Remington 572 vs Henry Pump .22
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I have them both, and they are really nice guns. The remington shoots a little better than the Henry, while the henry is a less expensive. I would look for a nice used 572. Last time I was at Hafer's gunshop, he had one for sale,don't know if it still there. I think you will be happy with either gun.
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Winchester 1890.
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1890s are nice but you can't shoot long rifle and short in the same one.
Henry Lever Octagon Frontier is really nice if lever action is acceptable. I can't see paying more for the pump than lever action.
If you can find one, a lightly-used Taurus 22LR pump carbine should sell for about $175-200. I've owned two, currently have one. Better than typical Taurus product. I think Rossi made them for Taurus.
If you can find one, a lightly-used Taurus 22LR pump carbine should sell for about $175-200. I've owned two, currently have one. Better than typical Taurus product. I think Rossi made them for Taurus.
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