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RE: best .22 for the money
Thanks for all the responses.
Problem is (and I definitely should have mentioned this when I posted, but I only just did the research) most of the weapons listed are semi-auto, which is illegal in my state. Also, does anyone know why semi auto .22s seem to be the cheapest models? Doesn't make sense to me. |
RE: best .22 for the money
I mentioned the Marlin 980V. It is a bolt action rifle, and a great one at that. The bolts are usually a bit more expensive beacause they are usually more accurate them a semi, and because the bolt itself and the mechanics behind it are more pricey than what makes up a semi. Heres a link to the specs on the 980V. . .
If you do decide on this rifle, im sure you wont be dissapointed by it. Chris |
RE: best .22 for the money
forgot the link... http://www.marlinfirearms.com/firear...ion22/980V.htm
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RE: best .22 for the money
You didn't specify if you wanted an inexpensive gun or a good quality one.
If you want inexpensive get a Marlin or Savage. If you want to spend a little more then get a Ruger 77/22. If you want top of the line Cooper or Kimber. I have a Browning A-Bolt .22 and love it. Too bad they don't offer it anymore. |
RE: best .22 for the money
oops!, Sorry I missed the part about you being on a budget.
Get a Marlin! The micro-groove rifling they use is great for .22's |
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