Question about guns (especially for Cash)
Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2017 8:17 am
Hey!
I'm considering taking up pistol shooting at the local gun club and am looking for some suggestions. Which kinds of shooting are the most fun, in your opinion? Which guns offer the best "bang for the buck" (literally)?
In Sweden, the progression goes something like this:
1. You take a course to qualify for gun permit (borrowed gun at gun club).
2. Upon completion, you are allowed to get a .22. This is called the C class. Which kinds of .22 would you recommend?
3. After a period of successful shooting with .22, you're allowed to move up into other classes. Here, I'm not sure if it's a full opening or if you have to progress through the "ranks", but we have B class (like C class but up to, I think, .32), A class (service guns like 9 mm and .45 etc), R class (revolvers), and I think there's also a "Magnum class" for Magnum-type cartridges.
Which is more fun, pistol or revolver?
I've been looking at Walther P22 for the .22, a Glock 17 for 9 mm, and a 1911-type pistol for the .45 (depending on which class I end up in, could be either one, all of them, or a combination). Is the Ruger SR1911 any good? I'm a big fan of both old West history and the good old gunslinger movies, so revolver seems like fun. Guns are quite expensive here and I'm not sure how the laws are for import, so I might not be able to afford a whole collection, might have to be picky.
I'm considering taking up pistol shooting at the local gun club and am looking for some suggestions. Which kinds of shooting are the most fun, in your opinion? Which guns offer the best "bang for the buck" (literally)?
In Sweden, the progression goes something like this:
1. You take a course to qualify for gun permit (borrowed gun at gun club).
2. Upon completion, you are allowed to get a .22. This is called the C class. Which kinds of .22 would you recommend?
3. After a period of successful shooting with .22, you're allowed to move up into other classes. Here, I'm not sure if it's a full opening or if you have to progress through the "ranks", but we have B class (like C class but up to, I think, .32), A class (service guns like 9 mm and .45 etc), R class (revolvers), and I think there's also a "Magnum class" for Magnum-type cartridges.
Which is more fun, pistol or revolver?
I've been looking at Walther P22 for the .22, a Glock 17 for 9 mm, and a 1911-type pistol for the .45 (depending on which class I end up in, could be either one, all of them, or a combination). Is the Ruger SR1911 any good? I'm a big fan of both old West history and the good old gunslinger movies, so revolver seems like fun. Guns are quite expensive here and I'm not sure how the laws are for import, so I might not be able to afford a whole collection, might have to be picky.