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tschaef 03-14-2010 01:13 PM

semi 22
 
Recently at a friends camp for a boys weekend, just riding, shooting, playing poker etc.
A friend had a tube mag semi 22 and I couldn't get over how fun it was to shoot.
A have a quality bolt 22, and a 22 in a combo so all I'm really looking for is cheap and fun.

Any recommendations, or anything I should just plain avoid because I'm looking on the used gun racks, won't buy new unless its a real bargain.

thanks

Maine Shooter 03-14-2010 02:02 PM

As much as I LOVE 10/22's , if you're looking for a very inexpensive semi-auto .22, check for a used Marlin Model 60.

DeerandbearhoG 03-14-2010 04:48 PM

mossberg 722 plinkster goes about 129$

just got a stainless 10/22 and a sightron rimfire 3-9X myself,cant wait to get it to the range:fighting0007:

JagMagMan 03-14-2010 06:15 PM

X2 on the Marlin 60! I had a Glenfield 60 years ago, its the same as the Marlin and for the money it was an accurate little gun!

Risasi 03-14-2010 06:19 PM

Ruger 10/22, 25 round magazine, 22 hollow points, field full of cow pies. You do the math.

Big Z 03-14-2010 06:48 PM

Marlin 60 works. Though the 10/22 is hard to beat

usmc1978 03-15-2010 09:02 AM

I always say used guns are a good value, but at the same time I think you always take a bit of a chance with a used semi-auto. I've had problems with the Marlin Mod. 60, and others. In some instances you can say the same about a NEW one. My first SA .22 was a Rem. Mod. 552, NIB. Jammed all the time.

If you buy used, get it from someone you can find if it turns out to be a dud.

I've never fired the Marlin 795, but have given a bunch away as door prizes at gun shows. I think it retails for about $140, and right now Marlin has a $25 rebate.

I've got a used Win. Mod. 290 up on gunbroker, with a scope. Test fired fine. Check it out, I'm user USMC1978.

genesis27:3 03-15-2010 09:35 AM

I have a Henry semi auto rimfire U.S survival rifle, I Got it at cabelas for $200 it comes in silver, camo , and black. I take this gun with me everywhere it is very accurate and light....etc. Its a good gun....Check it out....http://www.henryrepeating.com/h002_survival.cfm

Stiofan 03-16-2010 09:40 PM

This weekend Cabelas is selling a Marlin 795 .22lr for $99 US after rebate. It's basically a Model 60 in composite stock and with a box mag instead of a tubular mag. Not bad for a new gun. I don't know where you can find a similar deal in Canada though.

JAEGER-BUCK 03-16-2010 10:06 PM

My vote goes for the Marlin 60. Just bought one off the consignment rack at work about a month ago. I was there when the guy brought it in and he said he might have shot at the most 50 rounds through it. I have since then put over 1000 rounds through it and its the funnest gun i have ever shot. Only paid $100 for it and it was spotless. no scratches or anything. Its accurate enough that i started doing trick shooting with it. shooting coins and charcoal brickettes out of the air and even shot 5 or 6 playing cards in half on edge with it before i even emptied the 14round tube mag from about 15 yards away. all of this was done with open sights and i plan on leaving it that way. Model 60s are cheaper than a 10/22 most of the time and you dont have to blister your fingers when shooting for a long time at the range reloading magazines.

Swampdog 03-17-2010 02:56 AM

Hard to beat the old faithful model 60 for price and function..10/22 all around good.Got to love the rem speedmaster and the brownie autos though they are a little expensive (Brownie)

tschaef 03-18-2010 02:07 PM

Anyone have any experience with a Mossberg model 152?
My shotgun is a Mossberg and its been good to me, but no experience with their rifles.
There is one in good shape on the consignment rack down the street for 100$, but I've never heard of it before.


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