Entry Level Pistol, Rifle, and Shotgun Combos

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@markoneil6562 Год назад

I've gotta say, Palmetto state armory, has become probably my favorite gun manufacturer in the United States. What they've done for the gun community is incredible. They've made it so easy and affordable for the every day American to get into the 2nd amendment community. And now, they've even started an ammo company, all made from raw components, AAC. They are a company that I want to give my money to. Hats off to PSA. Great video Eric!

@ricks.1092 Год назад

The bought an existing company (AAC).

@brixalpha Год назад

PSA is really killing it right now. A long way from where they where ten years ago. Their dagger line I feel has been a game changer, other companies need to follow suit.

@markoneil6562 Год назад

@@ricks.1092 yes I know they bought it, but it's still cool that they're trying to make ammo and guns more available for everyone. They also just opened another store in Myrtle Beach, SC

@Doobie603 Год назад

I love PSA too and I'm sick of people who have never owned a Palmetto saying they have bad quality control or that they are "jam city" I have not seen any issues with PSA AR's and I have seen quite a few of them. Why are there so many PSA haters?

@brixalpha Год назад

@@Doobie603 you gotta understand PSA has been around for awhile and that "cheap and poor" QA reputation comes from the early years when they still offered great prices but their shipping times and QA were problematic. But they have kept their head down, absorbed a few companies, built up huge following and demonstrated (for the most part) they can and will learn from mistakes.

@937tactical Год назад

One glorious day in 2005 My dad bought me a smith and Wesson 5904, a bushmaster AR15 and a mossberg 590. All were local police trade ins.

@BlueTrane2028 Год назад

Sounds like repeating that day would be a fantastic housewarming gift idea for when my son gets his own place. I'd go G19 or even 26 instead of the 5904 though.

@alankordzikowski7670 Год назад

@@BlueTrane2028 excellent idea, and don’t forget a gift for his partner. I bought my wife a M&P Ez380 as a wedding present last year. She loves it, shoots it well, and keeps it bedside when I’m away.

@plumbherhub1664 Год назад

Getting my son his first rifle thinking a henery 22 rifle. It's a vibe and a great rifle

@mattdg1981 Год назад

Ow you like that 5904? Bought my wife a 5906 (stainless version) absolutely love it.

@mattdg1981 Год назад

@@BlueTrane2028those gen 3 Smith and wesson wonder nines are no joke. Awesome guns. Tack drivers and easy to shoot. They are a bit heavy but in my opinion they are a solid option. I wish they still made them.

@jimvandemoter6961 Год назад

Eric, I've watched many videos about beginning shooters and guns. Something nobody ever talks about is the ease of cleaning and general maintenance of firearms for beginners. Most modern guns are pretty easy to take care of, but some are easier than others.

@plumbherhub1664 Год назад

I have this italian talfigo I don't remember but it's also known as titan I have a 380 and a 25 auto. These guns are 70 years old and break down without tools well the slide and recoil spring giving you access to trigger mech barrel and hammer. Even the old guns are rather user friendly. And there is something to be said to a new gun owner to own a hammer fired handgun because of the peace of mind when carrying one in the chamber. Nice way to get comfy

@christophergolden5297 Год назад

My first load out is a Smith and Wesson SD 40, a Remington 870 and an AK and I honestly feel that this list is a pretty good starter pack

@texmex8220 Год назад

Great minds think alike, mines the SD 9, mossberg 500 and a ruger ar 5.56

@Jcarini15 7 месяцев назад

43x, stoeger double defense sbs. Wbp AK.

@johncoleman2495 Год назад

I love this video! And yes...I'd love to see a higher level version. Maybe even 2! Like a mid range option of these same formats as well as the high end. There's so many great options above the entry level guns like the out of the box well optioned stuff like the Saints from Springfield or the new Beretta A300 ultima Patrol or even the Mossberg 930spx

@hinglemccringleberry6009 Год назад

I started off with a G19, M&P Sport 2, and a Mossberg Maverick 88.. I have better stuff now, but these three have served me well, in fact I still run them often to keep the wear down on my higher quality stuff..which is a testament in itself of their own quality to price ratio. 🤷‍♂️

@NeverClever84 Месяц назад

M2.0 9 mil. Winchester sxp 12g. Sport 2.

