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Need a 22lr for my 10 year old

shab21​

I taught both my daughters on a Rossi .22/410 break action rifle. Came with two barrels, all the nessary saftey features and in a youth configuration.
For me, it was great because they had to learn all of the steps before being able to actually pull the trigger.
I dont believe it was more than $200 for everything.
I havent used it in many few years, as they moved onto Ruger 10/22s.
If your interested and think you could use it, Ill figure out a way to get it to you.
Best of luck.
 
G21 grip frame is going to be too big for almost any 10 year old.

Get a ruger wrangler and introduce him to old westerns. Kids and cowboys and Indians go great together, ammo cost/consumption will be way lower, basic skills and safety will be easier to teach, and initial cost is low.
 
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