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I think the "entry level" rifles are great. I have a few expensive hunting rifles that very seldom get out of the safe for fear of scratching them, etc.... I can see why some one would object to the term but I like a hunting rifle that I'm not afraid to use as long as it is capable.
If someone, say a non-hunter, wants to try hunting or target shooting they can buy a relatively inexpensive firearm and try their hand at the sport. I think that is where the "entry level" term comes from. Then in the future if they get hooked on the sport they can upgrade if they desire. I don't see the term as a put down personally.
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