range? Competition shooting?$500 to $600 range
I recommend a 1911 to everyone because they're beautiful works of art.
Get a glockFor your price range and all things considered this is probably your best bet. Good resale value, easy as shit to maintain and reliable.
You should try different sizes/calibers to see what shoots well for you. Even two seemingly identical 9mms can feel totally different. My only gun is a basic-nerd mosin so I'm not an expert on anything much less handguns which I've only shot once.
Also since no one is asking, why do you feel like you need a gun pallando? They're fun but you'll be a little paranoid about safety for a while and it's something you'll probably keep from most people in real life if you randomly get resting bitch face like myself.
My girlfriend's dad apparently rolls out at night to walk his dogs strapped without a conceal and carry... or even a regular ass carry license in CA.
Dude has his radio tuned into cop radio stations too apparently tuned in to the probably nothing calls that come into his suburb. How do I stop West Coast Zimmerman out here fam, dude will prob blast some poor kid one day while he's out having his dogs drop a duce.
My girlfriend's dad apparently rolls out at night to walk his dogs strapped without a conceal and carry... or even a regular ass carry license in CA.
Dude has his radio tuned into cop radio stations too apparently tuned in to the probably nothing calls that come into his suburb. How do I stop West Coast Zimmerman out here fam, dude will prob blast some poor kid one day while he's out having his dogs drop a duce.
:crazy
How jumpy is he?
Still trying to decide whether I organize and armed resistance against the fascists or go full warlord status and turn Oklahoma back into No Mans Land.
If AR-15 is so customizable what's stopping them from making AR-15 BAR?