Alright Jow Forums, I live in the no fun zone of America and I'm wondering: What gun should I buy that is decently priced, fun to shoot, legal to own in NY and is still good for home defense?
Alright Jow Forums...
Jace Evans
Justin Myers
just buy a dumpster defender and rack the pump, if they hear that they'll run.
Lucas Hall
Any recommendations?
Andrew Baker
Mossberg 88
Ruger Mini 14
ruger pc9
Get your pistol permit and buy a glock or something
Luke Myers
Build AR from 80% receiver, make necessary modifications to make it SAFE Act-compliant
Christopher Peterson
Cost prohibitive. It's cheaper to just find a complaint rifle online.
Samuel Collins
Negative, I live in NY and built mine for $350
Jacob Price
Pump Shotgun Rem870 or Mossb590
Ruger Mini-14
Ruger PC9
Glock 17
Lucas Sanders
Aiden Lewis
What lower, upper, barrel, etc
You definitely didn't get a thordson stock for less than 100
Joseph Morris
>Polymer80 lower
>PSA Freedom Rifle Kit on sale
>put it all together
Cool salt wepin
>cut pistol grip so it's even with the action
>grind off barrel threads and bayonet lug
>pin stock in place
Slightly less cool non-salt wepin
Noah Collins
>rem 870
He probably wants a gun that will last beyond a few weeks before the rust goblin comes and claims it.
David Evans
SKS
Semi-auto
ban-proof
built in bayonet
grenade launcher (yugo)
cheap ammo
not finicky on ammo brands
decent hunting gun
storage compartment in stock for post-hunt cigar
Jaxon Campbell
literally banned by name in my state's new AWB
INB4 AHAHA JUST MOVE IDIOT
...you're next
Jayden Butler
Leave NY because it's a shithole
Nicholas Kelly
Commifornia?
Austin Hughes
These days, I've been suggesting the Ruger PC Carbine as a good ban state alternative. An unthreaded one is NY-legal (and 50-state legal), it's accurate, compact, more than powerful enough for home defense, the takedown feature is great, and 9mm ammo is cheap and available anywhere. It's also regularly found for $300 cheaper than a Mini-14, it's not gimped like a cuck state AR, and unlike a 50-year-old SKS it has an excellent warranty. You might want to seriously consider it.
Luke Brown
M1 carbine
Justin Bell
>unlike a 50-year-old SKS it has an excellent warranty.
they do.
its called solid manufacturing.
Luis Davis
>M1 carbine
Not in New York. The bayonet lug makes it illegal.
Juan Moore
You could also take advantage of one of the few things that New York has on California, and get yourself a Shockwave. I bought mine in 20 gauge and it's my primary home defender here in 518. 20 gauge is more controllable than 12, especially with the Raptor grip, but still has plenty of power for home defense, and everyone says the Shockwave is tremendous fun to shoot.
Joshua Clark
How is the memewave at the range? they look neat but they seem too impracticable for any for of target shooting.
Easton Foster
I bought a Mossberg 88 and slapped a raptor grip on it, same general idea but the barrel is 6 inches longer. Still fun to shoot
Kevin Cooper
You can remove it
Xavier Campbell
>How is the memewave at the range? they look neat but they seem too impracticable for any for of target shooting.
Well, they're not really target shooting kind of guns. They're designed for home defense at ranges of 10-15 yards or so, and work great at those distances. But they're definitely not long-range guns.
How does it handle?
Bubba'ing is never an option.
Nathan Murphy
You can get an M1 carbine without a lug.
Jordan Torres
It's really fun. I didn't find it that much more difficult than shooting a 12 gauge with a stock. The first couple shots I took from the hip because I was nervous about bashing myself in the jaw, but then I was just holding it up and looking down the sights almost like normal. If you can handle normal 12 gauge recoil you can handle a raptor grip.
I'm a dyel tier lanklet too, so if I can handle it you probably can.