Agreed. Don't go for an expensive gucci gun, don't buy the cheapest thing out there. Every gun manufacturer and retail store is chud owned so just get the best deal you can.
Yeah it's not cheap but it's not too bad and if you're looking for something reliable and compatible with lots of customization it's a good investment.
It depends on your threat level. If you’re in hog county and you’re not a visibly straight white guy, you could benefit from both. But if your neighborhood is safe but you travel to another city for work where it’s more hostile, then a handgun might serve you better.
M&P 2.0s have been on sale under $400 and that’s quite a steal for an extremely underrated gun which have been compared favorably to Glocks
However, I highly suggest you don’t spend the entire $1000 on a single gun. You will need ammo and potentially a safe. A good safe and beginner’s stockpile will cost over $500 total. So personally, if I had $1000, it would be pistol, safe, and ammo. (AR ammo tends to be more expensive and you will get less)
Alternatively, you can go for a .22 rifle for training. But if you plan on defense and can’t afford to buy multiple guns, I’d stick to just getting a defensive gun i.e. 9mm pistol
Glocks are good if you want something with cheap magazines (you can occasionally find cheapo 30-rounder sticks for $10 and Glock factory magazines are cheap compared to other OEM pistol magazines) and a lot of aftermarket support. Older .40 caliber models can also be converted to 9mm and they're pretty plentiful used.
Yeah some companies are a lot worse than others with that; also lots of pistol-caliber carbines use Glock mags so it's a bit less of a spendy proposition to buy one if you've already got the feeding devices handy.
from watching the gun comrades (gunrades?)
AR-15
Agreed. Don't go for an expensive gucci gun, don't buy the cheapest thing out there. Every gun manufacturer and retail store is chud owned so just get the best deal you can.
can I buy artisanal hand made guns from cuba?
Unfortunately, import/export restrictions will prevent that.
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Yeah it's the best option simply due to its popularity and the shear amount of accessories/customization options, and also the ammo availability.
As for pistols this is a good option for similar reasons
I can't see a price for that pistol?
edit: nevermind, I figured it out lol
Yeah it's not cheap but it's not too bad and if you're looking for something reliable and compatible with lots of customization it's a good investment.
Do I really need an AR-15? Not a handgun?
It depends on your threat level. If you’re in hog county and you’re not a visibly straight white guy, you could benefit from both. But if your neighborhood is safe but you travel to another city for work where it’s more hostile, then a handgun might serve you better.
M&P 2.0s have been on sale under $400 and that’s quite a steal for an extremely underrated gun which have been compared favorably to Glocks
However, I highly suggest you don’t spend the entire $1000 on a single gun. You will need ammo and potentially a safe. A good safe and beginner’s stockpile will cost over $500 total. So personally, if I had $1000, it would be pistol, safe, and ammo. (AR ammo tends to be more expensive and you will get less)
Alternatively, you can go for a .22 rifle for training. But if you plan on defense and can’t afford to buy multiple guns, I’d stick to just getting a defensive gun i.e. 9mm pistol
Absolutely second this, esp for a pistol
Glocks are good if you want something with cheap magazines (you can occasionally find cheapo 30-rounder sticks for $10 and Glock factory magazines are cheap compared to other OEM pistol magazines) and a lot of aftermarket support. Older .40 caliber models can also be converted to 9mm and they're pretty plentiful used.
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Yeah some companies are a lot worse than others with that; also lots of pistol-caliber carbines use Glock mags so it's a bit less of a spendy proposition to buy one if you've already got the feeding devices handy.
depends what you want it for
AR-15 is a good all-rounder, or so i've been told
but if you need something to carry with you, Nako suggested a handgun