Which one of these three in pic related is best option? Or should I go for all three? Which is the best to get first to train on then? Any other recommendations or tips welcomed too
Purchasing the first
Brody Anderson
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Jack Campbell
>Which is the best to get first to train on then?
The 10/22 for the cheap ammo
Jackson Martin
thats what i was thinking. is the three a good assortment to start out getting into the hobby? i dont want to drown anything i buy in accessories also, at least in the beginning
Lucas Sullivan
Prioritize getting an AR-15 since grabbers are trying to take it away and states are bending over for grabber laws which will make acquiring them more expensive as time goes on, you never know what's gonna happen
Shotguns and 10/22s will be fine since fudds like them but ultimately all 3 will be worth
Wyatt Foster
A 10/22 is now literally a "semi-automatic assault weapon" in WA state.
Eli Foster
2nding this.
They're all good for getting into the hobby. A full size pistol in 9mm would be a good choice to add to the list too.
Zachary Murphy
You should get all of them eventually. If you plan to conceal carry, put a compact pistol on the list too. Once you have those four guns, you have all the basics covered.
Dylan Brooks
>Prioritize getting an AR-15 since grabbers are trying to take it away and states are bending over for grabber laws which will make acquiring them more expensive as time goes on,
This is true and I've been thinking of it. I live in a red state so I think I have some time though.
Ayden Gutierrez
If you can get all 3, go for it.
Personally I started on a 10/22 and I wasn't that fond of it. Just didn't like the sights or the overall quality all that much. If you look around you can often find a bunch of classic .22 bolt-actions from the 60s-70s with good sights for like $70-100 used. I owned a number over the years and got a lot more fun per dollar that way than my 10/22 ever gave me.
That said if you must buy new, a 10/22 is sensible because you can do anything you want with it down the road.
An AR is something I'd get sooner rather than later. It's an election year so prices and availability can fluctuate. They have never been cheaper, so now is a good time to get one.
As far as the shotgun, I'd modify it to a Mossberg or Maverick combo deal. You get a shorter magazine tube (5+1 instead of 7+1) but you get a 28" barrel in exchange. Useful if you take up skeet shooting or hunting down the road. You also get a shorter barrel for home defense (18.5" vs 20"), but that capacity loss is basically permanent as Mossberg 500s and Mavericks don't take tube extensions.
Getting the combo just covers all bases as far as shotguns go. It allows one gun to do everything a shotgun can.
Austin Diaz
Yeah but if a federal law is changed you are affected no matter where you are.
Also if people think it's going to change and start panic buying they're going to be out of stock forever and the only way to buy one will be to buy used from some guy on Armslist for double what they cost now.
Election is just around the corner. Prices are rock bottom now. Now is the time.