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<blockquote data-quote="aarondhgraham" data-source="post: 3805500" data-attributes="member: 13337">Hello Tinytim:The Savage Mk-!! is a great choice both for quality and price,,,Assuming that he is big enough that the rifle will fit him.I prefer bolt actions to semi-auto&#039;s for a first rifle,,,It avoids the spray-n-pray method of shooting.I wouldn&#039;t choose the Henry for a first rifle,,,Even though I loved the H-001 that I once owned,,,I still believe that a decent bolt-action is the perfect first rifle.If your boy is small like my friends son though,,,Go ahead and get him a Crickett.Yes, he&#039;ll outgrow it eventually,,,But it will serve him well until he does,,,And the rifle is so inexpensive (relatively) that it&#039;s not cost prohibitive.As an aside I know a man in his 40&#039;s,,,He still shoots the Crickett that his son eventually outgrew.Hope this helps,,,Aarond.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aarondhgraham, post: 3805500, member: 13337"] Hello Tinytim: The Savage Mk-!! is a great choice both for quality and price,,, Assuming that he is big enough that the rifle will fit him. I prefer bolt actions to semi-auto's for a first rifle,,, It avoids the spray-n-pray method of shooting. I wouldn't choose the Henry for a first rifle,,, Even though I loved the H-001 that I once owned,,, I still believe that a decent bolt-action is the perfect first rifle. If your boy is small like my friends son though,,, Go ahead and get him a Crickett. Yes, he'll outgrow it eventually,,, But it will serve him well until he does,,, And the rifle is so inexpensive (relatively) that it's not cost prohibitive. As an aside I know a man in his 40's,,, He still shoots the Crickett that his son eventually outgrew. Hope this helps,,, Aarond . [/QUOTE]

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