Thread: Small 22 for kids

In addition to short length of pull, the Rascal:
▪️ Light weight and balanced, little kids are able to shoot it off hand.
▪️ Aperture & blade sights seem easier to get their heads around.
▪️ Real slender through the wrist and fore end for their little hands.
▪️ Cocks conventionally on bolt open for good muscle memory development from the get go.
▪️ Better more enjoyable experience using it.

These points are really noticeable with children under about ten years. An old cut down single shot just isn’t the same without additional modification.

Originally Posted by Moutere

In addition to short length of pull, the Rascal:
▪️ Light weight and balanced, little kids are able to shoot it off hand.
▪️ Aperture & blade sights seem easier to get their heads around.
▪️ Real slender through the wrist and fore end for their little hands.
▪️ Cocks conventionally on bolt open for good muscle memory development from the get go.
▪️ Better more enjoyable experience using it.

These points are really noticeable with children under about ten years. An old cut down single shot just isn’t the same without additional modification.

The Rascal is definitely a good kids rifle, for all those points. It is important when teaching little 'uns to shoot that the pistol grip is small, and close to the trigger. The Rascal looks kinda weird, but it works well for what it was made for.