olehemlock how old are you now

Its_Jadan I'm 59 years old.

olehemlock co2 riple price or hand gun

remington cal 22 tubular lr

olehemlock man I'm 13 now I wish I were allowed to get a rifle I want to hunt

Yep, by your Dad when you're still too young to buy ammo.

Even if it's a gift someone to chose what to purchase, Probbanly an unknown number of people ho had to purchase a 22 for theselves

Yeah I was 7

Christmas gift at 7 yrs old for me. Winchester single shot bolt action with a POS flip lever safety modeled on the Springfield and Mauser. I still have difficulty with that safety. My Dad cut the stock down to fit me and it carried me through NRA Marksman First Class. I still have it and used it for my kids and grandkids. At 7 I could buy ammo in rural California at the corner store and I used shot shells to shoot sparrows out of our chicken feeders. A nickel a sparrow kept me supplied in ammo, candy and Dr. Pepper. I'm not a fan of big game semi-autos and I subscribe to the Jack O'Connor school of get a .22 in the action type that you intend to hunt with. So that means my kids started with the single shot bolt action, moved to a Remington 581 that I cut down and then to a cut down Howa .243 for centerfire experience and a cut down .270 for elk. I'm fixing elk stew tonight from a 5 point bull that my 15 year old grandson shot this fall, 250 yds running, one shot broke both shoulders.

If you were fortunate enough.

Just ordered one from Cabelas today looking forward to shooting 🇨🇦

@@DILLONEKR Which model did you get, how did it shoot?

Wilfred Darr Got the mark 2 and shoots great

@@DILLONEKR LOL well ya, but which MKII (FXV, BV, FV)? I can't choose... Do I really need a heavy barrel on a 22? Does it make that much difference? It's a life altering case of analysis paralysis!

Wilfred Darr Think it was a FV

I am strongly considering a 455. I'd love the 28" 452 but they apparently aren't made anymore :(

BudsGunshop has a CZ 455 Ultralux in 28 inch barrel. ~$417.00

I have a JW-15...norinco version of the cz452

Arctic Gummibear me too

@@JohnMcKLV 455 is a much more refined rifle, its updated 452 that's all

+Fred Block You can find most of these and others at local pawn shops and save some money but you should also check out the Mossberg plinkster and the Marlin model 60. Those are good arsenal builders because they are both $160 a piee brand new. The 10/22 is closer to $300.

+Adam Alford Thanks for your help!

Fred Block I always check pawn shops before Walmart or anywhere else. Just make sure that you have your phone handy so you can check prices and quality. That way you don't get home and find out that the gun you paid $200 for only cost $160 new at Walmart.

What did you end up getting? I'm looking for a budget 22 rifle.

Eventually you will end up with a Ruger 10-22 and a Marlin bolt action LOL So watch the paper and take the best deal. That will be the start of you 22 collection LOL I have one entire safe full of 22's but these are the go -to guns,,,, and that Remington is great. Just buy one, these are the keepers at a reasonable low cost. Glad I could help

PaulsWackyWorld There is a Remington in my gun dealers, £200 second hand with a Volquartsen carbon wrap match barrel and a good scope - I just hope I raise the cash before it sells! This is my UK gun trader, a really nice guy. www.valmontfirearms.co.uk/secondhandfirearms.html In the UK, .22 is the only semi auto we can have, although we can still buy a Barret 50cal sniper rifle, our laws make no sense!

I have a model 25 as well, and it works flawlessly. One of the nicest bolt action rifles in it's class.

service1956 Bolt 22 are boring. It only takes a minute to clean a gun.

@@uzimike4733 If you think bolt .22s are boring (UZI in your moniker is telling) you probably are of the spray and pray philosophy. Bolt .22s rock for those that enjoy accurate shooting. Heavy barreled single shot .22s or the nice Anschutz are the cream of the crop. --I do own several .22 autoloaders BTW as well as bolt guns. I also am a state certified hunter education instructor and have been shooting for a very long time.

Don’t yet own a rifle but just bought my boy, 11, a bb pellet gun for starters. Going to get him instruction. Appreciate the advice. Want to start him and I with a 22 downstream.

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Totally agree !! Love my 60

Me too.

