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EL PRESIDENTE

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I don't know shit about guns. These riots have me thinking that its time to start thinking of acquiring something. Its doubtful, but I guess its best to get some knowledge about it all.

I know in California, you are pretty restricted.

Are shotguns good? I know they sound/look intimidating.
 
I don't know shit about guns. These riots have me thinking that its time to start thinking of acquiring something. Its doubtful, but I guess its best to get some knowledge about it all.

I know in California, you are pretty restricted.

Are shotguns good? I know they sound/look intimidating.

You'll shoot your eye out.
 
I don't know shit about guns. These riots have me thinking that its time to start thinking of acquiring something. Its doubtful, but I guess its best to get some knowledge about it all.

I know in California, you are pretty restricted.

Are shotguns good? I know they sound/look intimidating.

Start with cap and then work your way up to BB in a few years.
 
I don't know shit about guns. These riots have me thinking that its time to start thinking of acquiring something. Its doubtful, but I guess its best to get some knowledge about it all.

I know in California, you are pretty restricted.

Are shotguns good? I know they sound/look intimidating.

Shot guns are only good for close encounters. GUns have many forms and purposes, just like knives. Whats your preference? TO sit from afar and shoot any anyone approaching? You need a rifle.

My personal thought( been thinking about it like you)
Is go with the .9MM. most have clips to carry 12-15 rounds and can be loaded quickly. They will generally stop most anyone from continuing an assault, but unless you hit the target in the right spot, they generally don't kill.

But really. Its the bullets that you need. boxes and boxes and boxes. Bullets go sooo quick. When target practicing, it seems We ALWAYS run out before we are done.
 
I would have thought shotguns are a bigger deterrent. You also have to figure a situation where many criminals are coming at you at the same time, so I guess something with a lot of rounds would be best.
 
I would have thought shotguns are a bigger deterrent. You also have to figure a situation where many criminals are coming at you at the same time, so I guess something with a lot of rounds would be best.

Well if you want military style to stop many coming at you, your AR-15 is a go to. Good luck finding one though.
 
My guess if you are holding a shotgun no one is going to want to be the leaders coming at you. I
 
I would have thought shotguns are a bigger deterrent. You also have to figure a situation where many criminals are coming at you at the same time, so I guess something with a lot of rounds would be best.

To me shotguns are slow and bulky. If you find your self a 40 round military shotgun? sure, but most have ot be individually loaded, even if they hold 10-15 rounds. Once you fire out your rounds, you are stuck. Ids much rather have a bag full of clips for quick reloads.
 
My guess if you are holding a shotgun no one is going to want to be the leaders coming at you. I

I just saw that video of a store owner pull up in his SUV, take out his shotgun and started blasting. People got out of there with the quickness. Seemed to be intimidating with the Rooftop Koreans.
 
I would have thought shotguns are a bigger deterrent. You also have to figure a situation where many criminals are coming at you at the same time, so I guess something with a lot of rounds would be best.

If you're modeling this on video games, and you appear to, just keep checking crates. Eventually your sword will be upgraded to a shotgun which will be upgraded to a submachine gun.
 
If you're modeling this on video games, and you appear to, just keep checking crates. Eventually your sword will be upgraded to a shotgun which will be upgraded to a submachine gun.


I want the sword that shoots projectiles.
 
For a first gun I would buy a .22 long rifle. That’s what ranch kids start out with, newbie adults are no different. Shoot it and get used to the feel of a gun so you’re not a twitchy spaz. After that you will need:

A hunting rifle - Take your pick, 30-06 is a great start and ammo is readily available.

12 gauge pump shotty - Get a long one you hunt birds with, short “home defense” ones are not necessary and are useless beyond the living room. I’ve got Mossberg that I really like.

Handgun - Take your pick. I like .40 cal.
 
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