First Gun to Buy? | Best Beginner Firearms, EDC Tips & Traffic Stop Survival
What’s the FIRST gun you should buy? A Glock? A shotgun? Maybe a budget-friendly Taurus or Canik? In this episode of the We Da People Podcast, Shelton, Fred, Colin of Gunplay TV, and Nick break down the real answer — and it’s not as simple as you think. Merch is available at https:///www.WeDapeople.shop We cover:…
What’s the FIRST gun you should buy? A Glock? A shotgun? Maybe a budget-friendly Taurus or Canik? In this episode of the We Da People Podcast, Shelton, Fred, Colin of Gunplay TV, and Nick break down the real answer — and it’s not as simple as you think.
Merch is available at https:///www.WeDapeople.shop
We cover:
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Best First Guns – Glock vs. Canik vs. Sig vs. Smith & Wesson
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Shotgun, Pistol, or AR? – What works best for apartments, rural homes & self-defense
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Beginner Mistakes – Overpenetration, bad holsters, and cheap ammo
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Everyday Carry (EDC) – What we actually carry daily (Hellcat, Glock 43X, CZ, Canik)
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Traffic Stops & Guns – What to do (and NOT do) if pulled over while carrying
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Perception & Gun Culture – Do you “look” like a gun guy? Changing the narrative
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Training vs. Owning – Why classes, ammo, and practice matter more than gear
This episode isn’t just about gear — it’s about mindset, rights, and responsibility. Whether you’re buying your first firearm, figuring out EDC setups, or learning how to navigate traffic stops with a gun, this conversation gives you the tools to think smarter and stay safer.
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