Accurate as hell but jams frequently

@@karenjackson9059 mine dont jam as much as my 10/22 it jams constantly!

Great gun.

Also, the Marlin 995 is a great rifle that uses a magazine. Very easy to shoot and very accurate.

I understand your concern over losing/misplacing mags. My concern is the difficulty loading a tube. I've never used one. Not sure my fat fingers will do well when cold.

just try to lose the magazine on a single shot, I betcha can't do it

+Slasher the old tube feed 22s were around long before 10-22s came out. I was raised with a fine old JC Higgins (Sears!) just like a Marlin Model 60. This guy is under-informed. Notice he barely mentioned tube feeders. The only drawback with them is slow-loading the tube mag.

+pmessinger what drawback? 15 rounds is plenty if you feel a need to rapid fire, damnit.... I really need to augment my Henry 22 with a Marlin 60...... sigh...

I think the model 60 has fallen from the #1 pedestal. They are great gun. I used to compete with a $99 model 60 against very very expensive rifle and did very well. Give me a break I have 2 Marlins out of 4 rifles in the movie already. LOL

I have a Marlin 75 my brother rescued from a 40 year old barrel of motor oil. After refurbishment it is the most accurate .22 I have ever shot. Short round tube though.

Edwin Pascua google promag they make them.

I got a Browning 22lr lever action...

Well said.

Frog plinkin with a bolt action...nuff said

Dang.. my first gun was a sccy 9mm. I had it maybe a week before selling and then getting a S&W sd9ve. I'm thinking of getting a rifle next.

Funny, that’s what I did! Though 10/22 was my first choice!

I love the 597 too Ryan. My dad has a 597 and we have two 1st gen 10 round mags but can only load 5, trying to get a third gen one but remington is having problems. It is accurate, light and fun to shoot. I hope they make better high capacity magazines. Which stock do you have for it? Ours is a laminated stock version with a stainless barrel and receiver that isn't in production anymore, only in .22wmr.

Mine started as the grey stock with noodle barrel. I've upgraded to a ss heavy barrel with brake and Boyds evolution ss stock in nutmeg. Check out rimfirecentral.com for mag fixes. There's a section dedicated to the 597, as well as any other make and model of rimfire gun.

ryan hawkins Thanks brother for the info i'll check them out and I might see if they have anything for my CZ 452.

ryan hawkins Where did you get the ss heavy barrel? I'm wanting to do some upgrading! I got a stock 597 for my 10 year old and it is just an awesome gun, hates Win bulk 333 ammo but cycles everything else we have tried. Gonna get a second one soon. Luv it!!

bigsi505 I lucked out and found it on eBay. I believe Jarvis and VQ (volquartsen) or a couple others make barrels for the 597- search rfc for the info. Get the VQ extractor... Mine was never picky per se but it eliminated the occasional stove pipe and kicks brass farther/more consistent. I also polished the bolt, guide rods, all moving parts and points of friction to a mirror finish. If you guys haven't polished your guide rods and added the VQ hammer and extractor and mcarbo spring already, you'll grin ear to ear when you do. I also polished the VQ hammer with a final 2k grit. Roughly 2# break now on a new trigger group with only 200 rounds on it. Old group was just below 2#, but had some pre slop.

Sorry to hear about your injury. In the last 2 years I had to get both Achilles tendons removed , bone work on my feet and have the tendons re-attached. (One leg at a time) All I can say is Physical Therapy ? I went 3 times a week instead of 2 and did exercises at home. The last surgery was about 15 months ago. I got back to 100% hopefully you will to. Make sure you wear safety glasses so you don't shoot your eye out with a ricochet.

My father has had his since the mid 60's. Damn good shooting .22.Many bolts (like my Marlin 881) have trouble shooting as accurate as it does.

I recently got one Hands down the finest .22 I have ever owned and I have owned at least 20

I'd stay away from the 702,,like they say,you get what you pay for.If you want an inexpensive bolt action,rifle,give the Marlin XT22TR (tube fed) a try.If you want a semi-auto,Ruger 10/22,and it's also magazine fed.Pay a few extra dollars and get a good one.Ruger or Marlin,can't go wrong with either one.

