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22 Training Rifle
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Re: 22 Training Rifle
Savage mark 2 fits the bill nicely and comes in a variety of flavors.
Mine has run like a top from day one.
Savage mark 2 fits the bill nicely and comes in a variety of flavors.
Mine has run like a top from day one.
Re: 22 Training Rifle
Yep, the Savage Mark II's fit it. So do the CZ's, 10/22's, Marlin's, Kimber 82G's...
What's in the banks budget?
and
What features would you like in it? ie. Bolt, semi-auto, wood, synthetic, open sights, scoped...
Yep, the Savage Mark II's fit it. So do the CZ's, 10/22's, Marlin's, Kimber 82G's...
What's in the banks budget?
and
What features would you like in it? ie. Bolt, semi-auto, wood, synthetic, open sights, scoped...
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Mine is an earlier version of the MKII-F, bought used around year 2000, and it works like a charm. Pretty accurate for a sporter weight barrel, too. 100yd main group (with flyers outside, I think the cheapo Fed 550 bulk ammo had something to do with that) averages 1"-2" off the bench and bipod. Paid $125 used, with a hunting scope mounted, included. Bargain.
Mine is an earlier version of the MKII-F, bought used around year 2000, and it works like a charm. Pretty accurate for a sporter weight barrel, too. 100yd main group (with flyers outside, I think the cheapo Fed 550 bulk ammo had something to do with that) averages 1"-2" off the bench and bipod. Paid $125 used, with a hunting scope mounted, included. Bargain.
Re: 22 Training Rifle
If you have the scope already, either of those will easily fit the bill.
Are you looking for a tacticool style? Synthetic or wood stock? And repeater or single shot?
If you have the scope already, either of those will easily fit the bill.
Are you looking for a tacticool style? Synthetic or wood stock? And repeater or single shot?
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I have a Savage F/TR 308 so a single shot rimfire might fit the bill. As far as a tacticool setup, That don't really matter to me.
Wood or synthetic? Either would be ok
Just trying to cut costs, also with a rimfire I could probably shoot in my back yard and not bother the neighbors with to much noise. With the rimfire I could shoot everyday instead of driving 90 minutes each way to the range to shoot the bigger calibers.
I have a Savage F/TR 308 so a single shot rimfire might fit the bill. As far as a tacticool setup, That don't really matter to me.
Wood or synthetic? Either would be ok
Just trying to cut costs, also with a rimfire I could probably shoot in my back yard and not bother the neighbors with to much noise. With the rimfire I could shoot everyday instead of driving 90 minutes each way to the range to shoot the bigger calibers.
Re: 22 Training Rifle
Rimfire Trainer Suggestions $500.00 budget
LOW BUDGET .22 TRAINER - start to "finish"
Savage MKII F/G vs. Marlin 25/925 sporter barrel showdown Parts 1, 2, and 3
this probably holds true on all sporter vs. heavy barreled manufacturers:
SAVAGE MKII heavy vs. sporter barrel
Rimfire Trainer Suggestions $500.00 budget
LOW BUDGET .22 TRAINER - start to "finish"
Savage MKII F/G vs. Marlin 25/925 sporter barrel showdown Parts 1, 2, and 3
this probably holds true on all sporter vs. heavy barreled manufacturers:
SAVAGE MKII heavy vs. sporter barrel
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