Give up. It is hopeless. Your rimfire addiction will never be satisfied. That's a nice rifle and setup that you have. Congratulations.
Rimfire Rifle Photos Thread
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Give up. It is hopeless. Your rimfire addiction will never be satisfied. That's a nice rifle and setup that you have. Congratulations.
I finally got the RRA upper in .22LR and put everything together.
RRA Tactical Carbine upper in .22LR. Vortex mount and scope, Viper PST 3-15X. Lower is a Colt with a Geissele trigger.
The groups were fired at 50 yards with 25 rounds in each target. The fliers were my fault. I was not at my best today but settled down and was later able to hit some golf balls at 100 yards with this rifle.
One of the ten-round magazines would not go in the magazine well. It was simply too wide. So I have request for an exchange submitted with RRA.
Does anyone have any suggestions for other brands of magazines that will work with the RRA?
RRA Tactical Carbine upper in .22LR. Vortex mount and scope, Viper PST 3-15X. Lower is a Colt with a Geissele trigger.
The groups were fired at 50 yards with 25 rounds in each target. The fliers were my fault. I was not at my best today but settled down and was later able to hit some golf balls at 100 yards with this rifle.
One of the ten-round magazines would not go in the magazine well. It was simply too wide. So I have request for an exchange submitted with RRA.
Does anyone have any suggestions for other brands of magazines that will work with the RRA?
There's nothing really special here. I worked on a friend's 10/22 rifles that he gave to his 13-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter.
They had an opportunity to shoot the rifles yesterday after my makeover. All I did was add the Vortex Crossfire 2-7X scopes with the BDC reticle, replaced the V-block and extractor as well as the magazine release. A couple of inexpensive bipods and slings were also added.
The rifles were zeroed at 50 yards with CCI SV ammo with 3/4" groups at that distance.
This was the first time for the daughter to ever shoot a rifle. She was a bit nervous at first but caught on very fast.
After banging the steel targets at 50 yards I explained to them how to use the BDC reticle and about the drop of the bullet.
After shooting a few steel targets, at 100 yards, the brother and sister decided to try and out-do each other on a couple of golf balls suspended at that distance.
They were able to hit the golf balls at 100 yards about 50% of the time.
I asked the girl if she wanted to go back to shooting the steel targets at 100 because of the way they ring. She told me no that those targets were too easy and she liked shooting the golf balls!
The smile on the kids' faces made my day!
I gave brother and sister their choice of spray paint for the targets. You can tell a little girl was shooting here. These are the 50 yard targets. I forgot to get a photo of the 100 yards targets but they were the same as these except for the golf balls.
They had an opportunity to shoot the rifles yesterday after my makeover. All I did was add the Vortex Crossfire 2-7X scopes with the BDC reticle, replaced the V-block and extractor as well as the magazine release. A couple of inexpensive bipods and slings were also added.
The rifles were zeroed at 50 yards with CCI SV ammo with 3/4" groups at that distance.
This was the first time for the daughter to ever shoot a rifle. She was a bit nervous at first but caught on very fast.
After banging the steel targets at 50 yards I explained to them how to use the BDC reticle and about the drop of the bullet.
After shooting a few steel targets, at 100 yards, the brother and sister decided to try and out-do each other on a couple of golf balls suspended at that distance.
They were able to hit the golf balls at 100 yards about 50% of the time.
I asked the girl if she wanted to go back to shooting the steel targets at 100 because of the way they ring. She told me no that those targets were too easy and she liked shooting the golf balls!
The smile on the kids' faces made my day!
I gave brother and sister their choice of spray paint for the targets. You can tell a little girl was shooting here. These are the 50 yard targets. I forgot to get a photo of the 100 yards targets but they were the same as these except for the golf balls.
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Just a little 10/22. Great squirrel rig and tack driver.
And now for something completely different. Not super cool but I wanted a lightweight hunter and got a good deal on this Tac Sol take down so I grabbed it. Little bugger feels like a toy at sub 4 pounds. Gonna throw a can on it, make sure POA/POI are good, and try and bust a squirrel iron sights style.
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Had cataract surgery on my right eye 6 days ago. I had no idea how poor my vision was, except it was clear that my shooting was terrible. Shot the little 10/22 this morning. Wow! I could actually see the crosshairs inside the 1/2" red target dot space. Not spectacular shooting, but good enough, and much better than last I tried.
