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NEW ENGLAND ARMS?
thinking about getting a new england parnter youth 22/410 combo for my seven yr. old. think it would succesfully take down squirrel(410)?
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RE: NEW ENGLAND ARMS?
Should work fine and will teach the value of making the first shot count.
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a 410 will have no problems with squirrels and rabbits. I've taken many of them with my single shot 410
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Do they still make their singles here in the US? My neighbor bought a Pardner pump and it was made in China and a piece of junk, he sent it back shortly after receiving it.
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BOUGHT ONE LAST YEAR FOR MY 9 YEAR OLD.GOOD SHOOTING LITTLE GUN.THE 410 WILL HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH SQUIRRELS MY SON KILLED 5 THIS YEAR
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Sounds like a prefect "starter gun" for your son
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I am quite sure the single shots are all made here.
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i started squirrel hunting with a 410 good starter gun
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should be fine, good luck
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I first started hunting MANY years ago with a Savage 22/410 O/U. I killed lots of squirrels with it. Also killed my first rabbit with it. Porcupines became scarce around our neck of the woods after I had been out with it for a few years. They are definitely a fine starter gun for a young hunter. I remember the hammer spring on mine was extremely stiff and hard to cock, so you may want to try it. Small hands have a rough time getting the hammer back with a stiff spring. A 'smith should be able to soften it up some if it's too rough. Just something to think about...........
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