@michigunsanta8680 Год назад

If anyone asked me I’d say S&W shield plus in 9mm like you said, I’d get a PSA AR (or AK either or) and the old trusty Mossberg 500. 👍🏻 probably bout $1,400 or so for all 3. 🤷‍♂️

@lazygamer9725 Год назад

Catch psa when they have a bundle deal. An ar n dagger for like $650 or so...

@sgharpsr Год назад

You mentioned the Daggers are "all" RMR cut. This is not true. Some are Doctor cut and some have no optic cut. Great video and good suggestions.

@kennethyoung1373 Год назад

Taurus G series, Maverick 88 and PSA for me

@deamcn6548 Год назад

Im with ya bro!

@kellyalger2394 Год назад

A used Sears and Robuck shotgun is tough to beat too for quality and price.

@mississippidrifter5960 Год назад

If it's reliable and you can use it well then there's nothing wrong with any brand. Buckshot feels the same no matter what brand.

@mikemccauley8089 Год назад

At PSA you can get complete lower, complete upper and have AR for 360ish, or Bear Creek Arsenal upper with PSA lower around same price, can get into all 3 well less than 1000 bucks with Taurus G3C and Mossberg 88

@Bolo2028 Год назад

I would like to see a video on mid-level options as well.

@taylorhudgens2650 Год назад

glock 19 mos optic and light BCM 14.5 beretta 1301

@azure8696 Год назад

@@taylorhudgens2650pretty good list right there

@sidekickz2180 Год назад

I manage a gun store in NC. Our best sellers are Taurus G2c/G3c, Del-ton Echo, and Mossberg Maverick 88

@bigshrimpn Год назад

I'd recommend the Mossberg 500 or 590 over the Maverick 88 if you can afford it.

@pchitti241 Год назад

Minimal difference, safety and pump fore end being the only real differences.

@jasonlopez4855 Год назад

Endless up grades on 500 and 590 over the maverick 88 yes my 88 had smooth bore and rifled barrel dos everything one would need it for. At $350 with both barrels.

@BB-yh5rd Год назад

This video is pretty cool if not just for the concept of what firearms you really need. I play mind games with my gun loving friends all the time for the sole purpose of getting everyone into an argument. My favorite is pick 3 guns - any category - and only 3 guns you have to have forever and you can never buy another one. Take ammo out of the equation as you get infinite movie quantities of all types of ammo you can fit in each gun. AR guys threatening to kick AK guys' asses and vice versa. Sig and Glock aficionados swearing never to speak to each other again. It's an all around good time and productive exercise. Growing up around guns I took them for granted a lot and literally between 2000 and 2015 didn't buy any new ones at all and lost track of what the new developments were. I mostly spent what was left of my dive bombing athleticism playing various sports and/or watching my boys play sports. We'd go to the mountains and shoot the guns I'd had for a while including one I still like a ton, my .22-250, problem is that it's getting really hard to find ammo for it so I went back to the gun shops. Glocks, some 1911s, Remington shotguns, all of the usual suspects which I still have and still like. It was almost better going back after a long shopping hiatus because it was like stepping into a whole new world. I was totally shocked at how much the market changed totally in favor of the consumer during that time. Since 2015 until now it has even exponentially changed for the better even more. There are so many great guns that are very affordable it can genuinely come down to personal preference. The thing that makes me happy is that the gap between budget and premium is tightening to the point where sometimes less expensive has nothing to do with performance. Every gun on this list is really great and there are tons of others.

@plutodestroyer12 Год назад

shotguns are too cheap and too powerful not to have ready. also another video but with accessories like lights, lasers, sights, scopes etc would be cool too!!

@bostonterrierfanatic9652 Год назад

Get a hipoint c9 and a 995ts carbine. How’s that for beginners? They actually work extremely well.

