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semi auto clip=marlin 795 tube=60 bolt Savage mark II

If you wait for sales the Stevens drops as low as 180 at academy, and 700 adl's can go as low as 300. Perhaps you should wait for a good sale. Just avoid the Mossberg ATR and remington 770

I am an fnx 9 and like it. The slide release can be a little difficult to use so you might want to get your hands on one before you buy. (or just learn to slingshot instead of using the slide release) Gun also points great

I have read/seen bad things about the mossberg ATR http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=418820&highlight=mossberg+atr Shows a guy who was eventually able to get decent groups out of it (1.5 inches at 100 yards) but took working up handloads. Factory ammo was up to 4 inches at...

I can not think of a single self defense scenario that would not be able to be taken care of in less than 10 rounds. I remember seeing some figures somewhere about the "average" gun fight. I seem to remember average self defense is under 10 feet, with around 2 rounds total fired. It is the...

I agree, paint does not look factory Dating should not be a big issue, just sit back and wait through the hold time.

does it have to be a dedicated .22lr? Could always get a glock with a 22 conversion kit

fnx is totally ambi Slide release can be a bit of a pain to get to and the decocker/safty is oddly placed if you have large hands, but I still like it

It is hard to beat a Marlin 795 with tech sites and a couple extra mags for an appleseed.

I would suggest you just not give him a hard time about it. If his firearm prices are close to the "big box" stores pick it up from him. A gun store will NEVER be able to match internet prices on accessories, so unless they are thrown in for free with your firearm know that it will always be...

You are correct ElToro

checking out your local range is a great idea, you never know when someone has just gotten tired, old, injured and does not want to shoot anymore. Many still would not feel comfortable listing the gun online (shipping) and don't want to just give them to the pawn store. So they post them on a...

If you do go with the stoeger i would get the 12 ga over the 20. I believe they use the same receiver for both so the 20 ga can be a bit clunky

If you have a local Academy sporting goods store you should be able to get your hands on one of the Stoeger guns there.

+1 for the reloading gear. Getting the fire the guns you already have for $0.05 a round can get you to remember how much you loved them in the first place. Plus it gives you a little something to do in your off time.

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1CAKGPWASR&groupid=208 Probably be around 450 after shipping and transfer fees. Some people have problems with them, most do not. Take it out and put a few hundred rounds through it to make sure there are no major screw ups

For a gun in that price range you can also look at the stoeger line of o/u's. MSRP for inside your price range and could pick one up for around 350 most likely

I think the problem with the inertia system that most people feel that if the first round does not fire you are left with a club. If the first round does not fire in this weapon you have 2 options for getting the second barrel to fire. You can either shake the firearm to reset the trigger or...

cool shotgun, at the least a great convo item at the range at the best a SD weapon that will make a meth'd out home invader think he fell back in time

A cz 82 is about the same price and a hell of a better gun. Also 9x18 is pretty much the same cost (or cheaper) then 9x19