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Bwcad1
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Post by Bwcad1 »

binellies are extremly expensive because there italian made but second to none. i bet your looking at about 1500 for an m4. what do you think of the nova? it comes in tons of diffrent configurations.
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yeah the nova's look pretty nic,e too.
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great gun and can be had for a little over 300 with tons of options.
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Post by stephensmia »

I like the reamington m870. But when use a shotgun I am kicking down a door and that gun works like a dream at close quaters so that would be my choice for stoping the guy taking the vcr I know nothing about hunting
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Post by GlassWolf »

you're 17 and you know little about guns and you want to buy a 12ga?
Here's a suggestion:
spend the money on range lessons instead.
Become proficcient with a weapon before taking ownership and responsibility for one.
Taking a few safety and prof courses could save your life, or that of someone else.

I'm not being an ass here.. I used to be a range instructor. I know just how important it is to know what you're doing with a weapon in your hands. Take it from someone licensed to carry, and with expert marksman certifications from the NRA.
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