Cheap Rifles

>>34303326
Im in the same boat and looking at this exact rifle the only downside i see is the mags. However the only fix to this is the mossberg which i have heard are not as smooth

Ruger americans are suppose to be pretty good. Entry AR's are cheap plus you never know what you'll come across at your local pawn shops/LGS

>>34303360
I heard the mags are expensive to replace and that's all. Complete novice to guns here and I want something else to shoot besides the kennedy killer I have

>>34303326
I've shot a Ruger American chambered in .22-250 and I loved it. They're only like $300-500. Keep wanting to buy one for myself but haven't gotten around to it.

>>34303326

308 is gonna run you close to $1 per round unless you somehow get that near unobtainium Wal-Mart perfecta.

I got an axis ii in 223. I haven't been able to take the bolt apart for cleaning yet because it's so tough. I think I'll actually need a vise and a wrench to twist it.

Over all I wish I had saved up more and will likely buy a new scope for it

I've been looking at Mossberg MVP .308. They take SR-25 pattern AR-10 mags, I really like that.

>>34303434
.308 is cheaper than my current fare of 6.5mm carcano which is costing me more than $1 a round. I'm more than happy to get recommendations on rifles that are cheap to buy ammunition for

>>34303472

223 rem is gonna go for about .35 at Wal-Mart and everything bigger is about $1+

If you're just shooting targets a 223 is a good option, but based on my experience I wouldn't highly recommend a savage and I don't know what to recommend

>>34303472
Its not hard to find steel 308 for about 35c/rd and new brass for about 55 for plinking use.

>>34303381
Mags are expensive for what they are

>>34303455
I hear they don't have a smooth of an action