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    If you're not the sort that needs a rush when you pull the trigger, .22 is perfect to begin with. Those of us who started young started with a .22

    The complaints you hear the most are about how "boring" it is. The cure for that is a 12 gauge (channeling my childhood there)

    For a pistol, personal experience suggests to buy one that was designed as a .22. I've had issues with conversion kits for pistol and rifle that go beyond accuracy.

    For a target rifle, look into bolt guns. Dollar for dollar you're more likely to get a more accurate gun than you will with a semi auto, if you're buying quality.

    The best way to try guns is to be a people person at the range. I personally enjoy letting new shooters try what I have if they express a curiosity.
    Schrödinger's Gat - The logical paradox which posits that a firearm, stored safe in the home, is at the same time On The Streets

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