Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: Bofire on December 15, 2013, 09:42:33 PM
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Help me choose my new 22. I have many Rugers 10/22. do not want a bolt gun. thanks
Carl
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a pump Winchester or 1885 low wall?
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Henry Golden Boy. I always wanted one of those.
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I voted Marlin.....because lever actions are to cool.
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Henry,great little lever actions.
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The 572 Fieldmaster is a accurate, beautiful rifle! Cant go wrong!
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another vote for a henry lever action, i always loved those
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I loved my dad's (now mine) Browning growing up. Super slick action, fast lever swing, and very accurate. It is nice when you can reload it without taking your thumb from over the action or the rifle from your shoulder. I remember being able to fire an entire magazine of aimed shots as fast as a 10/22 and still shoot a higher score.
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:) thanks keep it coming, by the way I have 6, 1906 winchester pump 22's.
Carl
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Find a nice older Marlin 39a. You won't be disappointed.
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I agree with J_H... I love shooting my Dad's older Browning lever action. Super smooth action and a great shooter. I can't speak for current quality, but browning does know how to build great .22s. I have a couple buckmarks and I love them.
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Winchester 9422. Mines accounted for at least 7 coyotes
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Another vote for Henry. Great shooters, and a fantastic warranty. If it doesn't shoot right, send it back, and they'll either fix it or replace it. And, they are made in the USA. Rugers are too, but you have lots of those... :chuckle:
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Marlin Golden 39A.
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what about the .22 revolver carbines? They look kinda neat.
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Another one for the Henry Golden Boy Rifle- "a masterpiece of fine crafted gunsmithing"