Marlin Model 60 .22lr
 

Bought one a few weeks ago at a pawn shop for $55. It needed a good cleaning but its turned out to be a real fun rifle. The pawn shops around here have tons of them at that price. If you are looking for a cheap .22 you should check them out.

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any paperwork ? did you have to show ID ?
was it just a simple cash sale and out the door ?
not asking for myself, living in Canada

but if someone is looking for a cheap weapon with no paperwork
having a 22 around is better than pointing your finger and yelling, "BANG"

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Yup, it's all about shot placement. :D

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Yeah I filled out paperwork and they had to call the fed to make sure I was cool. Took about 5 minutes to do all that.

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I have an old Marlin 60 that shoots fantastic. I love that rifle. Very accurate and gobbles up cheap ammo all day long. It will jam with hollowpoints but round nosed ammo slides thru her just fine. Now i gotta find one for Mrs. Voodoo so we can go plinking together...:D

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They are great rifles. Gave one to my brother about 12 years ago. I think he finally wore it out. He loved to shoot walnuts out of trees.

Great rifle to practice with and should be very efficient with small game.

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Was my first rifle more than 30 years ago. My son uses it now. Still spits 'em out as fast as you pull the trigger.

Great little guns.

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LMAO........I would have to agree.


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All the pawnshops around here want $130 - $150 for them. Took my son to a gun show a couple of weekends ago, and we saw one with a $125 tag on it. Someone was looking at it, and the seller said, "I'll take $100 for it." They didn't buy it, so we looked at it. It was some kind of commemorative 25th anniversary issue of something (that's how much attention I paid to it), with a medallion embedded in the stock.

Anyway, it was in decent shape, with a couple of dings in the stock, so I paid the $100 for it. The seller did caution us about using HPs, and said copper-plated rounds (like you get in the Federal bulk pack at Wally World) work fine. We took it out the range last weekend, and it was indeed fun to shoot. I like the tube magazine - no extra parts to keep track of!