@stevem4783 Год назад

Glad the Stoeger M3000 was mentioned. I don't know why, but it's often overlooked and it's as good as you're going to get not only in that price range but as a clone (of the Benelli M2.) I have one with the pistol grip and extended mag tube and sitting next to my buddy's $2k M4, it's hard to tell a difference in materials and quality and it runs all day long. It also has better sights than anything I've seen for that money. Being inertia-driven it's a bit harsher than your gas operated options like the A300 Ultima, 1301 Tactical, and M4, but it's half the price of the A300, a third of the 1301, and a quarter of the M4. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a semi that can't drop a grand or more.

@OrdinaryAmerican Год назад

Thank you. Haven’t looked into shotguns much and the Stoeger is new to me. Was looking at the A300 after the recent video from Garand Thumb…

@claytondennis8034 Год назад

When a lot of my friends are spending close to 2k on duck hunting shotguns, I still use my 10 year old Stoeger 3500. For less than $600, I have a bird hunting autoloader that can't be beat when it comes to hard use and reliability with any load I've ever run through it.

@ShaulDawg Год назад

I fell in love with the 3500

@1nfamyX Год назад

Stoeger in general is overlooked, ive had my eye on their stuff for years but theres no reviews of their products by anyone well-known or anyone showing like a torture test. Its all just ppl youve never heard of vouching for them, probably shot like 100 rounds out of it before concluding.

@stevem4783 Год назад

@@1nfamyX Torture tests make for fun videos, sure, but aren't useful real world data. Who's going to run 500 rounds of varying ammo through their shotty rapidly, freeze it solid, dunk it in mud, etc? It really doesn't matter. I care if a well-maintained weapon functions reliably under proper use, because that's the conditions my weapons will see.

@gobucks45177 Год назад

My first Glock 19 was $400 in 1998. The good ole days (other than the 10 round mag capacity)

@byronhenry6518 Год назад

My first 3 were a G2C, Maverick 88, and an AR556 MPR. I've since upgraded and added other things to my collection but those 3 were great to start with when I was a broke 18-21 year old.

@spawntaneous1903 Год назад

The Ruger MPR was my first AR15, still not done with it but a buikd over 2k is still seen as entry level

@erroneous6947 Год назад

I recommended to a relative on a budget the maverick 12 ga shotgun, IWI Zion Ar-15, and some kind of Canik pistol in 9mm.

@brianm6924 Год назад

I have a maverick 88 but man loved the h&r pardner pump

@SquidGunman Год назад

Beginner: Canik 9mm Maverick 88 Smith & Wesson Sport 2 Master Race: Glock 19 Mossberg 590 Daniel Defense M4V7

@stevem4783 Год назад

I don't agree with the G19 or the DD. Both are good guns but pricey for what you get and hardly "master race." "Master Race" would be getting to the point where you can pick, choose, customize (or build) guns to your specific fit, needs, and preferences which newbies cannot do. You can build a MUCH better gun, fit fully to you, than a DD for a lot less money if you start from scratch. G19 is good, but it doesn't do any one specific thing particularly well (which is why I'd say it's better for a beginner) and it's outdated and overpriced. A PSA Dagger does everything a G19 does at half the price and offers a ton more features like slide cuts, optic cuts, threaded barrels, finish choices, etc. There are far better pistols for EDC, home defense, and range/competition use. Past that, with shotguns, there's nothing wrong with a 590, but master race? That's Beretta 1301 and Benelli M4.

@alexwalker2582 Год назад

Glock is meh to me (I just don't like the grip angle on it), give me an M&P 2.0 any day of the week, bonus points if it's the metal version. Otherwise I agree with this list.

@clintley2901 Год назад

Canik is superior to Glock. Better ergonomics. More accurate. I love my Mete SFT.

