CZ 455 Precision Trainer. Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50. Vortex medium (.97 inch) rings. DIP 25 MOA rail.
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Rimfire Rifle Photos Thread
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Post of the year, and winner of this thread. Absolutely stunning. How much did one of those rigs run you, if you don't mind me asking?
My 3 current plinkers, all ruger 10/22 based wearing odd/unique refinished factory carbine stocks.
Top one is a .22lr, Volquartsen THM carbon fiber barrel with their forward blow compensator, polished ruger receiver, Volquartsen hammer and sear, rimfire technologies trigger, charging handle and mag release, Kidd scalloped bolt, and a zeiss terra 4-12x42 scope. The stock came from a mid 90's carbine, it's birch with some crazy grain with walnut colored stain and tru oil.
Middle is a .17hm2 conversion (one that actually works), Volquartsen THM carbon fiber barrel, ruger receiver, Kidd scalloped bolt, Volquartsen hammer, sear, trigger, mag release, rimfire technologies mid-weight charging handle and recoil spring (to slow the bolt down for the higher pressure .17hm2), leupold vx2 4-12x40 AO scope, another unique figured birch stock stained with walnut stain and finished with tru oil.
Bottom is an "ultralight" build for fast plinking, kidd ultralight barrel, Kidd drop-in trigger setup, Kidd bolt, rimfire technologies mag release, and a leupold deltapoint reflex sight. The stock is a 60's-70's walnut carbine stock, which was beat to piss and filthy when I got it off of eBay, cleaned up and refinished with tru oil. It weighs in at around 3.5 lbs, could have saved some weight with a different stock and barrel, but I liked the looks of this setup so I went with it.
Top one is a .22lr, Volquartsen THM carbon fiber barrel with their forward blow compensator, polished ruger receiver, Volquartsen hammer and sear, rimfire technologies trigger, charging handle and mag release, Kidd scalloped bolt, and a zeiss terra 4-12x42 scope. The stock came from a mid 90's carbine, it's birch with some crazy grain with walnut colored stain and tru oil.
Middle is a .17hm2 conversion (one that actually works), Volquartsen THM carbon fiber barrel, ruger receiver, Kidd scalloped bolt, Volquartsen hammer, sear, trigger, mag release, rimfire technologies mid-weight charging handle and recoil spring (to slow the bolt down for the higher pressure .17hm2), leupold vx2 4-12x40 AO scope, another unique figured birch stock stained with walnut stain and finished with tru oil.
Bottom is an "ultralight" build for fast plinking, kidd ultralight barrel, Kidd drop-in trigger setup, Kidd bolt, rimfire technologies mag release, and a leupold deltapoint reflex sight. The stock is a 60's-70's walnut carbine stock, which was beat to piss and filthy when I got it off of eBay, cleaned up and refinished with tru oil. It weighs in at around 3.5 lbs, could have saved some weight with a different stock and barrel, but I liked the looks of this setup so I went with it.
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Ruger 10/22 carbine
Ruger DSP stock hogged out and refinished
Green Mountain .920 barrel
Rimfire Technologies 25moa base
Warne Maxima High rings
Vortex Crossfire 6-24x50
Ruger DSP stock hogged out and refinished
Green Mountain .920 barrel
Rimfire Technologies 25moa base
Warne Maxima High rings
Vortex Crossfire 6-24x50
This is a very early Italian made Weatherby Mark XXII. My father bought it new as a young boy in 1966. He hunted with it all his life until he passed it along to me many years ago. All it does now is remind me of him and wait for the day that I find time to take it back into the woods. This is a great shooting rifle that handles and carries as good as any I have ever used. It is a semi auto but with a selector that makes it a single shot, it holds the bolt open after each round and you toggle the selector forward to release the bolt and chamber the next round (very slick). The trigger is excellent as are the sights. This is a sweet little rifle:
Jbell
cool little rifle
sometimes as we me, hand me downs worth more then any thing in my safe.
Sure you know what I mean
YO
cool little rifle
sometimes as we me, hand me downs worth more then any thing in my safe.
Sure you know what I mean
YO
My 3 current plinkers, all ruger 10/22 based wearing odd/unique refinished factory carbine stocks.
WOW I love these stocks! Really beautiful.
google WELLS MB4411D. its a $160 airsoft stock. just need a drill press or power drill to make holes for your action screws.
dremel or angle grinder to slide the Savage MKII inside the WELLS action/barrel shroud
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lRQS9SKEnM
well, um............................. now for something completely different......
