First gun recommendations?

AR15
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But seriously though they're dirt cheap right now.
Retailers stockpiled a shitton of them in preparation for a Clinton presidency and now they're just dumping them all.
Alternatively get a semiauto .22 rifle, but to be honest you can get an AR15 for almost as much. Ammo will be more expensive though.

Ruger Mark 4 is a great handgun for plinking at the range, but it's a bit pricey for a .22.
CZ75s are good all metal handguns, and you can get them in a variety of calibers.
If you dig the 1911 aesthetic, Rock Island Armory sells good value 1911s.

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>>34164312
>First gun recommendations
>pic of bubba-fied SBR'd bullpup SKS

AK AR is cool. But in a long run, FAL is way to go.

Best way to practice your marksmanship and having fun is actually shooting a handgun. Get a glock then.

>>34164312
If you run any bullpup, make sure you get a magnetic repel trigger. It turns crutan trigger pulls into a hot knife on butter.

Word.

.22

>>34164672
I have a feeling anything bullpup is a bit out of my range, but they are so goddamn sexy. I will definitely keep that in mind for the future.

>>34164594
hahahaha, desu I was just hoping to catch some eyeballs

>>34164453
Anybody have any AR15 recommendations?

>>34164312
If you're a complete noob and want a semi-auto, I'd recommend a 10/22 or marlin model 60. You can have either one plus a brick or two of ammo for well under 300 bucks, so it's a cheap and fun gun for practicing the fundamentals of marksmanship.

On a side note, why do I get the impression that /k/ hates every gun that isn't well-suited for actual combat?

>>34166100
Because half the gun owners on /k/ don't shoot them. Or more really. Idk

>>34166076
Not sure if anyone here has anything to say one way or another about them, but i and two others have Palmetto State Armory budget mode rifles and they work fine. Cheap too, got mine slightly before the election at under 500 iirc. No more than 6 after transfer fees and all that.

Be warned tho, they have been known to have piss poor cyber security and have had credit card leaks in the past.

>>34164312
>Total noob

ruger 10/22

learn how to shoot before you kill something accidentally

you can always sell it those things are very popular

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>>34166137
>only own a .22
>actually take it shooting on a regular basis

Why buy guns if you never actually use them?

>>34166529
Don't worry anon ;) I was just referring to my ownership experience. I grew up plinking with Rugers and at one point I got whatever the lowest qualifying level of NRA marksman certification is over a weekend. I've just never owned or shot regularly.

Not promising I won't still kill things by accident though.

>>34167408
>;)
Get out

>>34166180
>Palmetto State Armory
Thanks for the tip!