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- Thread starter Chadp82
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I bought one for my granddaughter. I need to send it in. It will not extract spent cases.
I bought my grandson a Savage Rascal and I like everything better about it.
Decent trigger and has a manual safety just like a larger rifle.
Hopefully yours is trouble free.
I bought my grandson a Savage Rascal and I like everything better about it.
Decent trigger and has a manual safety just like a larger rifle.
Hopefully yours is trouble free.
cohunt
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You can take the key trigger lock off too-- no need for crazy locking devices if you teach them the right way
This one doesn't have the lock. I read a little about them and it is an option. Some retailers buy with the lock some buy without.
I was looking at both. I agree, I liked the safety on the savage but the only ones they had at the store needed a rail and scope. I preferred the peep to start her with a basic sight. Also, when I asked if she was interested , she immediately pointed at the cricket with the red/white/blue stock and said I like that one (I preferred the laminate wood). I figured if I got the one she pointed out, I may have a better chance on finally getting her interested in shooting. She is 9. Trying to negotiate with a 9 year old is a challenging task some days, so I chose not to try to talk her into what dad liked
. They had a savage one packaged with a scope and bipod mounted, was a cool looking little rifle!
memtb
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We bought one many years ago for use by the grandkids when they visit. It's seen a little bit of good use/training! memtb
levers4life
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Just picked up a used one at auction for my grandson....'least, that's what I told my wife! (any excuse for another rifle)