The 702 is OK but you have to get it under $120 for me to say it was an OK deal. If you would even consider spending the money for the Tactical don't, unless you want a cool looking rifle that is only marginal. Watch the movie again and reconsider your options. I would pickup a Mossberg tactical but it would have to be at a very very good price. I'm sure my grandkids would like the way it looks.

Don't listen to the 2 knuckleheads. I have a Mossberg 702 plinkster and it's an awesome little rifle for the price. Never had any issues with it and have had it for 8 years

It's been hit & miss with the 702.I don't own one but my neighbor has let me put about 1200 rounds through his.I'm glad you haven't had any problems with it.In those 8 years,how many rounds have you put through it?I hope you continue to have no problems with it,,I might buy one myself.

I have a 702 and a 10/22...... I like them both, the price $100 & $ 200 respectively may be a factor. But, to your question, I chose the 702 over the 705 because I didn't care for the plastic toy gun appearance of the 705. It looks good,but not worth double the cost of the 702 which is the exact same gun.

I completely agree, because with the exception of the 10/22 the Marlin Model 60 is far more popular than any of the other three rifles he shows. I have absolutely nothing against the 10/22, but I was fortunate enough to be given my first .22 at a very young age and it happened to be a Model 60. I think most firearm enthusiasts are in the same boat (not as far as having a Model 60, but being lucky enough to have a parent who cares about their safety and teaches them about firearms at a young age), and their first .22 might not be a "choice". Personally I prefer the tube fed aspect of the Model 60, it holds a ton of rounds without a protruding magazine. I've owned two (one "old" and one "new" style) and I don't believe I've ever had a failure except when using *old* ammo, which is going to happen in any rimfire. In my opinion a first .22 comes down to a 10/22 or a 60, as they have both been around forever and it's extremely rare to hear anything bad about either. The main difference is if you want a magazine that will either only hold 10 rounds or stick out of the bottom, or if you prefer to load in the tube (older models hold 18 rounds, newer 15). I find it much easier to load via the tube than a magazine, unless of course you have extra magazines pre-loaded. Since a .22 rifle is primarily for small game or plinking and not self defense though, I see absolutely no problems with reloading the tube instead of using magazines. It's just a matter of preference -- my dad owns both, I just prefer my Model 60. Another item of note is that the 10/22 has a TON of aftermarket modifications available. With a Model 60 about the best you can do is a black synthetic stock if you want it to look "tacticool". I'm fine with that, I've already spent enough money customizing my AR15! I don't think I will ever have any need to use a .22 rifle in CQB, so I don't need telescoping stocks and picatinny rails and all that good stuff.

Great rifle, I had one for many years. I already had 2 Marlins in the movie. + The attributes of the 2 autoloader shown are different than the model 60. + I'm not a big fan of tube feed for new shooters , it causes new shooters to go pew, pew ,pew, pew, pew, pew, pew ,pew, pew, pew, pew, pew ,pew, pew, pew, 18 or 19 times ? in a row over and over.

+Brainless Shotgun Don't know why but it seems like the week after thanksgiving has the best 22 rifle deals.

PaulsWackyWorld okay, but what i meant like at what age?

MMMMMmmmm When your fathers says.

PaulsWackyWorld ok

+Brainless Shotgun Buy one from a pawn shop because the first one you get you will end up customizing.

yes

Oldcoinsandstuff1 . Indeed MARLIN

Hey Oldcoinsandstuff1 - My first 22 cal was a Marlin Model 101 back in 1971 - still have it and only shoot iron-sights, and it's quite accurate and a ton of fun! I put scopes on my other 22's just not this one and not on my Win Mod 1890 22 WRF.. Take care!

Yep. Dad gave me my first. 25R. Loved that rifle

795 with a trigger spring kit

+michael thomas It was actually some 223 cases rattling and the mic really liked that sound. You learn as you go.

Exactly. none better than the 10/22. it takes a licking and keeps on ticking. the rotary 10 round mags go flush with the stock unlike the Marlin 60 which hangs out the bottom to be bent or broken other wise the marlin and Ruger operate almost exactly the same way. I'm not saying the Marlin is a bad gun its just not a better gun.

littlejpl The marlin model 60 has a tubular magazine and runs along the barrel, while I tend to like the ruger over it. They are both very nice rifles.

littlejpl What are you talking about. A model 60 doesn't have a mag that hangs out the bottom. Don't tell people shit you don't know about. The Ruger is not a BETTER gun.....You don't shoot much, do you.