@DerWaidmann_ Год назад

Mossberg 590 PSA CHF AR15 Springfield Hellcat Pro

@YetAnotherJohnDoe1776 Год назад

Well done, Eric, thank you! 😊 I’m not new to firearms but I appreciate how you impart your wisdom and experience. It’s no nonsense, and your opinions are well formed from facts. These are excellent choices and for good reasons. Thanks again from a long time viewer! 🇺🇸 🗽

@honeybadger_901 Год назад

Honorable mention for shotgun: Remington 870. Great gun, pretty cheap price (around $400-500) and pump action so reliability very good. SIDE NOTE: Had a Mossberg 500 and loved it, so don't think I'm putting them down haha.

@keithw1966 11 месяцев назад

Have an 870 for 30yrs. Discovered Mossberg and love them.(left handed) Mossberg is my go to now.

@fourchanner Год назад

Ruger 10/22 is pretty nice for a beginner. Get some BX-25 mags and enjoy shooting cheap ammo. Not noisy and zero recoil.

@deamcn6548 Год назад

One of my absolute favorites! Those mags rock, i have a bunch for my take down model. Truly a favorite of mine and deadly accurate.

@stevem4783 Год назад

@@DW133_ I think a .22 rifle is perfectly fine for home defense for a beginner. No, it's not the perfect tool for the job obviously, but it's also something that's cheap, easy to use, and low recoil will be far better under a stressful situation than an AR or shotgun the newbie is unfamiliar with. People write it off, but nobody's shrugging off 10 rapid shots of .22LR center mass.

@stevem4783 Год назад

@@DW133_ I agree, but we're talking a beginner here. Most of them probably aren't going to have the knowledge to know what a Ruger PC Carbine is let alone anything like a custom AR9 or things like the Scorpion, Sub2000, etc. A stovepipe isn't too hard to clear on a 10/22 and they're about as reliable as they get for that caliber.

@deamcn6548 Год назад

@@stevem4783 yeah or load up a couple BX25 mags. That's damn sure gonna take care of any threat inside the house. No, it wouldn't be my first choice for sure but I wouldn't feel under gunned one bit with it. I've always bought good ammo for mine which makes a world of difference as far as reliability goes. 25 rapid fired stingers, minimags or velocitors are gonna put just about any threat to sleep with no problem

@danielandrews7028 Год назад

PSA is the only rifle that I know of that can shoot steel cased ammo without stoppages. And I’m talking about every one I have handled. We are talking entry level.

@thefrogking481 Год назад

All mil spec rifles will shoot steel cased ammo. It's kinda the meaning of "mil spec".

@commonsensepatriot9450 Год назад

For my wife i got a Glock 43, a Ruger PC9 Carbine, and a Mossberg 20ga youth model. The only upgrade i would like to do is the G43 to a G26 so the mag would work in the carbine. Obviously, it depends on the shooter. JMHO

@glockfanboy4927 Год назад

@Timothy Mckee you get it my friend!!!👍👌

@tardogungas7236 Год назад

should include a rifle suggestion for people who can't get an ar-15 because they live in a oppressed state.

@stevem4783 Год назад

If you want a semi-auto, a Ruger Mini-14 is a good choice and can sometimes be available in states where ARs aren't.

@douglaskerr6813 Год назад

If your using new owner as example you should be all about .38 they are affordable and the manual of arms is easy to learn as far as shotguns 20 gauge for folks Who are recoil shy as far rifle An Ar-15 kicks about as maybe a20 ga.

@Rexolaboy Год назад

I regret going .38 for my first gun to be honest. I feel like I should have just spent the money on an AR-15 and ammo. But to each their own.

@2006Mercury Год назад

Sd9VE Maverick 88 and SKS

@shadetreehomesim Год назад

You can’t go wrong with the Maverick 88…affordable and a lot of upgrades are out there. I added the saddle with rail and shell holder… Always a tossup between a good Glock and S&W M&P…just solid choices.

