3 Questions to Ask When Deciding on Your Next Firearm

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So, you’re ready to add a new gun to your collection. The question is, what kind of gun do you want? You might have your sights set on a specific make and model. On the other hand, you might not have yet settled on anything and simply have the urge for a new firearm.

Deciding on your next firearm can be challenging. If you spend a lot of time at the gun range, a 9MM PCC might be the right fit. If you’re an avid hunter, a new AR10 may be the way to go. Here are a few questions to mull over as you make your decision.

9MM PCC

Are You Looking to Change Things Up?

Are you looking for a shooting experience not currently represented in your gun safe? Take a 9MM PCC, for example. This type of gun can come in different configurations, like “pistol” (compact with a shorter barrel) and “rifle” (larger with a longer barrel).

If you’re looking to change things up, consider a type of gun you don’t have. It might be something that bridges the gap, like a 9MM PCC. Or it might be a caliber you don’t currently own. Changing things up can add more interest to your collection.

 Do You Want Something Purpose-Built, Like a Hunting Rifle?

Are you looking for a purpose-built gun? If that’s the case, narrowing down your search is as easy as defining that purpose. If you’re a hunter or have plans to start hunting, you may be looking for a highly capable gun you can rely on in the field.


More hunters are adding AR10s to their arsenals, like 308 AR rifles. The 308 Winchester caliber is highly capable, and AR10s designed around this caliber are highly versatile and reliable guns. There are a lot of options when it comes to hunting rifles, but AR10s are not to be missed.

Do You Want to Customize Your Next Gun?

If you want to customize or even build your next gun, the AR15 platform is worth considering. This platform is designed to be highly modular, making it accessible for those who want to take a custom approach to their rifles.

You can find everything from AR15 upper receiver groups to lower receiver part kits. There’s a lot to choose from and you can create a gun that’s specific to your needs.

AR15 Upper Receiver

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