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Old 05-12-2005, 04:32 PM   #1
 
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Im interested in buying a bolt action .22 with a 7 or so shot clip. But with all the brands out there I'm having troubles deciding on a rifle. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which brands make good quality .22's for around 100-200? Thanks in advance.
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I would suggest a Marlin, those are some real good lookin rifles. Also ruger makes some darn good rifles. Either one would be great.
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When it comes to .22, my preference is for Marlin all the way. I own a Ruger Mark 2 .22 pistol, and I enjoy it very much, but I had a Marlin 60 that I used all the time and a Marlin 780 that I always take with me for hunting or shooting. It has a 7 round magazine and is very fun to shoot.
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Old 05-12-2005, 09:29 PM   #4
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Do you really need a bolt action? The reason I ask is, my buddy has a .22 Henry Lever Action Carbine. It is VERY accurate, I was shooting stationary clay pigeons out to 200 yards. Holds 15 rounds I believe and I think it is $180?
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I would get the Marlin over the Savage but, I would save my money and get a Ruger they hold 9 rounds in a flush rotary magazine and you can put a 22 mag or 17 HMR barrel on it. They are around $400 but it is a lot higher quality than the Marlin or Savage. And it is like a mini full size M77 Mk II. My 77/22 LR will shoot a 1/2" group at 50 yards and at 30 yards I can put 10 shots under a dime.
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I've never shot a Merlin but i don't question if its a good gun or not though. I've always shot a Ruger without any regrets using it. I'd suggest the Ruger but as coyotegod as well as the others said, both are great guns.
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These are awesome little guns. Handmade in my town.

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Id say you cant go wrong with ruger, savage, and marlin. Remington came out with a bolt action 22 it might be worth giving a gander at. but for the 200 dollar range go with a Marlin or Savage. good luck
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I have a Winchester Model 190 (I dont think they make them anymore) but basing my opinion on it and my friends 94 I would go with a Winchester. Mine has never jammed and I shoot the daylights out of it, easily over 2000 rounds. and I also have a activator wich makes it basically automatic and even then only the ammo has failed. but I hear Marlin makes good .22's (The Winchester 190 is $150-$175) but its a semi.
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