@rom14141 Год назад

For new shooters, especially frail ones, I recommend the S&W 500 mag, a 2 ga punt gun, and the 4 bore rifle from Kentucky Ballistics. If you train with toy swords, you get toy soldiers. They'll get used to it eventually. 😂

@ShaulDawg Год назад

That's right, go big or go home. Be a man

@thatkajunguy8029 Год назад

I'm older than you Eric and grew up shooting revolvers, went to semiautos about 30 years ago, so my list may look a little different than yours.... Depending on how new to firearms we are talking about I would probably go with a revolver, a 38 special revolver, Rossi or something similar if on a budget or S&W, Colt or Ruger if the money is available or a good used one. I agree with the Mossburg shotgun, my preference is the model 500 series and I believe most should own a good AR ot AK but a mid price bolt action in 30/06 has been the standby for decades and has served many generations very well...... My choices are dependent on experience, budget and how much the weapons will actually be used, semiautos have a learning curve; failure to feed, stovepipes, magazine issues and so forth that a totally new shooter will have to learn to deal with........ Also free shipping generally means that new shooter knowing an FFL that will do a transfer for him/her which many don't have...... Love the channel, long time subscriber, seldom commenter 😂

@joelbarnard5871 Год назад

Diamondback db15 is a good choice

@hartsickdisciple Год назад

Semi-auto 9mm in the $350-700 range. (Glock, Sig, Walther, H&K, Canik, CZ, IWI, S&W, Springfield) 16" AR-15 chambered in 5.56. There are a ton of good ones that are reliable and reasonably accurate. The $550 to $900 range is full of good ones. Mossberg 500/Maverick 88 12 gauge for a solid shotgun

@jamesfloyd6803 Год назад

I started with a Stag Arms lefty, Glock 19X, and mossburg Pump. Use them still to this day.

@rationalmind6362 Год назад

Got me a flintlock and 10 lbs of blackpowder, a bucket of wheel weights, and a mold. After everyone else runs out of ammo I'll rule the wasteland. Just kidding. 😃

@mikewithers299 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣

@ex4banger83 Год назад

Glock 26/19/17 (I’ve kinda ignored Glock 9mm post purchasing my G19 Gen 3 a decade or so ago), Mossberg 500/Maverick 88, PSA AR15…budget friendly and super reliable…

@renay2305 Год назад

Bear Creek Arsenal has some great prices on uppers….PSA has great prices on lowers…together you can save a lot of money for a lot of gun!

@lazygamer9725 Год назад

I 2nd that

@3gunshooter60 Год назад

PSA Dagger is a "glock not a glock" great functionality with better ergonomics. Great gun for a really good price. I will own many of these. Trigger is a gen 3 so, it's not great, but I've used worse. Still upgradeable

@saintsinningsword Год назад

Before watching video Glock 19 S&W AR15 Mossberg 88

@deadsoulwalking4296 Год назад

Mav 88 is a damn good shotgun

@mikewithers299 Год назад

I totally agree on that

@JoeArn1 Год назад

If you’re preparing for the apocalypse, TFBtv’s best video is their boogaloadout video

@TylerSmith-ce8mk Год назад

Best true budget beginner: Taurus G2C, Maverick 88, Radical Arms AR-15. Thatd be $800~$900 for all three.

@dennisleroy5746 18 дней назад

@@TylerSmith-ce8mk I have the same ones

@jonathanhallenbeck1726 Год назад

I am finding the smith and wesson Equalizer to be a pretty good fit for concealed carry.

@johnkrstyen7351 Год назад

My beginner set up has been. M&P Sheild plus Sig m400 tread Maverick 88.

@huntgar Год назад

I like your list 👍. It can look different for everyone but still check all the boxes.

@dennisw.truman3325 Год назад

Glock 17 Gen 5, Ruger Mini 14 rifle and Ithaca 12 gauge pump shotgun

@claymiller8171 Год назад

Two S&W pistols you left out worth mentioning are the M&P Sheild Ez 9mm and .380 for the older folks with arthritis or women or anyone who doesn't have a great deal of grip strength and has difficulties with racking the slide and dealing with recoil. Even though a lot gun prices have gotten more reasonable, those who are living on social security are still pretty much priced out of the market. I would love to buy semiautomatic shotgun and M&P AR.

