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I also like the Marlin 60. But I like the 10-22 as well. But I like a good bolt action 22 probably the most. Theres a bunch of ‘em around $200.
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I have a Mossberg 702 Plinkster, a few old Marlin Model 60s, and the ex has a 10-22. Out of them all you can't beat the Mossberg 702 for $100-$150 usually. Good shooter right out of the box. You can usually get the bolt action 802 for around the same price I believe,
Also love the old Marlins. Right now Sooner State Pawn has several older Model 60s and variants for under $200. As for the 10-22, I just don't like the feel of it myself and for the price I don't find that it shoots any better than the cheaper Mossberg.
Of course everyone here will tell you my favorites are the old 1930s-1950s Savage 22 rifles. Solid shooters, but often need some repair work due to their age.
Also love the old Marlins. Right now Sooner State Pawn has several older Model 60s and variants for under $200. As for the 10-22, I just don't like the feel of it myself and for the price I don't find that it shoots any better than the cheaper Mossberg.
Of course everyone here will tell you my favorites are the old 1930s-1950s Savage 22 rifles. Solid shooters, but often need some repair work due to their age.
Per bolded, that's not correct. If you have established residency, and have a state issued ID, you are a resident for the purposes of purchasing a firearm from an FFL , and this includes for purposes of a concealed carry license/ OKSDA license (https://osbi.ok.gov/handgun-licensing/faq).
If I'm wrong, I'd love for someone to point me to the regulation.
This is also my understanding. I know I bought a rifle within a couple weeks of moving here from another state (wasn't Cali). This was after I got my OK drivers License.
Only thing I can find on 6 months of residency is for hunting licenses. Specifically for lifetime, senior, and 5 year licenses.
For a regular license to hunt, it's 60 days.
Can't find anything for such requirements for merely purchasing a gun.
That said, I say forget the gun stores. Utilize FTF while it's available. They can't try to take what they don't know you have.
I will keep this between us but you just put it out for the whole world on the internet.Only thing I can find on 6 months of residency is for hunting licenses. Specifically for lifetime, senior, and 5 year licenses.
For a regular license to hunt, it's 60 days.
Can't find anything for such requirements for merely purchasing a gun.
That said, I say forget the gun stores. Utilize FTF while it's available. They can't try to take what they don't know you have.
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I'm a fan of the Marlin 60 also.
There was a nice stainless steel model in the classifieds here recently that was under $200 and very tempting. I used to have one just like it and wish I had never sold it but since I have a Browning SA22 that I never get to shoot I passed on the 60 SS.
I found the ad. Don't know if it is still available.
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/to...&share_fid=60509&share_type=t&link_source=app
There was a nice stainless steel model in the classifieds here recently that was under $200 and very tempting. I used to have one just like it and wish I had never sold it but since I have a Browning SA22 that I never get to shoot I passed on the 60 SS.
I found the ad. Don't know if it is still available.
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/to...&share_fid=60509&share_type=t&link_source=app
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