I want my dad to teach me how to use a gun...do you think 14 y/o’s are to young to use one?

I learned at 13 with a .22

A good starter rifle now is a Ruger 10/22

14 is definitely NOT too young to learn.

You can get a 10/22 cheap under $300 and .22 ammo is cheap too

I learned at 13 as well

by 13, I already had a .22 handgun

it was my grandmother's.. I still have it

Bruh

Noice

Lucky

I didn't get my own gun till I was 18 was a Remington 870

I prefer the Mosberg 590

But the Remington was cheap and I was broke

I'm a Mossberg fan.

The 870 was as much as a maverick 88 so I went for the 870

the Maverick is a good gun. My bestie has one and it is almost indistinguishable from my 500

I've been wanting to get a scar but them shits expensive

Can get 6 AR-15 for the price of 1 scar

Or 1 heavily modded AR-15 and a shit ton of ammo

SCARs are apparently really hard on optics, too. Better off with the AR.

https://cmmginc.com/product/pistol-banshee-300-mk47-7-62-x-39mm/

You're welcome

I finally made a step towards my first pew pew purchase. Put a down payment on a $750 AR-15

👏

After going to a gun show for the first time yesterday I could easily see myself spending all I have on guns XD

@Lucas's Rage is it your first gun?

@Crusty Cat Yes

Its both a self defense gun and a smoke screen creater

You can build an Ar-15 cheaper

Need to be 21+ to build an Ar-15

That's the downside

But you can buy one at 18 makes no sense

Lol y’all are like, I started at 13, I started at 6 get in my level nerds

Idk if I would give a 6 year old a fire arm

Buying a gun is less dangerous than building one, imo

Can buy a rifle at 18 but gotta wait till 21 for a handgun

What kind of logic is that lmao

Allot of states have that law