@Hatch61 Год назад

You just proved the amazing versatility of the 12 gauge. Target shooting and felling trees at the same time. What a multitasker.

@blackvivi2488 Год назад

M&P 9mm, Remington 870 or Mossberg 500 in 12 Ga, 5.56 M&P Sport 2

@kennethhill613 Год назад

My first pistol was a Sigma SW9VE and I loved it!

@theblindsniper9130 Год назад

Now this is a good video idea, I did something similar in my own video. 300$ total full power rifle and 12 gauge shotgun combo in 2023 Great minds think alike

@huntgar Год назад

🇺🇲🦅🇺🇲

@d540vamartin9 Год назад

My starting 3 was a $200 taurus g2c, a $800 springfield saint, and a $300 savage stevens 12g. All 3 still run flawlessly

@deamcn6548 Год назад

Ain't nothin wrong with any of the three bro. Love them Taurus's!

@d540vamartin9 Год назад

@@deamcn6548 amen to that. Had mine since 2020, barrels nearly shot, and only got about half of my rear sights left. The top half of the sights look like a 100 year old hammer, beaten/peened nearly flat.

@deamcn6548 Год назад

@@d540vamartin9 lol that's awesome! Get you a G3 with steel sights. I carry my old G2 almost every day but the G3 is is damn near my absolute favorite pistol I e ever owned. IDC what anybody says, those pistols will take a hell of a lot of abuse and use and keep on ticking.

@plutodestroyer12 Год назад

my ideal configuration would be… 2 pistols , 2 rifles (one with lvpo) , 1 long gun , 1 semi auto shotgun. i like the idea of having a load out for a buddy if need be. either way this is a great video bro. the majority of us don’t have thousands of free cash to spend on this expensive hobby. ammo is expensive enough and i like to shoot as much as i can.

@IrnMaiden304 Год назад

In other words, 2 pistols and 4 long guns ...

@cid340 Год назад

Just a caveat to consider about semi-automatic shotguns: whatever load you're using has to create either enough inertia or gas to cycle the action. Lower power loads can get iffy in some situations.

@tylerbaas4434 Год назад

Smith and Wesson shield plus, Remington 870 20 gauge pump, PSA M4 18 inch barrel.

@Strategic-Management Год назад

I bought my 24" Super black eagle for $1000. Well worth the price!!! I also carry a Dagger and hunt with a PSA PA10 in .308. The ultimate 3!!!

@JockStrapified Год назад

I took this advice a couple years back, bought a G19, then AR, and then a shotgun. Added a 22lr for plinking with my kids. I went for a more expensive AR because I was scared about a “cheap AR”. But as I learned more, I’d be very comfortable equipping myself with a $600 AR. One other thing I would change is that I would get a more concealable pistol since I’m skinny.😅 hope this helps someone

@mr.diversity2267 Год назад

Nice to see someone understand simplicity. My 3; a 12 ga pump, Hi point Carbine, and Glock 21.

@mikegray8164 Год назад

My current go to trio is the shield plus, Remington 870 home defense, police trade in smith and Wesson sport 2. I got them all used and reasonably priced.

@patrickthompson728 Год назад

Sks, cz75b, mavric 88 with extended tube

@VL125 Год назад

Rooting for a shadow 2 OR, a 1301 comp pro and a schmeisser Ultramatch 20"

@skrimshaw72 Год назад

Thank you for this video, and for covering the budget end of firearms. It's safe to assume, you're probably in a higher tax bracket than most of us watching you, and even if you would rightly get the more expensive versions; that's not always a reasonable option for many of us. Especially in Biden's economy, it's good that you took a moment to cover the more budget friendly options.

@foonus406 Год назад

I found a Glock 17 and a Kel-Tec Sub2000 with the magazine well that accepts the same Glock magazines can be a real lite setup. You've got the carbine as your primary and don't need to carry any different magazines for your backup. We aren't allowed AR's in Canada so that sub2000 is one of the few semi auto we can own. Don't need to worry about AR magazines here so can use those pockets for cards with shotgun slugs and buckshot on there for the 1301.

