ISO .22 Crickett for 6yo son

JDUB

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We have started trapping coons on the turkey farm and he is loving it. Borrowed a crickett and he can handle it well so now i want to find one used preferably. 200 is just alot for one of these.
 

Biggun4214

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Wow! I bought a Cricket for my granddaughter a couple of years ago at JFLOYDS Guns and Golf in Sevierville for about $100.
 

Pappy

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If I remember correctly, Cricket requires manual cocking, Rascal doesn't. Trigger very good also. Rear sight is aperture . Easily remedied with bases and scope installation if one chooses! Our boys have been the demise of dozens of nest robbers with a Rascal and one started at 4.
 

Pilchard

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It's an accurate gun too.
 

hgcox

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Take a ole mans advise thats got 14 grandkids and forget about the cricket and the rascal and find a Marlin 15yn and i promise you'll thank me later i've had crickets and rascals and the Marlin is the only way to go imo
 

Pappy

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Saw some Rascals with non traditional colored stocks, purple, orange, pink etc. for ~$120 + shipping & transfer fee. Good candidates for painting or ??? Also agree Marlin 15youth super but not always easy to find. Ours' isn't for sale, Rascal either!
 

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