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- Thu Apr 08, 2010 7:51 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Best inexpensive guns for new shooters on a budget
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Re: Best inexpensive guns for new shooters on a budget
Bersa UC9?......if you don't mind concealing a fat double-stack.
- Wed Apr 07, 2010 9:44 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Best inexpensive guns for new shooters on a budget
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Re: Best inexpensive guns for new shooters on a budget
a .22 is a great starter gun that you never outgrow. After thousands of rounds, they're still fun and inexpensive.y5e06 wrote:My opinion, for a 1st time piece for a new shooter I think a .22LR is the way to go. Seriously.
When you set the criteria as a budget pistol for some one new to the scene the goal should be to prove something fun and as learning tool/stepping stone.
Buckmark or Ruger.
both under $300.
you can shoot all day for $16
you can really avoid developing bad habits such as flinching with the light shooting .22
when you move up to something bigger you can always take the little .22 along
If they want a larger caliber target gun (9mm), I've heard good things about the Taurus PT92. I've never owned one but read up on them when I was considering it. Some like them as well as the Beretta twin. Some Academy stores were running them on sale with the PT101(40cal) for $299 a couple of months ago. My Academy didn't have them on sale or I would have jumped on it. I think the regular price is still under $400.