G Garycw New member Nov 23, 2013 #21 Another option I like for under $300 would be; 1.. A Marlin model 60 2. A Mosin Nagant 91/30 And would leave enough $ left over for ammo for both Last edited: Nov 23, 2013
Another option I like for under $300 would be; 1.. A Marlin model 60 2. A Mosin Nagant 91/30 And would leave enough $ left over for ammo for both
O osirus82 New member Nov 24, 2013 #22 here's a link for CT might be helpful. I always check them out for reloading stuff. dont forget about those survival rigs to like the combo rosi's and others that make 410-.22 or larger 12g-30-06 http://www.armslist.com/classifieds/connecticut/rifles
here's a link for CT might be helpful. I always check them out for reloading stuff. dont forget about those survival rigs to like the combo rosi's and others that make 410-.22 or larger 12g-30-06 http://www.armslist.com/classifieds/connecticut/rifles
C ChasingWhitetail91 New member Nov 24, 2013 #23 .22lr should be your choice. I'd go with a lever action just because in my opinion bolts get boring to shoot after a while. Have you considered getting a cheap shotgun for target shooting?
.22lr should be your choice. I'd go with a lever action just because in my opinion bolts get boring to shoot after a while. Have you considered getting a cheap shotgun for target shooting?
B Boomer58cal New member Nov 24, 2013 #24 A Marlin model 60 Click to expand... That's a great idea. My dad picked up a used one the other day for a hundred bucks. It came with a $200 scope to boot. You can't beat that. Boomer
A Marlin model 60 Click to expand... That's a great idea. My dad picked up a used one the other day for a hundred bucks. It came with a $200 scope to boot. You can't beat that. Boomer
C CCCLVII New member Nov 24, 2013 #25 What Caliber is your handgun? Id get a carbine in the same round. That way its easier to stock up.