Ulyanov [any]

https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-dagger/handguns.html?product_list_order=price_asc

PSA Dagger

Glock clone. Price usually starts at around $300, depending on features, size, and accessories. If you don’t care about features, vanilla Glocks can be found for ~$400 used. But Glocks with features like optics/carry cuts and threaded barrels are usually going to cost more.

Anyone have a link to a good summary of why adventurism is bad/ineffective? Remember reading an article or essay a while ago but can’t find it.

I’ve found a couple decent ones by Lenin and others, but they’re pretty long, only tangentially reference adventurism, and/or are full of historical context that isn’t relevant anymore.

A quick rundown of the theory by someone who’s a better writer than me would also be fine if I can’t find an external source.

Assuming this is a serious question, it depends on your budget. ~$500 can get you a decent entry-level AR. The ARs in the $600-800 range are probably worth the extra couple hundred. Anything above that is out of my price range and interest lol.

https://www.smga.com/smith-and-wesson/sport-ii-with-5-free-hex-mags-64708

$499.99 S&W M&P Sport II

The Sport II is considered a solid entry-level AR. Usually can be found for around $500 for the optics-ready base model, so $499.99 with sights and extra mags is a pretty good value. Packages like this come around frequently, although this is the first time I remember seeing irons and extra mags for $499.

Handguns