Cold hard truth

[jdie1008semperfi]

 

[basstracker89]

True. Even though I've never used a laser. Even though I could have

 

[EMC45]

I've been beating that drum for decades.

First question most new gun buyers have asked me after they purchase a gun is "what should I get for it - Sights? New trigger? Disconnector? Grips?" My response then and now, and until I die is - AMMO!! Go shoot that thing. A lot! Shoot it until it smells like a house fire and your hands are black from carbon. Then go home and clean it and do it all over again!

I've seen some really Guccied and youtubed up Glocks and various other types of pistols/rifles through the years and the folks using them have sucked. They spent more money to stare at a pimped out gun then to use it.

 

[chupacabra]

I disagree, my wifes cousin can't shoot straight with buis, he shot my things with a red dot and wouldn't miss

 

[thevalueman]

yeah....BUT you'll look way more cooler!!!

 

[BHPSteel]

****, son, maybe the best accessory you can buy is something like this.

https://www.cabelas.com/p/mantis-x10-elite-shooting-performance-system

On a discount, or used, ideally.

 

[EMC45]

Dry fire goes a long way towards proficiency as well too.

 

[basstracker89]

yeah....BUT you'll look way more cooler!!!

Yea and in a real fight, you'll be dead too. Dang man, don't he looks cool holdin dat Gluck dead on da ground.........

 

[basstracker89]

Dry fire goes a long way towards proficiency as well too.

Yep

 

[jdie1008semperfi]

Exactly, this is mainly geared towards new gun owners showing up with gucci glocks and tacticool AR’s because they look cool. These extra gadgets do indeed serve a purpose depending on your skill level but learn the basics and fundamentals first
Any Marine “post ACOG era” will tell you iron sights and plastic handguards worked just fine lol