Thank you for this ! Is there anything I can do while she is pegging me to encourage her further within this ' role reversal '? Is there anything I should say ? <| sep |> At my Walmart , I guess we ' re allowed to put items in our cart if they ' re less than $ 100 . About 20 on the shelf here . <| sep |> When the capitalists are hanged they will sell us the rope . <| sep |> I believe the 1022 is the perfect first gun for someone who has never shot , but the other people here have a point . The 1022 is great because it ' s perfect for learning the basics and it ' s super cheap to plink with , but it ' s not good for much more than that . I ' m not saying you shouldn ' t get it , but if you ' re looking for something super versatile it ' s not the answer . For a jack of all trades rifle , you can ' t go wrong with an AR 15 as far as price , capability , and potential for upgrades and shit go . I own a 1022 , but it ' s the most basic model that I got for $ 200 . I just plink with it because the ammo is so much cheaper , and I give it to friends who have never shot before . I have a friend who wants to trick out a 1022 but that ' s because it ' s nothing more than a range toy to him . For the purposes you listed in your last paragraph , I ' d take a 1022 for the first purpose learning to shoot but you should look into an AR for the rest of them . I learned to shoot on a . 22 but my first purchases were an AK and an AR , and J can ' t complain . disc little tipsy Thanksgiving so let me know if I need to clarify anything .