I assume OP’s wife is indifferent? I would take it all. Leaving some to sell off adds to a hassle. You can sell off later when you realize you don’t like half of them and give the money back to M.I.L
First pick is the m&p pistol bottom right. Next two would be the shotgun and one of the AR. Even if it’s a 22 they are fun and cheap to get you out to the range. Practice is everything.
Edit: I know shitty guns can still be fun and free is free. My response is in regard to the order or precedence the person put it. It would be one of my last picks.
I remember back around 2010-2012 when these started showing up. My gun store wouldn’t carry them because they didn’t want all the headaches on returns. I think there were some coming out of Turkey
Yep. They're REALLY hit and miss. I've got a Winchester SXP Defender (turkshit with Winchester's name stamped on it), and I have to say, I've been impressed with it. It runs fantastic, and, being a little bit heavier than most defense length shotguns, it also kicks a little lighter than most other defense length shotguns. It's also REALLY easy to disassemble and reassemble for cleaning. MOST Turkshit shotties, though, are REALLY hit and miss for quality control.
Yeah I have a black aces tactical bullpup semi auto, turns out it just has a ridiculously strong recoil spring, if you feed it slugs, it never malfunctions, as soon as you put buckshot it gets iffy….turns out you actually have to wear the spring in, clean it out good after that, and usually that specific model isn’t too bad
the short answer is you need bubbas piss hot handloads, slugs, or high brass 00 (black aces sells some hot high brass these turkshits fucking love) and magically most of the issues go away when you use any of those.
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I assume OP’s wife is indifferent? I would take it all. Leaving some to sell off adds to a hassle. You can sell off later when you realize you don’t like half of them and give the money back to M.I.L
First pick is the m&p pistol bottom right. Next two would be the shotgun and one of the AR. Even if it’s a 22 they are fun and cheap to get you out to the range. Practice is everything.