Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Sheridan, WY
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https://www.keystonesportingarmsllc...nthetic-pistol/

Who uses one for coon hunting? Thought and upgrades you'd suggest?

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Registered: Aug 2019
Location: East central indiana
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I’ve got a Ruger charger I like pretty well that’s similar sized.

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Registered: Aug 2017
Location: Southern WV
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For another 80 or so bucks you can get the Ruger charger and have more than one shot. I just bought one and love it. I drilled a hole in the pistol grip so I could add a sling stud. I carry it over my shoulder. Very light and a straight shooter. I also put a scope with a lighted crosshair on it.

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Registered: Apr 2015
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I hunt in steep mountains where weight matter to a old man (73) and over the years I have tried many guns. Savage makes a small lightweight rifle called the Rascal a single shot that's easy to load and easy to carry. I recommend this rifle. I own 2 rascals, a ruger charger, a Chipmunk and 3 crickets, along with many other 22 rifles and pistols. The Savage Rascal is hard to beat weight, accuracy, and price. It will also, serve as a training rifle for children. You can mount a scope if desired, but will have to buy the scope mount. PM me for any questions. The ruger charger is heavy and very hard to position for shots, however you can buy a brace for them to shoulder mount like a rifle. Dave

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Why not a Rugar 10/22 with a folding stock thats what I carry...

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Registered: Dec 2003
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