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    Quote Originally Posted by riverrat12 View Post
    Ok my daughter (and me) want a good all around rifle that is capable of bringing down a deer and taking care of buisness 100yards away..if needed. My question is in your alls opinion what would be a good easy to maintain,easy to learn rifle that would fit my needs.30-06,308,I love the old 45's I think like the rifleman carries. Plus one that I woundn't have a problem finding ammo for. I saw a 30-06 with a scope at the pawn shop a couple weeks back for around 350$ is this a good price? any thoughts on the subject would be great. Thanks Chuck
    I sukk at deer hunting but have hunted with folks who are good at it. Since we were hunting small plots I chose to use my 30-30 since the shots would be short at 100 yards or less. I have a 30-06 for and if I ever get to hunt an area that may let me hunt a bigger plot of land.
    My novice opinion is you have to be careful of buying a gun at a pawn shop unless there is some sort of return program. What if you purchased it and get out to shoot it and something is off? My 30-06 is used as well but I got it from a buddy who needed cash and I trusted him....I know where he lives!!!! Good luck and if I lived close to Mark I would let him look it over first!!!

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    Chuck when you go fishing you go BIG when you buy a rifle go BIG nothing smaller than 50 caliber yea that will bring down a deer

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadrunner View Post
    Chuck when you go fishing you go BIG when you buy a rifle go BIG nothing smaller than 50 caliber yea that will bring down a deer
    Dang he might actually want something besides burger and jerky to take home, lol...

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadrunner View Post
    Chuck when you go fishing you go BIG when you buy a rifle go BIG nothing smaller than 50 caliber yea that will bring down a deer
    LOL it would save time with the field dressing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJD View Post
    I sukk at deer hunting but have hunted with folks who are good at it. Since we were hunting small plots I chose to use my 30-30 since the shots would be short at 100 yards or less. I have a 30-06 for and if I ever get to hunt an area that may let me hunt a bigger plot of land.
    My novice opinion is you have to be careful of buying a gun at a pawn shop unless there is some sort of return program. What if you purchased it and get out to shoot it and something is off? My 30-06 is used as well but I got it from a buddy who needed cash and I trusted him....I know where he lives!!!! Good luck and if I lived close to Mark I would let him look it over first!!!
    Don I hear you on the pawn shop you just never know.As far as Mark being close I'm pretty sure he jogs to the pawn shop I'm talking about LOL.

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