big E;714363; said:
I had one of the a few years back.A Ruger .22.Nothing fancy or high-caliber, but easy to operate and costs next to nothing to shoot.
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I had one of the a few years back.A Ruger .22.Nothing fancy or high-caliber, but easy to operate and costs next to nothing to shoot.
I like the 357 idea, The Ruger looks like another good option too, I think it would be good for target practice since it has low cost of ammo. What is bad about 9mm and glocks? I thought that these were good guns? Is it the "ghetto" thug image that turns you off or is it just personal preference ? I figure I want something cheap to shoot, something that has stopping power, and then maybe a shotgun or something else ? I will look into the 357 first, can you guys point me in the right direction for good prices,models, and info?
9 mm is a wimpy caliber. The round is even smaller than a .357. Forget it. Smallest you should get is a .357, and the largest you should get for right now is a .45 ACP.
big E;714427; said:
You want a cheap gun, check the pawn shops.But make sure its one with a sporting goods department.Not just some hawk shop on the corner.They'll usually have good help and advice behind the counter.And usually a layaway plan if you need it.If you're just getting into shooting, gun clubs are cool.My step-dad and I used to go every weekend back in the day.It was just as fun as hunting when I was a kid.
