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Message Subject First time gun buyer/owner - suggestions??
Poster Handle A9BALLKID
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start with a .22 long bolt action rifle and or a single shot .410 shotgun and .22 long ruger pistol any model for begineers. You have to learn the basics first before you can shoot a larger caliber. I learned on a old trainer single shot .22 army rifle and a new england .410 as a young kid. Practice practice practice get some help or training if needed. My current loadout is a mossberg 835 pump, taurus 9mm millenium pro carry and S&W 5.56 ORC carbine these are my main weapons of choice. My wife carry's a .38 ultralight for carry but can use any of our guns for defense.
 Quoting: WAKEUPAMERICA01


Basically I'd agree with these recommendations . If you're not gun people, many of the suggestions in this thread will be very intimidating. I'd recommend a moss erg 20 ga shotgun. Not too bad a kick and usefully more powerful than a 410, and generally I think easier to find ammo. For guns, get a ruger .22 pistol with the 4.5 " barrel. Very accurate and still reasonably small to stuff in a coat pocket. A good .22 rifle like a ruger 10/22 with a scope is about as easy to shoot as a bb gun. You can buy. Tons of ammo cheap, it. Doesn't take up. Much room and you can practice afternoon for a few bucks. Get comfortable with your guns. Tough guys will say what they may, but well placed .22 shots have killed many a deer and you won't find many 2 legged predators volunteering to be shot in the eye with one. You'll gain comfort and confidence quickly and that'swaymore important than having a cannon you're scared of.
 
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