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Offline huntinhick

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youth superlite
« on: December 17, 2007, 08:22:19 AM »
Hello all,

So is the only thing that makes a youth super lite the super lite a thinner barrel?  as they grow can I add a normal stock and go for full sized barrels?  I know they are all SB2 receivers I just wanted to make sure I could trick it out once she gets the hang of it!!  maybe a fluted 204 barrel for yotes!!!  I plan on buying the youth super lite 223 and then having a 30/30 barrel added for now.  Is this a good way to go.

Carl
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Re: youth superlite
« Reply #1 on: December 17, 2007, 08:26:35 AM »

 I would  say yes! Sounds like a good plan. Marv.
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That's what I'm doin'!!!
« Reply #2 on: December 17, 2007, 10:21:44 AM »
My daughter just got her .243 Superlight a couple of days ago. I kinda did my acquisitions backwards...I purchased a 45-70 barrel, bullets and brass from CowboyUp prior to getting the actual rifle for my little girl...just in case my daughter decides that she wants to lend me her superlight so I can put the 45-70 barrel on it and throw the Handi on my 4-wheeler............................................................................

.......................................................umm....uh...

.......................................................ummm....maybe I should just go out and get my own Handi...???


Da_ _ you, Handiholicitis!!! WHY CAN'T I STOP!!! Where's my wallet???.....

Have fun and get her out to the range. I've heard it said that those who take their kids hunting no longer have to go hunting for their kids...kind of a good thing in this day and age.

IceKing02
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Re: youth superlite
« Reply #3 on: December 17, 2007, 10:30:32 AM »
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I've heard it said that those who take their kids hunting no longer have to go hunting for their kids...kind of a good thing in this day and age.

Gave me chills.  That's what I'm doing too. ;)

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Re: youth superlite
« Reply #4 on: December 17, 2007, 02:37:30 PM »
okay so I can't seem to find any super lites around yet not really in a big hurry but I found a adult 204 with a 22" bull  I was thinking that the extra weight would not matter as much for calling predators where you just walk to a stand and set the rifle on sticks then I could get the lighter 30/30 barrel that would be easier to carry hunting.  btw I have a 204 of my own so I would not have to buy a set of 223 dies.  what do you think?

Carl
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