bassfisherman711

I would love to buy a short barrell carbine deer rifle. I am not sure if I am even pronouncing the thing right, but I have read a few articles about people hunting with them. I think they are mostly in .30 something calibers. They seem to be good for stalking and tracking because you can whip them around quickly in the woods. Let me know what you all come up with, THANKS

BareBack Jack

Go to gunbroker or auction arms and do a search for Remington 7600 carbine,fin one in 30-06 or .308 and you would be set.
BBJ

Retaks

Ive found that youth gun work well for me when im hunting in thick brush. They are very short and the light weight makes them easy to move around in the woods.

Bandhunter

A buddy of mine has like new Ruger "Deerfield" 44 carbine for sale. I think he is asking around $625 shipped. I can possible send pics if interested.

Thanks, Rick

damascusblade5

If you are thinking of the 30 carbine,military rifle,a lot ofstates don't allow them to be used for whitetail.

RugerMike

I've got a as NIB Ruger Rancher mini-14 223 SS and wood $450 shipped? [email protected]

jakkaroo

The Deerfield looks interesting. $625 Hmmmm. I'm interested, but that price sounds out of reach for this carbine...

Xavier

skamaniac

You can find yourself a Marlin lever gun in 44cal cheaper than that. Or an Winchester or Malin in 30.30 or .35. I believe this is what your looking for. Check the classifeds at Graybeardoudoors and 24hourcampfire as well as keeping an eye on this one. I'm betting a Marlin .44 will show up soon.

jakkaroo

No doubt those pieces you mention would do the trick. Its the idea of the M-1 carbine-like semi-auto that is drawing my attention and interest in the purchase of the Ruger 99/44 Deerfield. I guess, too, that I'll hold out until I find one NIB at a fair price.

Bandhunter

Same guy has a Marlin 1894 44 mag lever action Like new. $375 shipped.
send email address to [email protected] for pics if interested.

Thanks, Rick