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Rimfire Rifle Photos Thread
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Anschutz 64 MPR painted black with a rattle can , 3d printed arca RRS rail ,3d printed safety flag ,Delta Stryker HD scope,Atlas bipod
Just a machined derlin cap to close the barrel, keep the debris out for transport or storage .
@Kisssofdeath it's way better that the original barrel. The original shot great but I installed pillars and bedded it and then harmonics came to play and screwed up everything. It went to crap. My buddy lent me the 455 lilia barrel and it shoot amazing. I dont really like the short barrel but it shoots for now till I decide what I'm going to get.
My Tikka T1x in an MDT LSS-Gen II. Vortex Viper PST Gen II.
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Hoser is certainly a 'real' and 'capable' shooter. I've seen it first hand and I'm certain there are others here who will back up my statement.
Ruger 77/22 VBZ, factory 24” medium weight barrel, factory target gray finish, McMillan Magnum Rimfire stock, Weigand pic rail, Nightforce 3.5-15x50 F1 H59 in Spuhr mount. The optic is a temporary setup, until I get a lower mount with some cant.
This thread needs some class.
the left one is a Pope and it is the best shooting rimfire ive ever fondled.
40x's. top 2 are USMC marked bottom is an XRBR bedded in an A5.
Regards,
DT
the left one is a Pope and it is the best shooting rimfire ive ever fondled.
40x's. top 2 are USMC marked bottom is an XRBR bedded in an A5.
Regards,
DT
Classy is right - those falling block single shots are all that & more. I recall going to the Colorado Collector's Assoc.'s annual show at the Merchandise Mart hall at the intersection of I-70 & I-25 in Denver about 20yrs ago, and seeing the most impressive display of Winchester single shot Schuetzen rifles I'll probably ever see. The owner of the collection had recently passed away, and his heirs had agreed to allow a group of friends to display his collection one last time at this show - before they disposed of it. Wish I had photos of it, but no such luck.
From the Tikka T1X thread:
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Lot of new fancy stuff and not a lot of old school so here’s my Winchester 1885 low wall “Winder musket” in 22 short. US property stamped 1918 production and shoots like brand new.
My wife’s Christmas gift from last year. A Kidd based 10/22 with a Freddersen 16” squirrel getter. Lots of fun at the plinkaton as well. Custom stock was a Boyds that I carved down. Bedded the action, shortened the LOP and formed the hand grip for comfort, added the RMR and off we go.
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Just picked this CZ up and am completely impressed. Less than dime sized holes at 50.
I don't internet Pic. Pimp much. ... But picked-up a nice clean '1961' MK1, in FTF sale yesterday .
Still has it's original factory MK1 grips (no cracks) . little blueing wear in few spots on finish from over the years in a leather holster , but overall very good shape .
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Still has it's original factory MK1 grips (no cracks) . little blueing wear in few spots on finish from over the years in a leather holster , but overall very good shape .
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The squirrel slayer.
My accurized American. Cut barrel to 16” and threaded/recrowned.
Slicked the bolt, under 1lb trigger (still has safety lever on trigger so safe to carry) and tuned magazine. Barrel was hand lapped. Wears a PA 4-16 mil/mil FFP On a 20MOA base.
Best 5shot at 25 yards of .116. Plenty good for popping little heads in the trees.
My accurized American. Cut barrel to 16” and threaded/recrowned.
Slicked the bolt, under 1lb trigger (still has safety lever on trigger so safe to carry) and tuned magazine. Barrel was hand lapped. Wears a PA 4-16 mil/mil FFP On a 20MOA base.
Best 5shot at 25 yards of .116. Plenty good for popping little heads in the trees.
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My daddy’s Springfield. My favorite gun period.
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My old man has the same gun. Was always impressed with the wood grain on those old guns. Classic.
My Vudoo checking data and zero right before a match
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My Vudoo V22 in a Manners T4A with Badger Ordnance M5 bottom metal and a Timney Calvin Elite. It will eventually be in a Manners PRS2 with Surgeon Bottom metal.
Here are mine.
Tikka T1X in an XLR Element chassis and my new to me Keystone Accuracy AR-22 upper with a Bushmaster carbon lower.
Tikka has a spring replaced to tune the factory trigger. It's not bad at all and now is adjusted to ~1.5#. Wish it had a heavier barrel though, and that may come in time. The Tikka matches (pretty closely) my Pierce action 6.5x47 Lapua and my Remy 700 in .308 - though I will likely be rechambering the 6.5 soon to a 6.5 Creedmoor. Tikka shoots well under an inch at 100 yards - when shot at a 100 yard indoor range. Outdoors, I'm still learning to read the wind, but I'm consistently keeping it under 1 MOA at 200+ yards in good winds.
AR-22 has a 4# Timney trigger installed, Compass Lake fore end and Luth-AR buttstock. The AR-22 matches my Armalite AR-10 (308) pretty closely except for the barrel length and adjustable barrel weight. Doubt that I'll be shortening the AR-22 barrel though, she's a shooter and the longer barrel keeps 22 velocities well under control. Still learning the rifle, but its between one ragged hole and 1/2" at 50 yards and 1"-1.125" at 100 yards. I still need to learn trigger control on an AR platform to shoot better.
