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  • maroonandwhite changed the title to WTB - Bolt Gun in Small to Medium Caliber
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There was a 7mm-08 youth gun listed on here in East Tennessee about a week or two back. 

You would probably do best to look at a Savage 334, Traditions Compass, Ruger American. 

I would recommend 243, 7mm-08 or even 308. The 7mm-08 and 308 would be very versatile and not tough on young / small statured hunters.  The days of $150 Marlin 336s has unfortunately passed or I would point you in that direction. We have one that has killed every child in the family's first deer for two generations. 

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Just now, 19_A_CPT said:

There was a 7mm-08 youth gun listed on here in East Tennessee about a week or two back. 

You would probably do best to look at a Savage 334, Traditions Compass, Ruger American. 

I would recommend 243, 7mm-08 or even 308. The 7mm-08 and 308 would be very versatile and not tough on young / small statured hunters.  The days of $150 Marlin 336s has unfortunately passed or I would point you in that direction. We have one that has killed every child in the family's first deer for two generations. 

Thanks. Being in the West side of the state isn't great for my classified options! I'll probably go pick up a Savage Axis or Ruger American if I don't get a bite soon. .243 is my preference. 

I've already got the Marlin 336 in the safe for him to use later on but it would probably put him on his tail now. He's really just beginning to hunt with me and we are shooting my way to heavy suppressed 6.5 Creedmoor.

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I let my brother borrow my 30/30 lever action.  His kids are enjoying that gun.  They have already taken 2 deer with it.   They seem to be expensive these days but its still a good option along with bolt guns.   I am not looking to sell it, I am just handing out ideas 🙂 

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