Hatty- I'll sell you my FNAR if you want. It shoots sub moa at 200 yards with just about whaTever ammo you feed it.

Thanks, but the FNAR for some reason never really caught my eye.

For me FN firearms leave me hot or cold.

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The 7.5 x 50 will cost you at large round count. You need to set up shop and load your own.

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Stevens Favorite? My son still has mine. He can put out a rabbit's eye with it. I used to be able to.

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If you get the eye to hold still and get close enough, I could too!

Remington. Man-sized stock. Little boy arms.

My other gun at that age was a Remington take down .410, also a single. We weren't allowed to move up in ga. or to a pump gun until we could consistently take down doves and quail with a ss .410. I think I was about 14 before I got that good.

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84 Euro 240D 4spd. 220.5k sold
04 Honda Element AWD
1985 F150 XLT 4x4, 351W with 270k miles, hay hauler
1997 Suzuki Sidekick 4x4
1993 Toyota 4wd Pickup 226K and counting

Yeah? Hitting a quail of dove with a .410 ain't easy. My first scattergun was my Dad's .410 Marlin lever action. Somebody stole it.

Marlin lever actions are nice. I wonder how the .410 shell cycles. I'd take a Winchester lever action too, in the right caliber.

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It cycled as well as the Marlin rifle. Downsides were that it wouldn't chamber the long shells and had a 2 shell limit (no plug) in the mag. It still killed a lot of squirrels!