Marlin Model 60 vs 10/22

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05-15-2007 | 07:44 PM

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James B

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From: Wall SD USA & Jamestown ND

RE: Marlin Model 60 vs 10/22

I love the 10/22. I have had several and there is no need to add all the after market stuff for them. Out of the box, they shoot as good as any Marlin or any other non Match 22 CF I have never bought any thing for any of mine except the 30 rd magazines.

I like the Marlin as well but the 10/22 is the most trouble free CF I have ever had since the Nylon 66.

05-15-2007 | 09:06 PM

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Doe Dumper

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From: Baileysville, WV

RE: Marlin Model 60 vs 10/22

Make mine Savage... oops wrong choice...make it Savage anyways ..lol.

05-16-2007 | 12:55 AM

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James B

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From: Wall SD USA & Jamestown ND

RE: Marlin Model 60 vs 10/22

I KNOW, you can head shoot termites at 100 yards with the Savage. Right?

(on the run)

05-16-2007 | 08:55 AM

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Garminator

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From: Florida

RE: Marlin Model 60 vs 10/22

My vote's for the 10/22.......mainly b/c I own one!!!

05-16-2007 | 10:23 AM

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ipscshooter

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From: The Republic of Texas

RE: Marlin Model 60 vs 10/22

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ORIGINAL: James B

I love the 10/22. I have had several and there is no need to add all the after market stuff for them. Out of the box, they shoot as good as any Marlin or any other non Match 22 CF I have never bought any thing for any of mine except the 30 rd magazines.

I like the Marlin as well but the 10/22 is the most trouble free CF I have ever had since the Nylon 66.

Just curious... What does the "CF" mean? Normally I would think "Centerfire", in which case you should have said "RF" - rimfire. Was this a typo, or does the CF stand for something else?