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Which .22 should I buy? Help please!
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I bought two Marlin 795's, my 11 year old son and 13 year old daughter love to shoot them. Heck I have a lot of fun shooting them. We've put a lot of rounds through both (over 500 each) with no issues.
For a basic .22 rifle, and a great price, I would go with the Marlin. I like the Ruger, but it's at least $100 more expensive.
Good luck, a lot of great input here, and I don't think you can go wrong with the suggestions.Comment
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My First choice will always be a 10/22 - you can find a cheap pink stock on ebay for her. If she decides she doesnt like to shoot it, mod time for you!
Budget - Marlin 60
You want her HOOKED on shooting? basic Henry lever action or ...M&P15-22 if you want to intro her to AR platform
Just my worthless $.02
If youre in Norcal bay area let me know and she can try them all. A good excuse for me to bring out some .22's to the range is always welcomedComment
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It's interesting to really look at .22's. The current Marlin 60 is about 60% less than a Ruger 10/22 ($159.00 vs. $259.00.) The Marlin 60 is typically more accurate and is finished at least as nice.
The S&W M&P 15-22 is probably actually cheaper (or as cheap) to manufacture as either the Marlin or Ruger, yet those things go for what, $425-450.00? It's tough for me to justify paying that much more for what amounts to a tacticool look and little else.[CENTER]CALIFORNIA: Love it, leave it /CENTER]
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Which .22 should I buy? Help please!
I like the 64 , but I would be more inclined to buy the Marlin 60. I prefer the slimmer forearm,without the magazine sticking out and it is even slimmer than the 10 22.
IMOP , The Model 60 is more accurate out of the box than the 10 22.
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My girlfriend loves her 795, I also bought her the boyd stock of her choice to let her make it feel more hers. Imho the loading of a tube mag such as on the Marlin 60 can get old to some(buy for some reason out just feels right on a lever). Actually I enjoyed shooting her 795 so much I bought one for myself.Comment
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I would get her the Model 60 Marlin. I really like a tube feed. I only have the older Marlin 60s that have the 18 round tubes though. I prefer the Older 60s over the new ones also..
I can likely throw 18 rounds down my tube about as quick as you can load two 10 round detachables.. Using a speedloader tube, I know I can beat by a significant amount of time....
It is actually easier for most Woman to load a tube fed. And Women you have to remember, seems to have a little more patience than some of us men
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Sounds like a similar situation to my wife; she has shot with me and enjoyed it, but isn't super into it yet.I want to get my girlfriend a 22 to try and interest her in shooting. she has shot before but isn't hooked, "yet!"
Both the Savage Arms 64 tactical .22LR & the Marlin 795 are both on sale for the same price: $160 @ Big 5.
which rifle do you think is the better choice and why?
Thank you for your thoughts.
Having said that, my 795 was the one she enjoyed the most. I kept loading mags and she kept making tin cans dance while squealing with delight.
I don't see how you could possibly go wrong with a 795.
$100 less and usually more accurate out of the box than the 10/22.
I've never shot a Savage but I hear good things.Too many hobbies, Too little time.
Mind you, I'm 5'7", 180, with a visible Ab...Comment
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Time is time.
Either spend your time reloading Ruger mags and then popping them on and off or spend your time reloading the Marlin 60.
In competition on tube-fed guns I use a Spee-D-Loader. Works pretty well:
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