You've come on here and asked a variety of questions...and gotten a lot of good advice. You've apparently ignored almost all of it and instead of getting a sound beginner's learning platform that fits the appropriate budget of a college kid taking out loans, you've looking at a $2000 "tacticool" black rifle and talking about shooting long range when you don't know what MOA is. Now instead of learning from an instructor's feedback and using it as an opportunity to learn and better yourself, you've proven to have a rotten and frankly immature response to it. Do you really think this was an appropriate topic to come on here and complain about in the first place?

Maybe you should buy that overpriced rifle and build a gun room in your parents' basement. With this type of attitude, you are not showing the potential to reach a point where you will have your own house and income to make purchases like that anytime in the near future.

I was trying to be nice in my previous post, but frankly from having read a hundred posts by you, if they are any reflection of your writing ability, you have a LONG way to go in learning to write correctly and I don't think your professor was the one with a problem here. Your grammar stinks.

What you hear may not always be what you want to hear, but sometimes it's what you need to hear. The difference between those who will succeed and those who will fail is not the feedback they get, but how they react to it. The question is, which one do you want to be?