WTB .22 starter

[Moparformances]

looking twards the future..

Im looking for a nice, simple to use, starter Rifle.. (must be .22)

something like a Henry H001 or other youth Style.. (allready have a 10/22) Leaing twards a lever action.. but a single shot would work

Im sure lots of members have starters that have been out growen..

Im east of Sacramento. I don't mind traveling but not to far please..

Scratch and dents are ok but looking for something that shoots nice and straight EVERY TIME..

thanks for taking the time

[Moparformances]

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[TKM]

A youth sized stock for the 10/22 might be the answer. An answer, anyway.

http://www.midwayusa.com/Product/166078/hogue-overmolded-youth-stock-12-length-of-pull-ruger-10-22-920-barrel-channel-rubber-black

[Moparformances]

A youth sized stock for the 10/22 might be the answer. An answer, anyway.

http://www.midwayusa.com/Product/166...l-rubber-black

thanks for the though and the link... but im looking for a true starter piece.. one squeeze one shot

I feel single shots/lever action are the best for starters and some people are just to scared to shoot a semi auto

Thanks

[CSACANNONEER]

My first gun was an Ithica single shot lever action. The last one I saw for sale was about $79 slightly used. It's a perfect starter rifle. The exposed hammer makes it very easy to see if the gun is ready to be fired or not and the fact that it's a single shot makes the new shooter concentrate on that shot instead of thinking that he/she can just use a follow up shot.

[Moparformances]

My first gun was an Ithica single shot lever action. The last one I saw for sale was about $79 slightly used. It's a perfect starter rifle. The exposed hammer makes it very easy to see if the gun is ready to be fired or not and the fact that it's a single shot makes the new shooter concentrate on that shot instead of thinking that he/she can just use a follow up shot.

I know a guy threw another messanger board that has a Ithica m-49... but im not wanting to spend 100 in gas to drive to so-cal to get it... and then theres the 10 day wait and another trip down south again??? can he ship it to my local shop for the ten day wait??

hoping for a local.. less hassel

thanks for all the replys

[CSACANNONEER]

Yes, as long as your FFL will accept guns from non FFLs (perfectly legal but some have a policy against it), the seller can take it to the post office, UPS hub or Fed Ex hub and send it straight to your FFL. The post office is probably the cheapest way to go. Sometimes, postal workers need to be educated that the USPS policy is that handguns must be shipped from an FFL but long guns can be shipped by ANYONE.

[only10x]

DESCRIPTION PRICE
Savage Mark I-FVT, Bolt action, single shot, 5.25 lbs weight $227
Savage Mark II-FVT, 5 rounds, detachable magazine, 6 lbs weight. $231

HERE

[Moparformances]

thanks for all the great info..

[Coyotegunner]

I have had problems with late single shots.Especially for teaching kids-The triggers are horrible/lawyers mandated,I guess.The Henrys have been good for teaching and so have the bolt actions,like was already suggested.I have a couple of the cheapest lightweight Savages/with the Accu triggers now just for teaching.Got them at Turners on sale for way under $200 a couple years ago.Seems like they were $139 plus tax and dros.Probably more now.They are very accurate,reliable and I like shooting them myself.

[10101100]

I am in Elk Grove and I just posted my savage up for sale. It's a bolt action. very accurate!

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=7701392#post7701392

It was my first rifle. Had it for less than a year and when I went to basic training, I did pretty well with the m16 and I know it's because I practiced the fundamentals with this .22lr. Trigger squeeze, breathing, etc.