Posted by CLODBUSTER on March 08, 2015 at 12:14:10 from (66.146.251.56):
In Reply to: Shot gun vs 22 posted by jayinNY on March 07, 2015 at 20:27:10:
For close up work or shooting something out of a tree or the air, a shotgun is great but you tell us that your target may be on the ground and a little farther away.
I'm going to recommend a Ruger 10/22 in .22 long rifle. They are as dependable as a hammer and the one I linked to is on sale with a cool laser sight too! The laser on it can be found on Amazon for around $50 by itself so this is a really good deal. You won't be able to see this laser outside in the sunshine but in shade or lower light, they are great. Of course it will have metal sights and you can add a nice scope later too.
I think shipping is cheap from this place and you can have a local gun store do the paper work for you for a fee. You need to find a local FFL holder or store first that will agree to have it shipped to them. Since you may be younger then your parent may have to buy it and own it for you to use. I don't know your local laws.
The .22 is a good gun to start out with and I agree that you should go through a hunter safety course even if you don't think you need it and also have an experienced adult take you out for some practice and training.
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