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Hi, my name is Andie and I am new here. I am 8 years old and I have just started shooting. My dads guns are to big for me. I am left handed. what kind of gun should my dad get me? Thanks. Andie | ||
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Hi Andie,,dunnow what kind of budget you have,,But I believe thompson center offers a youth carbine stock for the contender,,Kind of pricey but something you could grow into,,stock and caliber wise. Welcome to the forums!! Clay | |||
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Hi Andie, Lot's of youth rimfires out there, not alot in left hand though. Savage Arms makes a left hand youth it's the Model Mark II GLY-Youth left-hand it retails for $184.00. Good luck and happy shooting-Ron | |||
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Henry lever action. | |||
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Andie, Welcome to AR, you just might be our youngest member. I would have your dad take you to a couple of gunstores and handle as many 22 rifles as you can. Get the one you and your dad think is best. I am over 50 years old and just yesterday I bought a Browning 22 semi-auto, a rifle that I have wanted for many, many years. You never outgrow a 22. I hope you find one that you like as much as I like my new Browning. Be sure and let us know what you get and how it shoots. DOUBLE RIFLE SHOOTERS SOCIETY | |||
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Say, the Browning would be just the auto for a smallish left hander, with the bottom ejection. You need to be real careful with the tube magazines to make sure their empty. I taught my kid so well he found a cartridge I'd left in one. | |||
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Andie, Great to hear you're shooting with your Dad!! I started both my sons (one of whom is a leftie too) with a Marlin 15Y. It is a single shot bolt action .22 and fits young men just fine. Good luck and be SAFE!! The year of the .30-06!! 100 years of mostly flawless performance on demand.....Celebrate...buy a new one!! | |||
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There are lots of youth model 22s available but most of them are right-handed bolt actions. There are a few ambidextrous choices. Ask your dad to look at the Stevens Favorite http://www.savagearms.com/30g.htm A good gunsmith can shorten the stock to fit you now, and reattach the wood later when you grow into the gun. As mentioned earlier Henry makes a youth model lever action http://www.henryrepeating.com/leveryouth.cfm H&R sells a 22/410 Versa-Pack that comes with a spare 410 barrel, which can be handy for hunting rabbits and squirrels when the 22 isn't the best choice http://www.hr1871.com/Firearms/Combos/versaPack.aspx Rossi makes some youth-sized break-action single-shots but they are pretty rough and not much fun to look at. Finally, you have asked about a 22 rimfire but a better quality youth-sized air rifle (not a BB gun) can be a lot of fun too. | |||
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