@juhlin08able Год назад

Ive got a PSA Dagger and a Mossberg Maverick 88 to start. PSA Sabre is next on the list. I went shotgun 2nd for clay shooting

@tacticooldude7509 Год назад

Sig P226 9mm, Mossberg 500 Persuader 12g, S&W MP 15 sport II with the Magpul handguards, It was a LE Trade in.

@BlueRidgeCritter Год назад

I like what Clint Smith says about shotguns - "A pistol puts holes in you. A rifle puts holes through you. And a shotgun puts your s#%t all over the wall."

@stevencampbell1603 Год назад

For one of the most universal handguns, a G19. Rifle, a Palmetto AR15 Rifle 5.56 floating rail. Shotgun, Remington 870, skip the mossbergs, while mossbergs work, they are clunky in their operation... Semi-auto shotgun, Girsan MC 312 or Panzer M4.

@nastymkfan Год назад

Here are mine. Three of the following or all of the above. 1. Glock 19 OR Glock 23 (If I can handle the 40 cal) in a CAA MCK. 2. Springfield XD Sub-Compact. 3. An AR-15 in 5.56. 4. An AR-10 in .308.

@garyglenn5233 Год назад

Anything but a Glock. I hate those pistols, but I've got a good reason for my dislike of Glock pistols. I can't shoot one worth a damn period. The grip angle and that God forsaken hump simply don't fit my hand. It's the only handgun that I can't shoot pretty good with. I've been using the same grip position on every pistol and revolver for 50 years and I just can't find a Glock that fits me. I know that they're good, reliable pistols but that doesn't mean much if I can't hit the target. I have kinda small hands for a 5'11" man that weighs about 180 lbs on average. I even had to hand fit the grip panels on my 1911 to fit my hand perfectly. It looks, shall we say different, with two different grip panels in two different colors but it fits me perfectly. That's my EDC and I've got so used to having her in my hand that she's like an extension of my arm. The only other gun that comes close is dad's little Charter Arms Professional 32 H&R mag with a 3" barrel. Everybody that holds that little revolver says the same thing. I've not even got a rifle at the moment, but I can make do pretty well with my two pistols and two shotguns for now. I've got enough trigger time on all four to be a formidable opponent against anything and anybody. The old saying that goes beware the man with one gun because he knows how to use it is the actual truth. I have four and I definitely know how to use them to their maximum potential.

@dutch0770 Год назад

AK- 599 GF3 PSA, WASR10 (799) AR- S&W Sport 2 499, (IWI Zion 15 799) Pistol - G19/G17, p320 (m17-M18) PDP 499-600 Don't care for a shotgun.

@brianclassen5221 Год назад

Have you ever reviewed Diamondback out of Florida. Nice rifle and reasonably priced. They have a handgun or two as well. There are a bakers dozen of qualifying arms, I know that. Get them while you can. Stay alert and strapped. From Oregon✌

@timunderbakke8756 Год назад

Palmetto State is so hard to beat for entry level rifles. They’d be my instant recommendation to someone starting out unless we knew for sure they’d need something more than what Palmetto can offer.

@tugarin2345 Год назад

Mossberg 590, Glock 19C Gen4, and a WASR 10/63. I could go the rest of my life with those 3.

@Relayer56 Год назад

Right there with you! Well pleased owner of the Shield Plus 9, Glock 19.5, Smith M&P Sport II, and a 40+ year old Mossberg 500. I have many others, but this basic lineup does about any job needed at a modest cast. I live in GA not too far from you. Hope to get over to meet you one day, soon.

@weduhpeople8504 Год назад

On my Beretta 1301 tactical being a soft shooting 12 gauge I still changed the butt stock with the Mesa Tactical ar15 stock adapter but with the Kenshot hydraulic recoil reducing adjustable buffer tube and Magpul CTR buttstock with a Limb saver butt pad. I put on the Ergo deluxe ar15 grip which is wider which helps have your hand handle the recoil. This is good when shooting stronger recoiling higher velocity defense 00 Buck like Hornady Critical defense 00 buck which is 1600 ft per second.

