wtb youth deer rifle

• Nov 18, 2007

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slickcdb2000

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If anyone has a youth model deer rifle that they dont need let me know. preferably a 270 but nothing smaller than a 243. thanks.

 

• Nov 18, 2007

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LA_Huntsman

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they don't have anything at Mike's gun shop?

 

• Nov 18, 2007

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MonarchC88

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If your interested.. I know its not as large of caliber but its a great rifle that I bought for my girlfriend a Rossi .223 w/scope and carrying case.
150$

 

• Nov 19, 2007

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slickcdb2000

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you know i haven't been to mikes in a while. i looked at those rossi's in 243 cal. are they good guns?

 

• Nov 19, 2007

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We have had 4 Rossi crack barrel rifles come thru our range in the last year.
All were .243 cal. and none of them would group worth a damn, Had trouble keeping them on a 8x11 sheet of paper.
YMMV, but I would look at something else.

 

• Nov 19, 2007

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MonarchC88

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I personally own a rossi .223 and a .243 and have had no issues and I go to the range frequently.

SSFiretruck also just purchased a rossi .243 and has had no problems of yet with accuracy.

 

• Nov 19, 2007

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Agreed, Look at the Rossi's, got the youth model 243 for my son last year and it ia good for him

 

• Nov 19, 2007

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Glad they (rossi's) are working out for ya'll. If your ever in the area of the St James S/O range stop by, I would love to see one that shoots well. Neat looking little rifles.

 

• Dec 4, 2007

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slick,
this is another reply to your earlier message about the .308. I see you probably want it for your teenage son. Quite frankly, this one would be perfect because it light and easy to handle, smooth operating and the kick is stout but it is not bad when shooting offhand. Plus he won't be burning ammo like we do with our ARs. One accurate sucker. Have only put 18 rounds through it -- at least 10 in a 2-inch group on first try from 100 yards. Hope I'm not too late from your original August post, I see you were still looking on Nov. 19. I wll be a Sherburne this Sunday. Send e-mail directly to benreed@cox.net.

 

• Dec 5, 2007

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Check the local WalMart. I was at the one in Alexandria about a week ago and they had the M700 ADL in .243 on red tag clearance for $300. You are not going to find a better price on a new M700.

Louis

 

• Dec 27, 2007

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Louis Phillips said:

Check the local WalMart. I was at the one in Alexandria about a week ago and they had the M700 ADL in .243 on red tag clearance for $300. You are not going to find a better price on a new M700.

Louis

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Last year I bought one of these Wal-Mart ADL's chambered in 22-250 for $242....

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