>>30015628
>>30015628
>>30015628
first rifle i got when i had no experience was a 10/22 after that i bought an sks, so im saying either and an sks or a 10/22 if you have little experience and want an easy plinking rifle
>>30015628
If you have rarely/never shot b4 buy a 10-22
If you are buying your first gun, but have been shooting all your life, but a .223 savage, MVP, Ar15 or mini14 etc...
If you're not worried about accuracy get a akm, cz58, or SKS if you want 7.62x39
>>30015628
>go to gun store
>finger fuck rifles
>if store has a range, rent a rifle
>whatever you like best take home.
10/22 or a quality, modern bolt action rifle in a cheap caliber. The most important thing starting out is a fuck ton of practice. You'll learn what accessories you actually want/need as you shoot.
>>30015842
Every semi auto you mentioned is a 2-4 moa gun why would you need to differentiate?
Buy an AK in 7.62x39. They're easily the best bang for your buck starter rifle. They're not as cheap as SKSes or 10/22s, but they're cheap to feed, extremely easy to clean, tough as hell, and you get all the benefits of an actual assault rifle, sans full retard. Once you've figured that gun out, research and build an AR or buy a different .223 rifle. Congrats, you've got all your rifle bases covered. If you hunt, buy a fuddgun. If you're cheap as fuck, buy a 10/22.
>>30015628
AR15... Simple. Reliable. Ammo access. Parts.
>>30015628
Get a Mauser rifle. Or another bolt action. Teches you to aim.
>>30015628
>>30015755
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/cai-ak-47-wasr-10-7-62x39mm-rifle-detail.html?Itemid=0
Cheap and decent
>>30017194
Not that guy but he may have been talking trajectory rather than mechanical accuracy.
All the "accurate" semis he mentioned were .223 whereas the "if you're not worried about accuracy" ones were 7.62.
He's got a good point. For beginners a mini really would be more accurate than the Cz just because it shoots flatter.
