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    DENWA

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    May 5, 2008
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    looks cool

    Looks cool but:

    1. for $299 a package deal would leave me to believe its pretty low quality

    2. No details in the description about package also concerning

    3. for $300 bucks I'd rather have a magazine fed Savage 22LR with a BOYDS stock. At least I know it would be accurate.

    But of course I'd love to be wrong cause its looks cool for my 5 yr old kid to shoot!
     
    MDElite

    MDElite

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    Mar 16, 2011
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    We have them in stock. Priced at $315.

    Comes with scope and bipod.

    Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
     
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    Ovid

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    Nov 19, 2011
    257
    Reisterstown
    I actually handled the one in BBPawn. It's a neat little rifle, but it's tiny. Like real tiny, it's definitely more of a youth gun.
     
    razorV23

    razorV23

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    Dec 18, 2008
    1,468
    Annapolis
    My 8 yr old son has one and he loves it. The scope and bipod are cheap but work just fine for a .22. Makes a great suppressor host too.
     
    Doctor_M

    Doctor_M

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    Feb 28, 2013
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    Thanks, gents.... always a pleasure!
     
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    AlBeight

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    Mar 30, 2017
    4,466
    Hampstead
    LGoodwin said:
    Yup...says so in the item description.
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    Not more of a youth gun. Completely a youth gun. I first saw pics & thought even though it said “youth” gun I figured it was only a little smaller & I’d still be able to use it while my nephew got some trigger time. If anybody reading this thought this same way, be advised - this is cool looking but tiny toy-sized. If you’re at minimum a moderate sized adult you won’t be able to shoot it. Very cool for a child though. Great reviews online too.
     
    Doctor_M

    Doctor_M

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    Feb 28, 2013
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    It is very small, but shoot able (I'm 5'9" 220).... to me its compact size is part of its charm. Despite its short OAL, it actually has some heft to it. It is more of a toy than a serious rifle, no doubt, but now that I've got the muzzle break off of mine, it is an interesting little suppressor host. Squirrels in the back yard should beware.
     
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