@MorrisOutdoors98 Год назад

Glock 19x, ruger 556, mossberg 500 or remington 870 with whatever variant you like or can afford

@dennisleroy5746 2 месяца назад

Don't forget your maverick and mossberg can shoot shortie shells which can increase your maverick 88 up to 13 rounds

@lazygamer9725 Год назад

Cheap reliable... psa dagger, psa ar or ak, and a mossberg maverick 88

@drakejdf Год назад

10/22 is a must have.

@kagyu1 Год назад

CZ75 P-01 EDC, Aero Precision M4E1 build, Hatsan MPA I completely rebuilt during the Covid shortage.

@awsomedude9111 Год назад

Having a gun in your hand and taking it apart makes the process so much more simplified. I believe most people think the Ar15 is a space gun the way the receiver looks, but really it’s a super simple gun. Highly recommend going to a gun show just to look at everything, actually see and hold the gun makes a world of difference than watching a video.

@leonotthelion Год назад

In my opinion..... M&P Sport II GREATEST Entry level AR of All Time.

@mikewithers299 Год назад

Absolutely!

@johnanthony9548 Год назад

I got my M4 from PSA literally the day SB1240 in Washington State was signed into law couldn't have cut it any closer unfortunately now I can't buy any replacement parts hopefully the law gets tossed soon so I can switch out a few things from stock I also run a shield plus for edc and Remington 870 for when things have to get loud

@danielsmith969 Год назад

My first 3 were glock 20, APF armory AR-10, and a Break Action Remington Bikal 20 guage shotgun. Not ideal for a begginer at all but It sure made shooting other guns a breeze after getting used to the masive recoil from the glock 20 and AR-10.

@rayluse744 Год назад

8888, at 18:08 your banging off a semi. What brand tri rail is on the mag tube?????????????????

@bobsmith-ru7xp Год назад

The bare min is really 4 guns, not 3. You need a pistol, .22 rifle, centerfire rifle, and a shotgun.

@elsenorloco84 Год назад

G19 or comparable offering Mossberg maverick 12g or 20g Aero precision ar15

@johnrambo5619 Год назад

Let's not forget, a 12ga slug is a .72 Caliber projectile. Low budget entry combo: PSA Dagger, Mossberg Mav 88, PSA Ar-15. Right around $1100 total, especially if you get the PSA stuff on sale

@WillE454 Год назад

I just bought a PSA Dagger today for $300 with free shipping.

@VladicD Год назад

My suggestion for a starter gun is Arex Delta gen2. I have it and many newbie shooters, tend to shoot really really well with it. Probably because of really crispy and predictable trigger.

@Seanbault1983 Год назад

You can get a blem completed lower and upper from Palmetto for $ 400 right now

@mot0rhe4d40 Год назад

LEO trade in S&W duty sized pistol, under $300 on average. Mossberg 88 12ga $200 and rifle? Hunting? Ruger American for a good repeater, preferably in 308. Rifle for woods work as well as house duty? AR-15 in 300 BLK, 6.8 SPC, 6.5 Grendel or 350 Legend would all fit the bill. Usually in the $450-$500 range depending on maker and sales

@matortiz2322 Год назад

My complaint with Maverick 88's is recently I was looking at a 20 gauge and it had nothing you could really grip stippled into the pump because of that I didn't make the purchase I got a different 20 gauge instead

@fishlanding Год назад

Bearcreek Arsenal seems to be a good company to check into AR wise as well

@shaynelhta Год назад

Bca has come along way. I believe the most slept on budget ar.

@Natural9Alex Год назад

Maverick 88 if you don’t plan to modify. Mossberg 500 if you plan to. I found this out the hard way. The maverick does not have an action tube, so to modify it requires buying one for ~$80