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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: marion indiana
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He spotted a brand new marlin 60 .22 rifle.He dont know it but I bought it for him for christmas.It looks like a very nice gun.
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Nice choice ..He will always remember the day his father gave him that rifle . Ive met guys who still have the first rifle they got as a child
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Do you know how many rounds they hold?The guy at the gunstore thought 15.He wasnt sure.
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Location: Near a brook & pond in Ma
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He made an excellent choice,I have four of these rifles, and my 10-22's collect dust...,would like to see them go...!
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I bought mine April 8th 1980. I took all kinds of turtles, rabbits, squirrels, coyotes and everything else that was caught in my trap line as a teenager. I still take it to the range every time I go. It's like a Timex, It takes a licking and keeps on ticking. It will last him a lifetime.
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He'll love it, you'll love it too! I got rid of the 10/22 ( great guns too) but just love the 60 better. Make sure you have the camera ready when he opens that one, that's gonna be one huge
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I've had a Model 60 Marlin Glenfield (the one with the squirrel on the pistol grip) for about 25 years now, and I've never had a bit of a problem with it. Thousands of rounds have went down the barrel. Any kid should be thrilled to have one for Christmas.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Excellent choice ... you are a good father!
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Right on Ryan. We will need a picture of him opening it. Your a good dad, keep it up.
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Great choice, Dad. He will remember it forever!
I still have the first .22 Rifle that I received from my Dad. It is an old Mossberg Model 42MB. A few months ago I gave a Model 60 to my brother-in-law. I hear that he talks about it all the time, it was the first time any one ever gave him a gun and he is pushing 70 years old.
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Great choice. I fell in love with shooting .22's by shooting my dad's Marlin 60 back in the mid-1960's. I've owned one almost my entire adult life.
BTW they do hold 15 rounds. You just have to release the bolt to get them to take that final round. It would chamber a round. It just lets the rounds fall down into the mag farther. That's why you have to work the bolt twice to get a 60 to load a round in the chamber. |
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