M&P15-22, or M&P sport and a .22 conversion. That way she can graduate to a rifle caliber with the same gun.
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Originally posted by TeddyBallgamemaybe I'm wrong, but, if a $50.00 investment can help me a bit, i'll just have to go a day without the hookers and blow to cover it
Originally posted by ir0nclash86I would wipe it off for the simple fact of not wanting to get sprayed in the face with it during the first few rounds.Originally posted by Ride MadoneIt does not matter.An AR is the very best and safest weapon to use for home defence. -
Yeah, 10/22 is a great choice for both "intro" and "all-around-plinker." It can be customzied to all heck-and-back too.
For a handgun, others mentioned Ruger MKIII but another good option is Browning Buckmark.Comment
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I should clarify my earlier post...
1. You should let her choose from an array of guns.
2. Where will she be shooting? If rifle, are we talking bench shooting? That's why I recommended the Savage bolt action.
3. Are we definitely shopping for a rifle? Does she want a pistol?
If you were up here near YC, I'd loan you my 10/22... but you're pretty far south.Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.Comment
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This basically sums up what I was about to post. I would say though, once the novelty of the .22 wears off, she may want to move up in size, and I'd recommend the Ruger LC9 or LCR, something she could train with and carry.Ruger 10/22 is good. Marlin 795 is a great choice if you plan on keeping it stock and not doing much modifying, maybe adding a scope.
Ruger Mark III or 22/45 is a great choice in a .22 handgun.
Definitely a .22 to start with, for price of ammo, fun, and learning curve.
After a while look into an M&P in 9mm, G17 & 19 are good as well.
Avoid small revolvers, as she will NOT enjoy shooting it and will NOT want to train with it in a formal course. Better to get a full size, practice, and possibly get a smaller, more concealable gun down the line.
Get a .22, or a full sized, (G19 is kind of a semi-compact) gun to start.
Small, concealable "do-it-all" one gun purchase...
that's the thinking of a newbie that will regret not following the advice of people that have been shooting and have owned multiple guns for years.GC - Yellow
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I disagree: I just asked my girl what is her favorite gun to shoot.
Her answer: 1911 There is a reason why I love her!
She also likes the AR and 10/22 and she likes the XD9 sc... Wow I guess she likes my guns!
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definitely +1000 on a 10/22. Good first gun for anyone. Good any gun for anyone. light recoil, reliable, accurate, cheap to feed, small, light, fun. Get the auto bolt release (something like $12, makes it easier to release the bolt from the locked-back position).
My GF bought her own
My AR is 7.62x39, so that if/when we get invaded, I can shoot their ammo back at them!
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My Home-Made Recurve Bow ThreadOriginally posted by FalstaffWhere is this ammo "Black market" he speaks of? Do they have .223 in stock?
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I bought a 50 beowulf and took my wife shooting, now she claims its hers
. That's 2 so far that she says belong to her: XD9 and now my beowulf. What sold her was watching a large watermelon get destroyed by one shot.
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i think going straight to the 50 beowolf would scare her, i want to start with small caliber.Originally posted by bruceflinchTis Better, to be Overworked & Underpaid,
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yeah she would be shooting from a bench, and yes definently a rifle, no pistols for now. I might get the Savage arms 93R17FV .17hmr heavy barrel. its on sale at turners for 229.98I should clarify my earlier post...
1. You should let her choose from an array of guns.
2. Where will she be shooting? If rifle, are we talking bench shooting? That's why I recommended the Savage bolt action.
3. Are we definitely shopping for a rifle? Does she want a pistol?
If you were up here near YC, I'd loan you my 10/22... but you're pretty far south.Originally posted by bruceflinchTis Better, to be Overworked & Underpaid,
Than Oversexed & Underlaid...
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