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What’s the better investment?
As we all know, not having any money is often a poor reason not to buy a new gun and thus right now I’m considering two possibilities.
First some background: here in Estonia, range time is expensive, ammo is expensive and time is short and a recent thread on my shooting technique made me go back to something I’d been told in the past.
A while back an instructor suggested that a cheap way to improve follow ups as well as general technique was to buy an airsoft equivalent of one’s own gun and do slow-fast shooting indoors. They can be made to have recoil. Pellets are cheap and reusable.
The second choice is a break action air pistol. No follow ups but is cheaper to buy and is more satisfying when plinking outdoors.
Do either have merit?
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