Tony from Laugh and Load

And after the one year, I just have to pay for the ammo?

Well, that's simple.

Cause I still have the choice to just use one gun.

I'm taking unlimited ammo.

I had a Springfield SOCOM 2, which was the shorty M1A with the quad rail on it.

Yeah, I regret selling that gun.

I sold it, I don't know, probably five, six years ago.

It still does.

I miss that gun dearly.

Budget's a relative term, so you're going to have to put a figure to that.

Oh, you're more generous than I am.

I would say most people, just being behind the gun counter for so many years, most people that are, like, really budget shopping, they have a hard time spending $600 on a gun.

So I would say $500 or less would be, like, a budget gun.

Oh, the person that puts the training in by far.

You're outworking the other person.

That skill transfers over to any other gun that they're going to upgrade to.

when it comes down to it, no matter what shooting is shooting, like if we're shooting pistols, I did this whole, it was probably five, six years ago.

Uh, I did a whole thing where I bought that SD nine.

I talked about, I bought that gun, the belt mags, everything.

And this was pre COVID all in to the first match was under $600 holster and everything.