I would have bought it as it was only 100 dollars more than what I spent on my jw15 but much much better. Damn the fact that he wasn't selling when I was buying! hahah
Regarding your comment about buying a decent 22 as a city dweller. Apart from range use I use my jw15 at a family friends property a handful of times a year mostly spotlighting possums. So it makes more sense to me to buy something cheap as it doesn't need to be a tack driver to shoot possums. But in saying that there is a lot of choice in the second hand market for 500 odd dollars which isn't a huge amount to spend on something nice.
When I use it more I'll eventually upgrade.
Cheers @Marty Henry I may be able too let one of my bolt action Stirlings 14p go for the right price
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I have a newish Marlin 25 and it is an excellent .22.
I also have an old Toz 17 which is even better made and outshoots it.
I would buy a second hand bolt action - .22's virtually live forever because the bores hardly can wear out, and the wax from the bullets preserves the bore from rust.
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