Should @juststarting buy a Cadet rifle?
- Yes he should
- Yes he should buy a few
- Yes, you mean he doesn’t already have one
- Yes
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Why hasn’t he already got one? Tried to trick me into reloading mine for blackpowder and he doesn’t even have one himself… Shame on you @juststarting
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I feel very much ashamed.
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That’s alright then. As you were
If he doesn’t have one he should be sent to the naughty corner.
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I completely agree, I should.
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I’ve gone to buy a cadet rifle about 6 times. Then I see something better (ie: more expensive) and get that instead.
I want a Cadet, but then I want good condition, which is like $400+ and think to myself, but $400+ is a new 22 vintage I could own, so I get it.
Yep but you dont like 22’s remember. 
Actually… I don’t. I like fast shooting 22s. Believe it or not I actually have one bolt action 22. There’s room for one more. A very specific one 
Dare I say, blued wood and steel. But yeah, only one bolt action 22 here 
How do you blue wood?
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Ok so what rare, specific fruit of smurf sacrifice should we keep our eyes open for?
Oh I don’t know. I just feel like a nice, maybe something from 1950’s in blued steel and wood 22LR in great condition. I think I am getting old.
Sounds to me like what you need is a Martini Cadet in .22LR (they exist). Best of both worlds!
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I think I’d like one in .22, .310 is a pretty useless round and I don’t think I could be fucked loading it when I can plink one in deuce deuce.
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I think the original is cool. Any other calibre would be a funky plinker (I do like those actions), but I wouldn’t call it a “Cadet”.