You didn’t mention your budget, so I’ll first suggest a WWSD rifle, which is a particularly light weight AR-15. They also make a cost reduced version that’s half the cost while only being a little heavier at 5.4lbs.
I suggest these for two reasons,
They’re genuinely excellent firearms. Well constructed, reliable, with easily replaceable commonly available parts.
KE Arms is one of the few leftist gun makers in the country, who fully support LGBTQ Gun ownership. One of the people who helped design the WWSD rifle is an Anarchist who makes excellent videos on youtube (InRangeTV).
If you have a lower budget, the best option is a simple PSA AR-15. They also make a ‘pistol’ version that’s about the same weight as the KE Arms versions, but with a shorter barrel (which would be much louder than the longer barrels, something to keep in mind).
For information on how to use them, I’d recommend taking a look at Tacticool Girlfriend’s videos, especially her series for beginners.
Also, don’t neglect getting medical equipment (a small IFAK) and learning how to use them!
If you ever want to opt for armor, I’d suggest either a used level II or Level III Kevlar vest and a MICH helmet from eBay.
If you want rifle protection, consider Redstar Defense, a leftist armor maker that makes quite excellent ceramic armor plates for a very afford able price.
Whatever you go with, try to link up with like minded people and become organized in your community. Here’s a solid guide on how to do that.
You didn’t mention your budget, so I’ll first suggest a WWSD rifle, which is a particularly light weight AR-15. They also make a cost reduced version that’s half the cost while only being a little heavier at 5.4lbs.
I suggest these for two reasons,
If you have a lower budget, the best option is a simple PSA AR-15. They also make a ‘pistol’ version that’s about the same weight as the KE Arms versions, but with a shorter barrel (which would be much louder than the longer barrels, something to keep in mind).
For information on how to use them, I’d recommend taking a look at Tacticool Girlfriend’s videos, especially her series for beginners.
Also, don’t neglect getting medical equipment (a small IFAK) and learning how to use them!
If you ever want to opt for armor, I’d suggest either a used level II or Level III Kevlar vest and a MICH helmet from eBay.
If you want rifle protection, consider Redstar Defense, a leftist armor maker that makes quite excellent ceramic armor plates for a very afford able price.
Whatever you go with, try to link up with like minded people and become organized in your community. Here’s a solid guide on how to do that.