3 10-shot groups at 30 yards.
3 10-shot groups at 30 yards.
Well, this ain’t going to set the world on fire but for irons and my crap eyesight I say at 22 yards it’s minute of squirrel.
9/16" inch dot...
9/16" inch dot...
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Mine's stuipid accurate. Shooting CCI SV. I keep meaning to try some Center X or Midas but haven't gotten around to it. I put on a SBX barrel for the Tbac22. Literally my favorite gun.
Nice! I have the non-takedown SBX too and and integrally suppressed version in jail. How the repeatablity with the scope and popping the barrel on and off?
P.S. Mine shoots Center-X well but it's gonna get CCI SV and like it!
Get you a Waltz die, and run some CCI-SV though it with the HP die and you'll be set for squirrel season. Good to see CCI-SV prices settling down, hopefully by the time I need more it will come down even more.Nice! I have the non-takedown SBX too and and integrally suppressed version in jail. How the repeatablity with the scope and popping the barrel on and off?
P.S. Mine shoots Center-X well but it's gonna get CCI SV and like it!
I have rarely shot it with the scope. The red dot stays attached to the barrel so it's always good. When I run the scope, I go zero it and leave the barrel attached. But what testing I have done, it holds zero really well.Nice! I have the non-takedown SBX too and and integrally suppressed version in jail. How the repeatablity with the scope and popping the barrel on and off?
P.S. Mine shoots Center-X well but it's gonna get CCI SV and like it!
Cool! Thank you! I see 2 different configurations for the RDS. Mounted to the reciever pic rail and using the Hunter X-22 Backpacker Optic Mount. Which one do you prefer?
Over the barrel. For the above stated reason. Also, seems to be easier to pick it up a bit farther out. I can also mount the scope without removing the RDS.
Gotcha! Leaning toward a magnifed prism sight so I was curious. The non-take downs will get scopes but the back packer has me scratching my head on how I want to proceed. 1st world problems I suppose.
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So the SBX that came home the day after the take down did and the TSS went to jail. Really like the balance on this one! Prolly cuz even with a Mask on it (Shown with faux suppressor) it's less than 18" total "barrel" length
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Sweet set up! Not sure if I approve of the Lone Star scope chap...I guess it could be worse. Hehe!
I got it at the rodeo cook off a few years ago and decided to put it to use. Using a Natty Light one would have been funnier.Sweet set up! Not sure if I approve of the Lone Star scope chap...I guess it could be worse. Hehe!
A fancier photo of the rifle taken by the match photographer yesterday.
Dead Air Mask finally was approved, now this rig is complete.
-Vudoo Three 60
-Apex Rival
-Krg Whiskey 3
-Vision Forend
-ARC M-Brace
-Bartlein 26"
-Cadex mx1 brake
-ATS tuner
For those that would like to know....
-Apex Rival
-Krg Whiskey 3
-Vision Forend
-ARC M-Brace
-Bartlein 26"
-Cadex mx1 brake
-ATS tuner
For those that would like to know....
Again IzhMash, some detailing applied. New stock, scope rail 15MOA, new trigger. Barrel cut from 500 to 380mm and threaded for silencer.
Biathlon sling mount attached to carry as a sack. Not a tack driver but light and compact toy. Some colour mismatches due to my postprocessing skills. Holes made from 95 meters (about 104 yards)
Biathlon sling mount attached to carry as a sack. Not a tack driver but light and compact toy. Some colour mismatches due to my postprocessing skills. Holes made from 95 meters (about 104 yards)
16" CZ 457 Scout (waiting on IBI barrel)
Area 419 bolt handle, Murphy stainless 30moa extended rail, Nightforce 20moa unimount with accessory rail, Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 MRAD, KRG: Bravo chassis, enclosed ARCA rail forend, tool less buttpad adjuster, 1 steel butt spacer
Area 419 bolt handle, Murphy stainless 30moa extended rail, Nightforce 20moa unimount with accessory rail, Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 MRAD, KRG: Bravo chassis, enclosed ARCA rail forend, tool less buttpad adjuster, 1 steel butt spacer
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Savage B22 FV-SR : floated barrel stock modified, cheek rise KMW loggerhead, front pic rail with bipod, trigger job smoothing and fine tuning. Arken 6-24x50 MOA gen2 FFP. Rugged Obsidian45 Suppressor. 83dB at muzzle with subsonic
I have a military background and even though my active service time was a long, long time ago, it has influenced my shooting. As long as I am physically able to shoot offhand and from field positions, I will continue doing that and use iron sights.