Both are trainers for their full size counterparts and are configured for 22LR 1/4 scale PRS style shooting. As such, I dry fire with my full size rifles instead of the rimfire rifles.
BTW, if you haven't tried the DST Precision DFAT (IOTA), you should. It's a joy doing dry fire practice indoors at 10-12 feet and where it's warm - 'cause it is snowing outside right now.
John
Tikka T1X in an XLR Element chassis and my new to me Keystone Accuracy AR-22 upper with a Bushmaster carbon lower.
Tikka has a spring replaced to tune the factory trigger. It's not bad at all and now is adjusted to ~1.5#. Wish it had a heavier barrel though, and that may come in time. The Tikka matches (pretty closely) my Pierce action 6.5x47 Lapua and my Remy 700 in .308 - though I will likely be rechambering the 6.5 soon to a 6.5 Creedmoor. Tikka shoots well under an inch at 100 yards - when shot at a 100 yard indoor range. Outdoors, I'm still learning to read the wind, but I'm consistently keeping it under 1 MOA at 200+ yards in good winds.
AR-22 has a 4# Timney trigger installed, Compass Lake fore end and Luth-AR buttstock. The AR-22 matches my Armalite AR-10 (308) pretty closely except for the barrel length and adjustable barrel weight. Doubt that I'll be shortening the AR-22 barrel though, she's a shooter and the longer barrel keeps 22 velocities well under control. Still learning the rifle, but its between one ragged hole and 1/2" at 50 yards and 1"-1.125" at 100 yards. I still need to learn trigger control on an AR platform to shoot better.
Both are trainers for their full size counterparts and are configured for 22LR 1/4 scale PRS style shooting. As such, I dry fire with my full size rifles instead of the rimfire rifles.
BTW, if you haven't tried the DST Precision DFAT (IOTA), you should. It's a joy doing dry fire practice indoors at 10-12 feet and where it's warm - 'cause it is snowing outside right now.
John
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He died in 1990, I was 19. He LOVED CCI Stingers and talked about how fast they were. Gun has a gold bead front sight and just feels right, always has.
Mama died last January.
Not sure why any of that would matter to anyone. I just miss them both.
CZ457 VPT 24" bbl. Put a BScar 25 MOA rail on it, then topped with Athlon 6-24x50 Midas TAC in TPS TSR low rings. Trigger on this one has a black finish, only one I've seen that wasn't the same shiny silver finish as my American & MTR. Got it adjusted to just under 1lb - very decent trigger, just like the other 457 triggers I've tried. Hoping to get the shiny aluminum bolt knob CeraKoted today - have turned another one just like it for my American, and it really does make running the 60* lift bolt easier.
When I began cleaning factory preservative oil & crud out of the bbl prior to shooting, I kept getting black patches, so went in with just a few passes with a bronze brush, which resulted in a bunch more black patches. Finally dry-patched & took a look with a Hawkeye borescope - and found an area about 1-1/2" long, 1" from the leade of considerable leading that looked like vaporized lead covering the whole bore as opposed to lead streaks on the lands like you might normally see. I got out a new bore brush and attacked the lead with it - took some time, but got rid of all of it eventually. The bore looked a little rough under that leading, but I've put about 200rds downrange with it since, and haven't seen any more lead fouling. While I'm not exactly blown away with the 50yd accuracy, it does show potential. The chickens in the upper left with the line drawn around them were shot with another rifle on a different day - just too cheap to throw the target away and start with a fresh one...lol
When I began cleaning factory preservative oil & crud out of the bbl prior to shooting, I kept getting black patches, so went in with just a few passes with a bronze brush, which resulted in a bunch more black patches. Finally dry-patched & took a look with a Hawkeye borescope - and found an area about 1-1/2" long, 1" from the leade of considerable leading that looked like vaporized lead covering the whole bore as opposed to lead streaks on the lands like you might normally see. I got out a new bore brush and attacked the lead with it - took some time, but got rid of all of it eventually. The bore looked a little rough under that leading, but I've put about 200rds downrange with it since, and haven't seen any more lead fouling. While I'm not exactly blown away with the 50yd accuracy, it does show potential. The chickens in the upper left with the line drawn around them were shot with another rifle on a different day - just too cheap to throw the target away and start with a fresh one...lol
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Great rifles everyone. It's hard for me not go go through and "Like" everyone's photos. It is also VERY cool to see everyone's thoughts on their ideal rifle - Trainers, Old/Antique, DIY, sniper style, hunting style, etc. All are unique in their own right - and many have highly invested in making their rifle truly theirs.
For those interested in AR styled 22's, I started a thread here: https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...eliable-out-there.6967728/page-2#post-8127183. Good info/thinking there - even though it is not posted in the Rimfire forum, but instead in the Semi-Auto forum.
Full size AR-22's that are very accurate (for 50 to 200+ yard 22LR shooting) and that is also very reliable (i.e. MATCH reliable - under time constraints, no jams, no excess mag changes, etc.) - at least where I shoot - is a rare bird indeed. There are lots of bolts, 10/22's and even a few cool oddball rifles - but AR-22's I've never seen.
Anyway, two take aways for me: Great rifles everyone!; and very accurate/reliable AR-22's are COOL.
John
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