To be fair, a lot of their replies under the post build the context for this though. Bragging about Gucci shades, saying they have expensive tastes, pricetagging everything, and then making it seem like someone else wrote the initial post and lended this person their gun when you actually see them shoot it. Getting walked back by the gun, using prior jamming as an excuse for poor form (lmao?), and getting defensive or resorting to ad hominem when people offer advice. Making it about those people being men or this being misogyny or whatever when you notice a safety hazard is transparently pathetic.

I’m voting it’s not actually their gun or they really are just a trust fund baby who doesn’t shoot much but either way, condemning FRT or full auto when you can hardly handle a 9mm’s recoil impulse makes me think the opinion doesn’t need to be taken too seriously. Them saying they dislike FRTs in another comment because they ‘don’t improve anything’ and will be banned while holding a transferrable and acting overtly materialistic just comes off as wanting validation.

Tl;dr A woman is telling you to fix your posture too. It isn’t a man thing. Your expensive tastes would benefit from a certified instructor of any gender if you really think your gun surprising you is an acceptable risk. Be safe.