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<blockquote data-quote="RUGER" data-source="post: 774121" data-attributes="member: 275"><p>Just from knowing what I do about him and what / how he will be using the gun I would recommend the following.</p><p>H & R Handi rifle in the .243 or perhaps even the .308, but knowing how bad he hates the yotes I would say the .243 would be the best route to go.</p><p>I would throw on a decent scope as well. Get one good enough to handle the ride behind the seat of his farm truck but not break the bank.</p><p>His limited experience with guns in general tells me to go to the simplicity of the single shot.</p><p>He is probably like alot of "ole men" around the farm and when he does shoot, he probably won't need but one shot anyway. </p><p>Just my humble opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RUGER, post: 774121, member: 275"] Just from knowing what I do about him and what / how he will be using the gun I would recommend the following. H & R Handi rifle in the .243 or perhaps even the .308, but knowing how bad he hates the yotes I would say the .243 would be the best route to go. I would throw on a decent scope as well. Get one good enough to handle the ride behind the seat of his farm truck but not break the bank. His limited experience with guns in general tells me to go to the simplicity of the single shot. He is probably like alot of "ole men" around the farm and when he does shoot, he probably won't need but one shot anyway. Just my humble opinion. [/QUOTE]
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