Huh, didnt realize that bout shotguns

it's a minor annoyance most of the time

my Mosin Nagant is a damn powerful gun

And that does explain why shotgun ranges are usually clays or skeet shooting

doing patterning is painful

Can't in good conscience mount a scope on it though

costs 50 cents a shot

yeah; don't bubba it

and I can't plink with it.

It's so funny how expensive 7.62x54R has gotten

Damn, Im getting envious here.

just get an AR

Then I just recently bought a handgun, to go for my concealed carry, so I can gain access to a local exclusive club

More I hear talk more Im tempted to see bout smuggling one here. If it wernt a capital offence.

buuuuuuut I bought a .22

And the qualifying test doesn't allow for rimfire

lol

so I can get fucked.

yeah

get a cheapo police trade-in

Whats rimfire?

one sec

should be able to get a 3rd gen glock pretty cheap

rimfire means the primer is in the rim of the case

instead of a separate primer insert that's pressed in

Ah ammo designation

I understand primer and case.

So its like the entire flat end of the round then?

I guess

just google it

probably better than anything I can explain

lol

Yeah I see a gif on wiki now

I've been considering doing bullet swaging

still conflicted because of the large initial investment

Is there a real difference between firing a .22 and the next caliber in center fire?

Last time I went to the range, I took a mock CHL test and aced it with the .22. I'm just wondering what I need to watch out for with a big boy gun.

a .25acp is about the same as a .22lr

I'm thinking since I've got a Walther PPQ .22, I'll want to stick with something close to that.

I might see if I can borrow a PPQ 45