Fwiw, am a really thrifty/frugal broke near hermit

Depression’s improved to the point I’m not concerned with it being a risk to myself and am currently nogunz except for varmint air guns

Considering dropping like two grand on a nice rifle ak47 and equipment and training with it alongside my gym routinelady-doge

Debating getting either a KUSA KR-101X or a Keltec RFB and an optic and chest rig/plates and pouches, spare mags, etc for either

The KR-101X is a 5.56 AKM/74 clone that takes AR mags and looks pretty good from what I’ve seen, the RFB is a .308 bullpup DMR (I’m kinda a tankie and a big Halo dork, so both have their appeals)

Live in a state with a 10 round mag restriction, so that’s leaning me towards the RFB.

Thoughts?

Dunno if there’s a loophole for larger mags or a SBR “pistol” janet-wink that might be a better option

Am I being a dumbass?

Should I get a pistol or a .22LR plinker first? Should I not drop a used car price on a rifle I might never have to actually use aside from playing at the range and running drills as a hobby?

@[email protected] pls lend me your wisdom and recs

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    I would honestly start out by getting a cheap AR15 like from PSA for around $500 and see how things go. You don’t really know enough to really buy something expensive. I mean that as in, you don’t know your own preferences - what you like and what you dislike, so it’s better to get something inexpensive to start and then figure out what you like and don’t like, then get something expensive.

    The problem is most people go all out, buy something expensive, realize they don’t like it, then either sell it or it just sits in their safe gathering dust.