Yes, I miss those days of being able to plink a whole brick away in one afternoon. Around here, last I checked, it was 8-12 cents per round. Not cheap enough for me to go plinking with the 10/22
The only markings I can find on it are RANGER 22 S-L-LR Model 103-8. From a bit of online digging, it appears it was made by Marlin for Sears, from 1936 until 1941.
I started out shooting an air pistol at probably age 7 and then years later graduated to a Belgian made Remington Rolling block rifle in .22, hexagonal barrel and all.
I sure wish I had that one today.
This is what I got Levi when he was 8.
Very safe rifle. Takes three steps, if you are teaching gun safety, to shoot it. Single shot, hand loaded, bolt action. Single shot will help her accuracy. Slows down ammo use as well https://www.henryrifles.com/rifles/mini-bolt-youth/
I might note that this was good for his smaller frame and short trigger pull as well.
For Seth, I had to go to an adult size gun since he has such long arms.
Mind you, I would love to have one of those little ones like I bought Levi. I would have an over the back holster made for it like those ol snake guns had. An adult can one hand this gun basically. So a different stock could probably be made for doing so. I truly want one for myself. Just for fun. If he ever decides it is too small and too much for a kid, I'll replace it with something he would like more and keep it for myself
Used to go out to a friend's pig farm in desert Saugus, California to BB gun hunt things. It was hard to resist targeting a pig in the middle of romantic bliss. Long range, it didn't hurt too much, but I do want to apologise.
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