The Marlin M70 and M60 an M795 are essentially the same guns except two are mag fed and the M60 is tube fed and M70 brake's down and the other two do not. That doesn't change the FACT that the Ruger is a more ruggedly built gun due to the flush mag design and not having a tube that can be dented or bent or a mag hanging out the bottom to be bent or dented as well. To me that makes the Ruger a better gun.

Marlin 39a between 1953 and 1983. these years provide microgroove AND pre cross bolt safety. Shoots Longs, Shorts, and LR. Not picky for any ammo (Bulk) deadly accurate and fun as hell. Downside, they are expensive and only available on the secondary market. Very limited on accessory options and if you only like tactical your SOL. But really, who cant love it?

Good buy it. Several comments on 60's 4 or 5 months ago

I love my Marlin 60. My son in law sold his ruger 10/22 to buy a Marlin 795 because I kept out shooting him in target practice. The Marlin 795 has been designed to accept a magazine instead of the tube magazine like the Marlin model 60. Promag makes an excellent 25 round mag that will operate perfectly well in the 795.

Back in my hunting days(circa 1969-1970) which I am being call back too, My22 was a Marlin Glenfield 60. Model 795 is definitely in my sites. My olde Marlin could pick mosquitos off barbed wire!! Now at age 70 it will take some practice to allow me to hit the barn wall from inside the barn. In those years took well over 100 squirrel and every single one was in the cast iron with the butter not one once of meat wasted. Cleaning is key with squirrel. Also with the Marlin took many ruffed grouse. You have eaten' no cut of beaf that matches a ruffed grouse off a corn field. They normally eat pine galls so olde timers told once the corn was gone forget it!! Never tested that. They dressed out just a bit bigger than a cornish hen so you would put the 22LR through the back where there was no meat!! In Colorado the hunt will be for the Blue Grouse. Supposed to be good eating. We will see!! Key point for beginning and veteran shooters. With practice your 22LR will outperform those expensive fancy over unders in putting good meat on the table and you won't need a scope because you need to get close especially in the grouse thickets!! Shotguns are classic meat destroyers. You only get 4 small drumsticks on a squirrel so do not go and blow half of it away with a shotgun!! We call those people the "Meat Hunters!!" 2-3 pellets in the breast of a ruffed grouse is madness from a culinary standpoint!!

Love my marlin model 60 . No problems at all , it eats any ammo I feed it

It's hard to beat a Marlin for accuracy.

Nah mate, live in Newcastle nsw😝

Nah mate, adelaide represent ✌

Ello from Victoria

Yes

Heck no! NSW right here ;)

+Kristian Martin (SilvirtoonsGW2) My daughter will be learning to shoot soon! She isn't excluded.

+Adam Alford awesome.

Kristian Martin she just turned one so maybe a year or so

Savage makes a real good rifle. My Mark II has brought me quite a bit of enjoyment; I recently mounted a scope and can't wait to get it sighted in. Cost me $125 used from a pawn shop in near-perfect condition.

joe woodchuck There are different quality levels of the 10-22

Really? Bringing up politics? When did anyone ever say they were taking guns? Just utter nonsense.

The newer 1022's are not as good as the older ones.My fathers 10/22 from the mid 60's shoots pretty well,a good bit better than the newer 1022's.It's not as good as the Marlin 39A but none of the semi's will shoot as well as it and a lot of bolts have a tough time trying to as well.My Marlin 881 isn't as accurate as the 39A but it's killed many many groundhog out to 200-250yds.

I had an Anshutz Savage 164 for many years. Fantastically accurate and the only .22 that could ever shoot with it was my Marlin 39. Unfortunately, in 1974 my wife forgot to lock the truck while in town and it was stolen.

Which stock do you have?

Deejay Kollar Thanks for the tip I know nothing of that calibre, so I will do some research :)

Well said. I have a Marlin .17HMR that is incredibly accurate and its brother the .22WMR from Marlin. Micro groove barrels do a great job with rimfire rounds.

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Where are the lever guns?