22 LR Bolt Actions: We Would Buy the Remington Model 514
Accuracy and simple operation were the key factors that gave a used Remington plinker the edge over a similar Marlin Model 25N in a comparison of two 22-caliber beginner rifles.
Getting a greenhorn shooter to take that first step along the path of a seasoned shooter, whether the targets are at the shooting range or running around in a field, often starts with a 22-caliber rifle. Most of us old-timers have fond memories of our first 22-caliber rifle. Bringing home a mess or rabbits or squirrels; punching holes in tin cans; or just trying to shoot the smallest group on paper were all part of our marksmanship learning experience.
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| Making one shot count, particularly when a youngster is ust learning basic shooting skills, often has an adult on the hunt for a used bargainpriced bolt-action 22-caliber rifle that can qualify as a beginners shooting tool. We found two veteran rifles, a Remington Model 514 (right) and a Marlin Model 25N, that were priced right and passed our beginners rifle test. |
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