😂😂

It does the job

Any 30 cal will do the job

I mean, I know it'll stop a squirrel or a rabbit dead in their tracks for sure

There might not be a lot left of them, but they won't move

😂 .308 tends to do the job, again depends on what you’re hunting

If I ever get big into firearms stuff I want to buy a .45-70 Government lever-action rifle and mess around with it

recoil buffers in the butt stock, custom barrel and compensator, etc.

Basically, make it so I could shoot the thing for an entire day and not feel like I should surgically replace my shoulder afterwards

Because from what I understand .45-70 Government kicks like a mule

It does

And out of Levers that shit hurts

Honestly, look into a .357 lever.
Hunt with the .357 and have fun with the .38s

Hmmm

Thanks for the advice

There's still a few things I want to purchase before this year is out that take priority over a firearm though

bookshelf, new computer desk, and maybe a new Bass Guitar

One of the tuning machines on my Mexi Fender Jazz Bass is broken and I don't want to spend up to half its value just to replace all the tuning machines

because I'm not going to replace just one

Hahahahaha guns are more fun

Yeah, guns are more fun, but at the very least I need to buy the bookcase first

I’d have so many handguns if I didn’t have to go through an 18 month fucking process to get them

I've got small piles of books lying around everywhere

Then have to shoot competitions PER CALIBER to maintain the fucking licence

:/

I'm so glad I live in the U.S. whenever I hear people from other countries saying what they have to do to maintain a license

And I’m coming to the US if everything works out next year so don’t have time to do it

Congrats on the potential move

in advance

What state do you hope to settle in?

On my licence I can get anything from .22 to 50cal if it’s a bolt gun

No pump shotguns, levers with magazines 5 or less

And I’m coming for uni

I’ll be in Manhattan, Kansas at first then Pittsburgh

If things go well I’ll find work, go back and come back permanently

Hmmm. You'll be bored of the landscape in Kansas.

Maybe

Trust me, I've had to drive through the state a few times

I chose it because 1. Good journalism school

2. Close to Texas and close(ish) to California

For networking