Always wanted one for peace of mind and I'm a advocate of the 2nd amendment.

Got inspired from this YouTube channel of a very skilled shooter on YouTube.

Basically he proves you can train at home, and become very good. By doing dry fire drills and with repetition.

He has way more training videos, and if a gun owner follows his videos they'll be ahead of 99% of the population in regards to weapons handling, it's kind of an art tbh

Still deciding on what I want.

OP the feds

out

i am not American but i see zero reason a civilian should hold weapons

needs to be at least controlled a lot

Home invasions, criminal activity upon friends or family

Protecting yourself if your small frame or out numbered

Peace of mind, there's no reason not to have one and train to become proficient.

What's useless are the people who own guns and only shoot them twice a year, new years and 4th of July.

Found one I want

Walther Q4 M2 Tac

$700

But seems worth it

maybe i need live in America to understand, i have never thought having a gun is necessity

i guess if you rougher area then its worth it

Funny how me wanting a gun in a professional manner is off putting to this site.

This site is obviously 99% left would ban guns completely if they could.

But I see nothing wrong with wanting to better yourself. Having a gun is one thing but having wanting to master is a different ball game.

It's a passion that, ktt can't comprehend.

gun is a must have for females sadly

you had me until you went full gun fetish

Gun fetish? Explain

mixtape coming soon I guess?

wym?

Got too defensive thot it was a smart remark

get an ak

OP getting a woman pistol

OP does that pistol come with a d**** too?

Choppa make you hip hop
Choppa make em body rock

Made a thread about buying a gun months ago and now u think the time is nigh OP?

OK

Lmao, naw this site is just full of sheltered preppy kids who don't understand the concept of violence.

I want to cop one too as soon as I find a car

Want an AK but they're kinda expensive.

just think that owning a gun in a “professional manner” would be incompatible with describing it as a “passion”

seems like the kind of thing that should be purely utilitarian if done properly like you say