In 1956 the German army bought rimfire trainers and the Anschutz trainer was adopted as the G33. It is based on the famed 54 action that Walther GEHMANN had developed for Anschutz. I had shot it in the barracks as a child and later as a soldier and own a few now. That love affair spans five decades.
In 1956 the German army bought rimfire trainers and the Anschutz trainer was adopted as the G33. It is based on the famed 54 action that Walther GEHMANN had developed for Anschutz. I had shot it in the barracks as a child and later as a soldier and own a few now. That love affair spans five decades.
Got out with my trainer a little bit Sunday, CMP Kimber Model 82G. Just ran through some crappy ammo I had to dispose of so no real accuracy work. I've done some work to clean up the trigger pull on this a few years ago, diamond honed the engagements and lightened it up. Shoots great and is always a blast to play with. I even shot a NRL22 match with it a couple years ago, was at a disadvantage against the competition since it is a single shot but was impressed how well it did.
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This guy is only making a certain amount of match trigger groups for the Kimber 82C government.
XTSP Triggers
[email protected]
Tom Myers
(513) 313-3464
I was doing some research for a friend and his Kimber 82G and from what I discovered, if I had an 82G, I would probably give this trigger a try.
Here's a review of the trigger:
DayAtTheRange dude seems like a really cool guy. I've had some conversations over on RFC with him, would like to go to the range with him eventually.
I'll check these out! I'm pretty happy with the trigger in this one but we also have one set up with peep sights that I will probably get one of these for if I can. That way I can compare.
My 2 rigs. The top one is a kidd super grade in a titan stock. The bottom one is a Vudoo 360 strapped in a MPA Hybrid chassis.
Just started to break in the new setup.
Ulimatum Deuce w/ IBI 1:12 twist barrel
MDT ACC Chassis w/ Mirage Shield
Triggertech Diamond 2 stage
Vortex Razor HD gen 2 4.5-27 (until my Apex Rival 4-32 arrives)
Spuhr SP-4902
Ulimatum Deuce w/ IBI 1:12 twist barrel
MDT ACC Chassis w/ Mirage Shield
Triggertech Diamond 2 stage
Vortex Razor HD gen 2 4.5-27 (until my Apex Rival 4-32 arrives)
Spuhr SP-4902
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Yup looks like a Manners folder in Midnight camo. Appears to have barricade mini chassis.
Folding Stocks
» FOLDING STOCKS The MCS lineup of folders is an array of lightweight, super-strong folding stocks with a solid hinge lockup. When the stocks are folded, they are held together by a very basic, reliable locking system. The system uses a standard flush cup on the left side of the stock and a...
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I’m still playing with the internal mag adapter height as the odd round is getting caught on the top of the chamber, but l really like the feel of the bolt throw. Only have a a few hundred rounds through it so far but the groups on steel at 250m are looking promising.
I'm glad they don't make one that fits a CZ 455.Yup looks like a Manners folder in Midnight camo. Appears to have barricade mini chassis.
Folding Stocks
» FOLDING STOCKS The MCS lineup of folders is an array of lightweight, super-strong folding stocks with a solid hinge lockup. When the stocks are folded, they are held together by a very basic, reliable locking system. The system uses a standard flush cup on the left side of the stock and a...
You almost cost me $1,500......
I know they do make stocks for the CZs though. I looked and they have some PRS1 for 457 in stock but not folders. Oh well at least you save $1500. LOL
How to go completely overboard with a .22LR Challenger format pistol: Start with a Tactical Solutions X-Ring VR receiver. Fit to it a Beyer 10" fluted aluminum barrel with SS liner. Throw a Beyer Linear Compensator up front. Install a Kidd 2.5 LB single stage trigger onto the receiver. Then, drop it all into a Enoch Industries Odin billet aluminum chassis. The only part from Ruger is the 25-RD magazine.
Just posting another little Kidd barreled 10-22 . . . best this old geezer can get out of it is 3/4 inch or so groups at 50 yes . . . but I'm super happy with that. Before the Kidd barrel . . . it was 4 and 5 inch groups.
May God bless,
Dwight
May God bless,
Dwight
