Ah. I guess then I’ll ask have you ever shot before? If you have, I’d say try a sporting clay shoot. It’s significantly more difficult than just a traditional target shoot. If you’ve never shot before or very much, just start with some short range work with a .22 rifle.
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Wassup Zac.
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, ngl.
Also, uhh… do you mean like, shooting at clay structures like plates? It’s an inside range, so…
Hi Zac! 
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And he left again. 
Google sporting clays. It’s something you have to do outside though.
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I have learned how to crosscheck an aircraft door
arm the inflatable slide
I literally just said it’s an inside shooting range.
Maybe so, but if you’ve never shot outside of a video game before, you should start small. These aren’t things to take lightly. If you’ve never shot before and go straight to something like a 1911 you could seriously hurt yourself.
Start small and work your way up. You may think .22s are weak, but they’ll still kill. I use a .22 for rabbit and grouse hunting.
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Do you like the pew pews?
I know, but the other ones are way more interesting, also keep in mind that I’m not 5’1, and I know how they work, lol.
And I don’t like 1911s, only .45 I will shoot is probably the Kriss Vector, love that cutie.
Knowing how a weapon works in your weird Russian video game doesn’t translate over to real life use of one. People thinking they know what they’re doing based on CoD or some sh*t and going for what they think seems like a cool gun is how people get hurt. And I’m not talking about accidentally hitting someone, there’s a number of ways that you can still get hurt without getting shot if you don’t know what you’re doing (which it’s clear you don’t).
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Nerf?
What kinda “weird Russian video game” am I even playing? And I don’t even play CoD. You just automatically think any person interested in shooting games is some hyperactive kid that knows nothing about actual guns.
I’m not some stupid ADHD gamer 13 year old kid who goes to the gun range for the first time, and knows nothing about gun safety, having no trigger discipline, waving his gun around and pointing it at others, and probably accidentally discharging it since kids are smart.
I do know what I’m doing, at least most of the time…
Too old for that, lol.
Whatever. You asked for my opinion and I gave you what I know. But the way you’re talking has basically confirmed what I suspected. I’m going to drop it now since I’m going to bed, but I highly recommend that you take my advice. I can guarantee that I’ve got more experience with this sort of thing than you have.
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Okay sorry, I’ll shoot the tiny .22s for $220 while I can shoot the ones which are way more fun than the others. Not.
Also, why do you think that if I shoot anything bigger than a .22, even a 9mm, I’m immediately going to shoot myself + everyone else in the range? But eh, you’re apart of the group of those people that think I have autism or something and an IQ of like 6, well, I don’t, just so you know.
@Rolls Should I try Jolibee? 
Cheemken do be nice though.