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sokoloka:
AR guys - any recommendations on reasonably priced optics?
Want to get something for my AR15. All I'm running right now is the rear magpul flip-up sight. Looking for something decent but doesn't need to be crazy money. Durability would be preferred.
Birdmane:
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Best steel framed 9mm service pistol EVER made.
Birdmane:
--- Quote from: sokoloka;3607179 ---AR guys - any recommendations on reasonably priced optics?
Want to get something for my AR15. All I'm running right now is the rear magpul flip-up sight. Looking for something decent but doesn't need to be crazy money. Durability would be preferred.
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Range you want to be able to see targets/shoot out to?
drewfunk:
I'm looking to get my first handgun pretty soon. I've done some skeet shooting with shotguns and shot my friends pistols, so i'm not a complete noob. I'm honestly wanting one mostly to carry for self-defense and do some recreational shooting. Should i start out with a small 22 to get comfortable with and upgrade later, or does it make more sense to spend the extra dough and get a glock? My friend has a Beretta bobcat he'll sell me which is a cute little 22, but i dont want to get bored with it immediately. He also has a glock which feels great in my hand, which is why i am interested in one of those.
William:
--- Quote from: drewfunk;3607210 ---I'm looking to get my first handgun pretty soon. I've done some skeet shooting with shotguns and shot my friends pistols, so i'm not a complete noob. I'm honestly wanting one mostly to carry for self-defense and do some recreational shooting. Should i start out with a small 22 to get comfortable with and upgrade later, or does it make more sense to spend the extra dough and get a glock? My friend has a Beretta bobcat he'll sell me which is a cute little 22, but i dont want to get bored with it immediately. He also has a glock which feels great in my hand, which is why i am interested in one of those.
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I would start with a .22 personally. Cheaper to buy and cheaper to shoot and get the hang of. I had a 1911 in .45acp and it was very expensive for me to play with so I ended up selling it about two months later. I have a Walther P22 that I love shooting, and I'm pretty sure if I pointed it at someone for self defense it could handle that too (provided that they're not wearing body armor.)
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