Why don't you learn to handle firearms? I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T is better

Yeah nina, I'll teach you

start with a .22 and work your way up slowly at your own leisure.

I do agree but if a zombie comes at me, I much rather play the damsel in distress card lol

I actually have gun-savvy friends and an uncle in the are who's been pushing me to get a gun since I turned 19 :icon17:

Anyone who really wants to learn to shoot should start with a class. So many people develop bad habits that they can't break later down the road when they know better.

Yah that's what I've heard. I'm having trouble ignoring the sound when shooting indoors. I may need better butt ear plugs

I guess but what is considered best is constantly changing. I say what works best for you is best.

I mean nowadays they say cup and saucer is bad, and they say to use the marksman gripping style on rifles.

If you are looking for competition shooting or hitman work, yes everything should be proper. But an affordable gun that you feel comfortable with, people do it different.

put a dime on the front sight post. thats the best trick in the world for overcoming the flinch.

Huh... interesting

yeah its an old soldier's trick.

course i mean dry fire it with the dime.

You guys should teach me :icon17: the guy I know locally is kind of a creep :icon14:

<- got too distracted after the plug comment

what kinda firearm you got?

:roflpuke2:

Rooster, I haven't gotten anything yet :(