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Thread: New rifle for goat control/sons first rifle

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  1. 02-08-2014, 10:26 PM #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bernie View Post
    that is a fair comment but that would go for most semi autos 10/22 to shot guns I'm a stickler for people hunting with me Rifle pointing safe direction and keep behind the person carrying rifle that's how do it with my daughter supervision is the key to saftey well that's what I think
    One thing I liked with the gevarm .22 is the open bolt meaning you can have the weapon cocked and have the magazine in your hand, very quiet to slide the magazine home when going to shoot, and also very easy and quiet to make safe.
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