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    High Power Shooter FromMyColdDeadHand's Avatar
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    I don't like kids and semi auto. I don't like a lot of adults with semi autos. 10/22 is a great gun, no doubt, but I went with a CZ 455 for my 9 year old son to learn on.
    I'll stop buying black rifles when my wife stops buying black shoes.

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    She hasn't seen it yet but my niece has the same rifle she likes it but told me she doesn't want a pink gun

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    If I had a son he would look like....Ben SideShow Bob's Avatar
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    My first firearm was a single shot, lever action .22, I think my parents got it from a TG&Y dept. store. I shot the heck out of it, and loved every shot. It taught me to go slow & make every shot count.
    Back then, westerns were prime time TV on all three channels !
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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    My first firearm was a single shot, lever action .22, I think my parents got it from a TG&Y dept. store. I shot the heck out of it, and loved every shot. It taught me to go slow & make every shot count.
    Back then, westerns were prime time TV on all three channels !
    Single shot lever action? Seems contradictory

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoahSki View Post
    Single shot lever action? Seems contradictory
    I actually saw a used one a few months ago. Think it was at the Firing Line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    My first firearm was a single shot, lever action .22, I think my parents got it from a TG&Y dept. store. I shot the heck out of it, and loved every shot. It taught me to go slow & make every shot count.
    Back then, westerns were prime time TV on all three channels !
    I grew up with a .22 Ithaca single shot lever gun. I hate the thing. The extractor was broken so after shooting I would use a butter knife to dig out the case. It did teach me to make the first shot count.

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    All this talk about every ones first .22s made me take my .22 in to get cleaned inspected and refinished had me missing my grandpa so thankful he passed his love of guns on to me and got me into this sport

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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    My first firearm was a single shot, lever action .22, I think my parents got it from a TG&Y dept. store. I shot the heck out of it, and loved every shot. It taught me to go slow & make every shot count.
    Back then, westerns were prime time TV on all three channels !
    i never shot a lever action .22 but I love my lever action Marlin 336 that rifle is so damn accurate some of my best groups were from that rifle with the exception of my Remington 700

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    My sons first rifles were both Savage. A Mark II f, and a 64. Both inexpensive, durable and accurate. Wouldn't hesitate to buy more based on the experience I've had with these two rifles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3beansalad View Post
    My sons first rifles were both Savage. A Mark II f, and a 64. Both inexpensive, durable and accurate. Wouldn't hesitate to buy more based on the experience I've had with these two rifles.

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    i keep hearing good things about savage on here I always dismissed them they seemed like a cheap version of Remington when I first seen them my only experience with them was a shot gun and I wasn't too impressed I may have to find a range that has a savage .22 that I can rent and see how good it is first hand

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