u/Responsible_Neck8640

I have downloaded reddit because I heard that people on this can help you with stuff going on in your life and Jobs etc but eversince using this app for advice is like no better than asking my dog for advice.Like Redditors on most subreddits that I ask questions on are extremely sarcastic and get extremely toxic with a mob mentality to downvote me like it’s gonna do something.its honestly pathetic like if you’re just going to spend your life on reddit annoying people and not actually being helpful.

For starters I do not have any history of self harm depression or mental health disorders nor do I have autism ADHD or any of those disorders.They told me I failed and are going to put my application on hold for 12 months and I’m looking to appeal so what suggestions do you guys have for me and what can I do.I did the interview online and I think it may have been a miscommunication error that caused this as my laptops microphone isn’t really great.

Can’t decide between the two😅

Primarily I want to shoot guns especially ARs and pistols which are banned in Australia(government here bans everything including free speech )and also I want to experience some of the great hunts available in the US like duck hunting which I heard yall can shoot as much as you want and shells I heard are pretty cheap there as well isn’t it.

I just want to get a pretty good pistol that had cheap ammo to develop the fundamentals and accuracy for higher calibre ones.budget around 600$ and I expect it to get sub inch groups at 25m.

Which state in the US is the best to relocate that doesn’t have strict gun laws and also that has a good career opportunities and growing economy

What is expected during basic training and I would like to ask how many rounds is normally fired as a recruit during basic

I’m currently about to turn 16 years and 6 months old and I’ve always wanted to join the defence force but given my current situation where I’m in school is it recommended that I join the reserves?