There is a B.C. Rich WMD SOB Beast guitar that I am looking at buying. But I know nothing about guitar at all.

Here are the specs from the B.C. Rich website. Is it good for a beginner interested in (all kinds of) metal?

Construction: neck through
Body wood: nato (eastern mahogany)
Body thickness: 40mm
Top style: beveled
Body binding: no

Headstock style: SOB Beast
Headstock color: onyx
Headstock binding: no
Tuners: Grover Rotomatics

Neck wood: maple
Back of neck: onyx
Neck binding: no

Fretboard: ebony
Inlay: none
Frets: 24 jumbo 2.7mm
Factory strings: 9 – 42
Nut: 43mm
Scale: 25 1/2”

Bridge: tune o matic
Tailpiece type: string through body
Pickups: 1 Rockfield Fat Ass (bridge) and 1 black Rockfield mafia (neck) humbuckers
Controls: 1 volume, 1 three-way toggle and 1 tone
Hardware: black chrome

Finish: painted glossy
Color: onyx with red pinstripes on the body edges

Oh, almost forgot. I already have a Fender Squire Bullet with a Peavey Blazer 158 amp that I am thinking of selling after I learn the basics with it.
I would use the $$$ for drum stuff then maybe buy that B.C. Rich a few months after that (or whenever I have the money). Or maybe one of those Ibanez Jumpstart packs.

the fat ass and mafia pickups are really good metal pickups. neck through really helps good tone, and alot of shredalicious metal bands love it for better neck access