r/canadaguns May 12 '26

Buy recommendations Buying a .22

Everybody on the internet is saying to get a .22 because it is easy and cheap to shoot. But honestly, what can you do with a .22? Plinking and very small animals. Am I looking at this the wrong way? My FSC instructor sayed to get a .243 because its relativity cheap to shoot and still powerful. And another friend told me to get a 25-06 but its ammo hella expensive. Please fell free to give me another point of view.

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u/Top_Importance6216 May 12 '26

alternatively: make more money.

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u/CurlyWurly61 May 12 '26

Homeless? Build a house

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u/Top_Importance6216 May 12 '26 edited May 13 '26

same principle applies.

if you cant afford to shoot it whenever you want, dont get it, or start reloading.

womp womp, dont cry about your inability to fund your hobby. If you cant afford premium gas; buy a junker.

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u/Porkdude99 May 13 '26

Yeah I mean nothing less than 12 gauge slugs is what I’d consider “recoil”… lmao. Stop being a dick weed, you’re probably a plumber or some stupid shit