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My advice is to simply get what you think looks cool. If you end up not liking it, trade. This might sound trite but if you purchase used, turning around and selling if you don't like it won't take much of a financial bite if any. But be careful. Every firearm I've sold I've regretted selling, even when it was a dog.

Take your time, join different forums, and realize that this is a lifelong hobby.

I have an old Remmy 700 and love it but that may not be right for you. I also have a small stable of AR's and like shooting them.

Over the next few years you will figure out what works for you.

Jump on in! The water's fine!!