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    Picked up one of these in .22 magnum. Very lite and small. Stock is a bit adjustable for length. Trigger is very nice. Pot metal receiver. But all in all wel built and well put together. Accurate also.
    I did put an old 10/22 scope mount I had (modified a bit), so I could mount a light rimfire scope on. Existing rail would only allow for the mounting of a scope that would use the larger rail, not the narrower rimfire rail.
    All in all, this looks like it will be a nice little walk about rifle. Even with the scope, it folds small enough to fit in my daypack.
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    Cool,.... been kinda looking at those.......like I need another .22......LOL.....Reminds me of the Garcia Bronco for the 1960's.
    Nice to hear for some one that actually has one.

    Actually just found a .22 Versa pack barrel for the Handi Rifle.

    The expensive version X Caliber come with inserts for a 12 ga. barrel.

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    I would like one in long rifle but no sense in buying one if I can't get the ammo!
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    one of those is on my wish list

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    What do they cost? I would like to have one of those!

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    The .22lr runs $160

    The x-caliber is close to $700

    or if you want a whole gun there is this.

    http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...Under+22LR.410
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    I have a little badger in both 22lr and 22wmr and like them both. I have probably 100 or so rounds through the LR and maybe 40 through the mag. Both seem pretty accurate, though I have only shot them standing freehand. The trigger pull on the LR is a little light for my liking but the mag's trigger is really nice. I am hoping to get some time on a rest to really get them sighted in.
    I really like that they can be easily taken down into two pieces by loosening one screw, since when folded they still take up a fair bit of space(see the triangular shape of the carrying case). When in two pieces, this rifle is miniscule, yet can be reassembled in a minute or so.

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    Nice weapon.

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