That would depend on which itch I wanted to scratch.

i get the same itch evry time i come within 50 miles of a gunsmith, gander mt. bass pro shop, or pawn shop.

I've been fighting the same itch for months now. Doing some window shopping for an Over/Under shotgun, Muzzleloader, or Single shot break action Rifle. Of course i'm looking at bolt-actions too, but haven't found one in .260 rem or .257 rob. or i'dve scratched that itch. Wouldn't mind a bolt action slug gun either.

What r u hunting? Elk 300. Deer 308 Rabbits Bazooka. Just kidding with the bazooka part.

Always wanted a 12 gauge Remington 11-87 decked out in camo. College kid budgets can't afford one, though. The 870 will have to do for now.

You can hunt with a Bushmaster AR-15, the flat-top with a picatinny rail and it comes with or without detachable sights (a fixed post sight as well); you can remove the sights, and it is perfect detachable rings and a scope. I've looked at the rifle shane is referring to, the R-15, if do some digging on the answers, I asked if it was a good choice and had minimal replies. All that you basically get with R-15, is AR-15 in MAX-1 HD, which is my camo pattern of choice for where I live, and a bull-barrel with now sights, 1 5-round clip. You'd have to buy a scope for it.

Honestly. go with a good henry lever action .22. i mean...who doesnt like a quality, accurate rifle to kill squills and birds in the back yard?? or hunting i guess

What'ya planing to do with it DAR PILGRAM!

i would say a 10/22. Ammo is cheap and you can shot all day with no problem.

basketfootball89,
Sounds like you need a handgun.

My standard answer, derived from owning over 50 guns in one lifetime: T/C Stainless Encore. They are beautiful and well-made and totally reliable and offer maximum versatility, from .22 to 12 gauge shotguns.