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 04-10-2007, 09:28 Post: 141208
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I never was much of a hunter, too lazy i guess, but I do hzve a couple old "22's". I've got my Dad's single shot and a bolt action tube feed that a neighbor gave for helping him do something for a day when I was a kid. I have no clue what brand they are, but they still knock off a groundhog or a skunk now and then. When I was in high school one of the neighbor boys, (rich kid), had a real neat lever action 22, again I have no idea what brand it was, but it did have a shorter barrel than mine do. I've always wanted one ever since, but just never got one. Sounds like the Ruger ten shot is a favorite amoung most of you. Do they still make that model? Roughly how much does a new one cost? Where is the best place to buy one? Thanks. Frank.






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Thanks guys, correct me if I'm wrong on the model #, but I'm assuming the Ruger K10/22RB is rhe model I'm going shopping for. Sounds like a good job for a too hot to work summer afternoon. Frank.






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Harvey; No, I'm not into guns enough to really know the difference between a collector grade gun and a lower dollar one. I've already got enough "Investment" type tools, etc. in the shop that the kids likely will sell for ten cents on tne dollar soon as I bite the big one. As I said earlier I was always a bit jealous of the "rich kid" neighbor who had that neat litle lever action 22 when we were in high school. One of our cowboy heros on TV back in the 50's could shoot the gun out of the hand of the bad guy at 300 yards on a galloping horse with one of them. From a distance it looked a good deal like the Daisy BB gun I still have, maybe that is my "investment grade" gun. So which eveer you think is my best bang for the buck on the low dollar end is wht I'll buy. Keep the snow shovel handy. Oh, by the way the "rich Kid" is ten times richer now, but I'm no longer jealous of him, I got over that foolishness long time ago. Frank.






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