Marlin Papoose Review
Updated: January 9th, 2013
I was surprised to learn that despite reviewing everything from expensive shotguns to high-end AR-15 rifles, Andrews favorite gun is the humble Marlin Papoose takedown .22 rifle.
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Blogger Tam, of View From The Porch, is another fan of the Papoose.
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I love mine, it does maintain zero ..after I messed around a bit with how tight the barrel had to be. I have it with me when I go mountain biking, I cover some rough terrain, and I would not want to get stuck out in the middle of the mountain without it. I also have a Marlin model 60, they are both great .22's.
I miss my papoos, I have been looking for a replacement for about 6 months, prefer the wooden stock, dont know why??? lol , i know the stainless benefits, at this point would buy either or. Anyone know where to look????? Please.