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<blockquote data-quote="Kozmos" data-source="post: 1590618" data-attributes="member: 3556"><p>Realistically, if you're just going to use it for plinking and squirrels, I'd get the least expensive one, massage the trigger and put a scope on it. Now if it were me, I'd save the classic, massage the trigger and put a scope on it. I have a fondness for the older guns but not to the point of paying a premium for them. In the end, they are still 10/22's and meant to be shot and enjoyed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kozmos, post: 1590618, member: 3556"] Realistically, if you're just going to use it for plinking and squirrels, I'd get the least expensive one, massage the trigger and put a scope on it. Now if it were me, I'd save the classic, massage the trigger and put a scope on it. I have a fondness for the older guns but not to the point of paying a premium for them. In the end, they are still 10/22's and meant to be shot and enjoyed. [/QUOTE]
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