I like the way the tavor looks, bullpups don't bother me so much the accuracy isnt really great at distance, but it's a purdy rifle imo..

I don't know. Had an AUG, and the ergonomics were actually pretty good. The rear weight bias is strange, but once you get used to it, it's pretty nice and stable.

Fucking p90 ftw

Small

I'm thinking of getting a handgun. Preferably a Sig Sauer p365

Yes

I have small hands

And I'm looking to EDC

They fit my hands perfectly tbh

But i was wondering what yall thought

Small, inaccurate, lots of recoil. Only good for 15 feet or within

What would you recommend instead.

I'm not the most gun savvy

I was told it would be more accurate than a glock

Lots of people that I talked to vouched for Sigs pointing out their quality construction

If it's not worth it's $500 price tag id like to know what would be better worth my money

1911 in .45 ACP for the win 😎

Jk, but like not really... honestly I think I'll use a 1911 as my CCW once I'm old enough since I'm a big dude and they're freaking sexy guns imo. Gotta love the grip safety too <:thinking:726878987837636698>

Honestly even a 9mm 1911 would be very nice. Maybe as I get more experience in both .45 and 9mm I'll choose a 9mm 1911

You're a whole child

Bruh

Dafuq is dat even supposed to mean

Sounds like some biden level shit

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Racoon I would recommend the Glock 26. It’s small, easy to control, 9mm, and you’ll have 10+1

Its semi fully automatic

1911 look good but I would never carry one

My new toy.

Nice toi

> I'm thinking of getting a handgun. Preferably a Sig Sauer p365
@The Radical Raccoon Just got one myself I love it.

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