Looking for a rifle.
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The M1 Carbine is a good choice for a fun gun
Why not check out the auction sites and look for a commercial made copy of the USGI carbine, which has been collected into the Ionosphere as far as prices are concerned.:eek2:
The same collectors of the USGI stuff disdane the commercial copies made by such firms as Universal, Iver Johnson and IMI, so the prices are still affordable to people who'd rather shoot em than hoard em
Why not check out the auction sites and look for a commercial made copy of the USGI carbine, which has been collected into the Ionosphere as far as prices are concerned.:eek2:
The same collectors of the USGI stuff disdane the commercial copies made by such firms as Universal, Iver Johnson and IMI, so the prices are still affordable to people who'd rather shoot em than hoard em
$150 sks, 7 c a shot. $50, used, M60
Marlin .22lr autorifle. both very useful. CorBon's 150 gr softpoint ammo makes the sks fully the ballistic equal to the 3030, with a gun costing 1/3rd as much, and [practice ammo costing 1/4 as much. If the sks lacks a rubber recoil pad, and you are sensitive to recoil, get a thick shotgun style pad, shorten the buttstock if need be, to make the padded stock fit you properly.
Marlin .22lr autorifle. both very useful. CorBon's 150 gr softpoint ammo makes the sks fully the ballistic equal to the 3030, with a gun costing 1/3rd as much, and [practice ammo costing 1/4 as much.
If the sks lacks a rubber recoil pad, and you are sensitive to recoil, get a thick shotgun style pad, shorten the buttstock if need be, to make the padded stock fit you properly.1 - 3 of 3 Posts
