Cheap centerfire for fun

Thanks for that. Ill keep them in mind for ammo for sure then once I find all these magical sales everyone keeps talking about. ah well gotta find a place to shoot anyways so a gun with no range is useless when you don't hunt
 
Funguns5 said:
Thanks for that. Ill keep them in mind for ammo for sure then once I find all these magical sales everyone keeps talking about. ah well gotta find a place to shoot anyways so a gun with no range is useless when you don't hunt
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Often you can find the prices I have quoted at gun shows, people sometimes don't ask much more than they paid a few years ago. It keeps the prices down :)
 
Gnome75 said:
If you are planning on getting a 22lr I highly suggest the marlin 795. Cabela's had good sale for them once upon a time.
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Yes, I agree, the Marlin 795 is a great little 22LR plinker.

In fact, I had it at the cottage last weekend and had the opportunity to show a long-time friend how to shoot it.
 
Rickster66 said:
Not much else cheaper or more "bang" for the buck than an SKS. The rifles are the among the lowest priced centerfires available and there is still a lot of surplus ammo available for reasonable prices. Not the greatest trigger in the world but will hit torso targets at 100+ yards. A cheap but accurate rimfire, like a marlin 795 is the only other one that can compare from a cost perspective.
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I was looking at the savage mk2 and the Marlin xt-22. how comparable would the xt-22 be with the 795. was really wanting the bolt action on the .22 to get marksmanship going. Start with iron sights and go from there
 
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