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Diode · 02-19-2015, 10:37 AM

depends on what you are looking for. you can't just say "what pistol should i get?" or "what rifle should i get?"

despite veritas leading you into some dumb racist shit his initial post had a purpose.. the goal is important.

are you looking for a carry pistol (highly unlikely given you're in nyc)? are you looking for a range pistol, and if so, do you prefer revolvers, striker fired, etc? what kind of grip and stance are you most comfortable with? what types of magazine restrictions are you under in ny? do you prefer an extended grip? does the look of the weapon matter to you? do you like goodies like crimson trace/lasermax/etc? what caliber ammo is readily available and affordable in your area?

rifles get even more complicated.

Glossy Finish Dick Lips · 02-19-2015, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Diode

depends on what you are looking for. you can't just say "what pistol should i get?" or "what rifle should i get?"

despite veritas leading you into some dumb racist shit his initial post had a purpose.. the goal is important.

are you looking for a carry pistol (highly unlikely given you're in nyc)? are you looking for a range pistol, and if so, do you prefer revolvers, striker fired, etc? what kind of grip and stance are you most comfortable with? what types of magazine restrictions are you under in ny? do you prefer an extended grip? does the look of the weapon matter to you? do you like goodies like crimson trace/lasermax/etc? what caliber ammo is readily available and affordable in your area?

rifles get even more complicated.

Give me a few to answer these questions, lol. I shall return.

Batty · 02-19-2015, 12:06 PM

Best advice is to get something you feel comfortable with.

I'm a beast, I can shoot anything. I enjoy shooting double-barrel 12 gauges and muskets and shit. Only thing I don't like shooting are little guns with small grips.

Gotta get something you're comfortable with as your main piece tho. If you got big hands like I do, you will want a big enough grip or something that allows for sturdy dependable grip extenders. Some guns look badass and then they feel and shoot like dickturds.

My personal favs are 45 w/ crim trace, CZ83, 12 gauge and AK-47.

I enjoy them for accuracy, dependability and how fun they are to shoot.

02-19-2015, 10:37 AM	#1
Diode PR's Finest Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 14,165 Battle Record: 12-7 Rep Power: 85899410	depends on what you are looking for. you can't just say "what pistol should i get?" or "what rifle should i get?" despite veritas leading you into some dumb racist shit his initial post had a purpose.. the goal is important. are you looking for a carry pistol (highly unlikely given you're in nyc)? are you looking for a range pistol, and if so, do you prefer revolvers, striker fired, etc? what kind of grip and stance are you most comfortable with? what types of magazine restrictions are you under in ny? do you prefer an extended grip? does the look of the weapon matter to you? do you like goodies like crimson trace/lasermax/etc? what caliber ammo is readily available and affordable in your area? rifles get even more complicated. __________________

02-19-2015, 12:06 PM	#3
Batty that nigga Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: trailer house Posts: 2,739 Rep Power: 85899385	Best advice is to get something you feel comfortable with. I'm a beast, I can shoot anything. I enjoy shooting double-barrel 12 gauges and muskets and shit. Only thing I don't like shooting are little guns with small grips. Gotta get something you're comfortable with as your main piece tho. If you got big hands like I do, you will want a big enough grip or something that allows for sturdy dependable grip extenders. Some guns look badass and then they feel and shoot like dickturds. My personal favs are 45 w/ crim trace, CZ83, 12 gauge and AK-47. I enjoy them for accuracy, dependability and how fun they are to shoot.