Rifles, handguns, shotguns... you name it.

I have a healthy respect for them.

Guess there is a huge experience difference between us then.

There is the fact I was also trained how to raise cattle and farm.

That comes in handy.

I’ve never shot a gun but would love to shoot one

My family doesn’t have the money for one

There is also the overwhelming advantage of knowing the battlefield.

Shooting's fun.

I've shot a bunch. Including a 25mm chaingun.

Gun license is extremely and prohibitively expensive in Indonesia tbh

The most important thing is accuracy.

I just fired my first rifle at 18. Went to a range and rented an M16 style rifle.

Yeah... accuracy comes with training.

I been using guns since I was 10.

>.>

I started a couple years ago.

The only way I was able to shoot a gun was by joining the army.

Friend of mine has a Glock.

The cities are fucked either way.

Cause I had plans on going to the military, I needed a head start on knowing how to handle an M16 style rifle.

Either by themselves or by rural area.

I can put holes in paper pretty consistently.

In all honesty, the rural areas probably won't even have to fire a single shot.

Eh.... not really, I've seen people who never shot a gun in their life scoring almost perfect score on shooting classes @Dusty Morgan

The cities will tear themselves apart.

That is rare Der.

I am one of those people.

But my accuracy is 23 years of training, on top of my natural ability.

One I first started shooting, I kept my bullet cluster close.

I've used the M16, MAG, Browning machine gun, 25mm bushmaster, uzi, and beretta m9.

Now I can do it with moving targets.

I had to shoot with my left since my right eye is fucked.

M16 is fun to shoot. 😃

M16 is easy to shoot with.

Exactly.

What happened to your right eye @Braydon

It is great for relaxing at the shooting range.

Apparently I always had an issue with my eyes because my vision wasn't 20/20.

I accidently shot the M16 on auto before. Twice.

Better than the issued garand they gave me during basics.