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-eztrader- 10-12-2012 08:04 PM

New to shooting-- looking to purchase
 
Im looking to buy a pistol and a rifle -- something I can shoot at the range for fun.

I don't want to have to upgrade these items later- so I'd rather buy top quality now.

What do u guys suggest?



I've heard a lot about AR this or that - bit to be honest Im not sure what that means.

Thx

yzracer931 10-12-2012 08:07 PM

Go to the range and rent a few different pistols. Shoot them and pick whatever feels comfortable.

TheYoungConnoisseur 10-12-2012 09:46 PM

Kimber CDPII for the pistol and If your looking for a bolt action rifle a howa m1500 in whatever caliber you prefer. Probally the best bang for the buck rifle on the market.

81911 10-13-2012 08:21 AM

Whoa, if you're that new and don't exactly understand what an AR means then slow down. I do not advise following random recommendations when you have no clue what they mean. Not trying to insult by any means, I'm just saying you need to know what you want specifically. I would go talk to your local gun shop and explain your situation and goals. They will be way more help than anyone on here.

quickZohsix 10-13-2012 09:03 AM

I second the advice above.

-eztrader- 10-15-2012 11:26 AM

i appreciate the advice, buy can you guys throw a few ideas out there, so i can ask my local gun shop what to look at?


thx

maxemus 10-15-2012 12:18 PM

EZ,
The boys are giving you the best advice. It's like going to the mustang ranch. You have a ton of choices. Start by window shopping at your local gun stores and ask questions. In the meantime what exactly do you want them for? Most guys buy a rifle to go hunting. If so then I can give you more specific advice.

PatrickHenry 10-15-2012 12:24 PM

how far do you want to shoot?

a 380 has fairly expensive ammo and is little.

a 9mm is what it is. nothing wrong with that.

a 45 is not meant to be carried around in your pocket.

every collection needs a basic AR, so just buy one and you'll change your mind/style and have fun doing it down the road...

go buy a $1000 pistol, a $1000 revolver and a $1500 bolt action gun and wait on the scope. simple. done.

Marc 10-15-2012 01:48 PM

.45 caliber for sure, dont be talked into 9 or 40. Glock or HK get a sizeable gun as a range gun not a compact.

maxemus 10-15-2012 02:54 PM

What's wrong with those calibers Marc?


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