This is my F-T/R trainer and/or F-Smallbore rig. I still need to finish up the grip(probably a winter project). I'm still testing different ammo, but it is very promising so far. It is a lot of fun to shoot.
Specs:
Hall RB/LP
Broughton barrel
Smithed by Richard Gorham
CG Xtreme trigger
Hoehn tuner
Eliseo Chassis
Nightforce Competition
Duplin bipod/ SEB joy pod
This is my F-T/R trainer and/or F-Smallbore rig. I still need to finish up the grip(probably a winter project). I'm still testing different ammo, but it is very promising so far. It is a lot of fun to shoot.
Specs:
Hall RB/LP
Broughton barrel
Smithed by Richard Gorham
CG Xtreme trigger
Hoehn tuner
Eliseo Chassis
Nightforce Competition
Duplin bipod/ SEB joy pod
well, um............................. now for something completely different......
This is my F-T/R trainer and/or F-Smallbore rig. I still need to finish up the grip(probably a winter project). I'm still testing different ammo, but it is very promising so far. It is a lot of fun to shoot.
Specs:
Hall RB/LP
Broughton barrel
Smithed by Richard Gorham
CG Xtreme trigger
Hoehn tuner
Eliseo Chassis
Nightforce Competition
Duplin bipod/ SEB joy pod
Nice rifle! You should get that bad boy in the 6X5 thread. I would love to see what it has got.
well, um............................. now for something completely different......
This is my F-T/R trainer and/or F-Smallbore rig. I still need to finish up the grip(probably a winter project). I'm still testing different ammo, but it is very promising so far. It is a lot of fun to shoot.
Specs:
Hall RB/LP
Broughton barrel
Smithed by Richard Gorham
CG Xtreme trigger
Hoehn tuner
Eliseo Chassis
Nightforce Competition
Duplin bipod/ SEB joy pod
well, um.............................different. yes it is.
but cool as hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
targets please
YO
Anschutz 2018. And yes thats a can on the end of the sight extension tube. Nope, not legal for ISSF matches...
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Re: show some pics of your rimfire sticks!!
CZ452
Rifle Basix trigger
MKIV Leupold 16x and MK4 medium rings
Tacticool stock
Harris Bipod w/podlock
Custom 25MOA rail from Murphy Precision
Here is a place not too far from you where you can meet a lot of folks "into this":
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2041255#Post2041255
Are the cz455 a good platform 2 start with for a 22? Thanks
Well I guess I have another one to post.
What rail is that?
Which rail? I have one on the accessory rail for the bipod (I cant remember what it is but I think I may still have it) and I have a DIP scope base. If you want I can check about the bipod rail...
Sorry, I should have been more specific. The scope rail. The DIP rail I ordered for my 54.18 only lines up with the two front screws and they told me they don't have a rail that will work correctly with the 54.18...
That is my 2nd 54.18 and as best as I can remember neither were drilled for the base, I had to use the forcing screws that thread into the base. It isn't my idea situation, but it works.
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Shot a few groups to start seasoning the barrel to a different lot of Black Box. It was cool to see the groups shrink....
Win 52D with a 22" Krieger (52D Chamber)
Fixed 16X Leupold Mark 4 Ultra
Bedded Factory Stock
Shoots itty-bitty groups....
MB
Shot a few groups to start seasoning the barrel to a different lot of Black Box. It was cool to see the groups shrink....
Win 52D with a 22" Krieger (52D Chamber)
Fixed 16X Leupold Mark 4 Ultra
Bedded Factory Stock
Shoots itty-bitty groups....
MB
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ruger american
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I know you have been selling these "new versions of the Quad Range" I had an original Quad Range that shot very well. How have these been shooting so far (what is "very impressive")? I really like the looks of the rifle!
Here is my old Sako
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I've been getting 1 hole groups at 50 yards with Wolf ammo and we'll under an inch at 100 yards. I've been well pleased with mine.
Damn, anything under an inch @ 100 yards with a 22lr is very good! I would love to shoot one...
My 1417 in 22lr with extras including the new MDT chassis and NV
And my 1727F in a MDT folder modified 54 Anschutz chassis (almost fits, lol)
And my 1727F in a MDT folder modified 54 Anschutz chassis (almost fits, lol)
I picked up this Remington 40X from a member here on the Hide. Going to put it to work today and see what we can do. The conversion was done by Mike Bush. Going to make a great trainer!
