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    Default 22lr pistol or rifle

    Well , now that i have my tax return back ive decided to get a new toy. For some reason ive really been itching to get another 22lr for target. The problem is I cant decide if I want to get a rifle or a pistol. I found a S&W 22s with scope for a great price but I just dont know. Im better with a rifle when it comes to target shooting , but this pistol is nice and could be fun. Another problem is I cant hunt with the pistol if it came down to it, but Id have to stay with a bolt action rifle to stay in the target/hunting category.

    Help me out here guys.

    What I would love is a Savage Mako in 22lr if I could find one.
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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    Both.............duh
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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    The last .22 I got was also my first rifle & I had target, fun, hunting & good looks all in mind when I bought it...

    Henry Golden Boy

    lever action can still be used for hunting. It comes in a lower model if you don't want the brass & want a reciever that will more readily take a scope (the Golden boy can be scoped too, it just is more costly)
    It comes in a .22 lr l s model as well as a .22 magnum version.
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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    I would go with the .22 pistol. I am planning to get one soon. The .22 feels too much like a BB gun to me out of a rifle.

    You might want to consider a 9mm rifle from highpoint. I has a little bit more pop to it.

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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    Quote Originally Posted by 87th PVI View Post
    The last .22 I got was also my first rifle & I had target, fun, hunting & good looks all in mind when I bought it...

    Henry Golden Boy

    lever action can still be used for hunting. It comes in a lower model if you don't want the brass & want a reciever that will more readily take a scope (the Golden boy can be scoped too, it just is more costly)
    It comes in a .22 lr l s model as well as a .22 magnum version.
    Thinking I want to get something more to build on to . Something I can improve more and more. Heavy barrel , accu or adjustable trigger , bipods , Big Ass scope, lol. Thinking I might go with another Savage 93 , I have it in 17 HMR why not a 22lr
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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    get a ruger charger.. 10/22 parts availability, pistol length, and it can have a tripod without pissing off the ATF.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MTechnik View Post
    get a ruger charger.. 10/22 parts availability, pistol length, and it can have a tripod without pissing off the ATF.
    Another vote for the charger. I just started paying on one last week. Mine already has a bull barrel. I will redo the trigger group at some point. Another plus would be, it takes the same mags as the 10/22.
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    CZ 453. The set trigger is AMAZING.

    Plus, nothing shoots tighter for under $1000....at a third of the cost.


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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    If you get a pistol and hope to hunt with it, do you want a revolver? Is hunting small game with a semi-auto legal?

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    Default Re: 22lr pistol or rifle

    A nice bolt action .22LR rifle is the Ruger 77/22. With the synthetic stock and SS barrel, a good all weather gun, great for squirrels, bunnies and such.
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