Rimfire Gallery--Show Us Your Gun
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Hello Guys.
Just got an email from Collins and joined today.
I have attached a few photos of some of my rimfires; all .22 LR except for the obvious centerfires in the "group" photos.
My Anschutz 64 MPR; Nikon SF scope:
And a custom 10/22: No original Ruger parts left except the
receiver shell:
Only a few of these ever made: You have to guess...
And, the main reason Labguy likes living alone: I can put whatever I want on the walls with no Mrs. Labguy to say no...
I left out a couple of .22 WMR's and a brand new gun just made and finished this week with a nice Lilja barrel. Everything else I own, but don't shoot much, is centerfire stuff.
Labguy
Just got an email from Collins and joined today.
I have attached a few photos of some of my rimfires; all .22 LR except for the obvious centerfires in the "group" photos.
My Anschutz 64 MPR; Nikon SF scope:
And a custom 10/22: No original Ruger parts left except the
receiver shell:
Only a few of these ever made: You have to guess...
And, the main reason Labguy likes living alone: I can put whatever I want on the walls with no Mrs. Labguy to say no...
I left out a couple of .22 WMR's and a brand new gun just made and finished this week with a nice Lilja barrel. Everything else I own, but don't shoot much, is centerfire stuff.
Labguy
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WOW, these are some beautiful & great shooting rigs. Fun to see...
Here is my .22 Thompson Center Benchmark. Never saw one prior, but read they are good shooters. Bought it used, sight unseen & it had been shot little, but was full of siltlike dirt throughout,?) -- Cleaned it and shot it with good results.
It's built like a tank with steel, precision parts-pleasant surprise. No plastic & no aluminum.
Snowing today in Connecticut, so shot from my shed/shop/reloading HQ to a berm 50yds away.
Target shown- 5 @ 50. I had ordered Wolf match 22 ammo & dealer shipped Lapua Match instead. Note the high dollar bench.
Quite pleased with 5 shot group from a rifle that cost so little. and an autoloader! Nikon 6.5 X 20 scope.
Photo is in the shed, shooting out the door, with the heater crankin'.
Here is my .22 Thompson Center Benchmark. Never saw one prior, but read they are good shooters. Bought it used, sight unseen & it had been shot little, but was full of siltlike dirt throughout,?) -- Cleaned it and shot it with good results.
It's built like a tank with steel, precision parts-pleasant surprise. No plastic & no aluminum.
Snowing today in Connecticut, so shot from my shed/shop/reloading HQ to a berm 50yds away.
Target shown- 5 @ 50. I had ordered Wolf match 22 ammo & dealer shipped Lapua Match instead. Note the high dollar bench.
Quite pleased with 5 shot group from a rifle that cost so little. and an autoloader! Nikon 6.5 X 20 scope.
Photo is in the shed, shooting out the door, with the heater crankin'.
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Here's my little Marlin 22 Mag with a cheapy Simmons Prairie Master 4-16x40 scope. It's pretty accurate with the Rem. 33 grain ammo. Had a blast bustin' chucks last year .. got this one and 3 more @140 yards head shots out of a brushpile in the field behind the house.
katokoch
250 or bust
Just finished this project today.
The rifle is based off a Marlin 980S action with a Green Mountain 20" fluted barrel. Trigger is a Rifle Basix I took down to just over 16 oz. by using a different pull weight screw. Scope is a Japanese-made Tasco 36x that I picked up NIB for $100 and is surprisingly clear.
The stock was my winter project... it's laminated carbon fiber and walnut. I cut, shaped, and polished the buttplate by hand. Bedded with a one-peice aluminum bedding block and Devcon 10110. Finished with Tru-oil.
Once some new front and rear bags arrive,because yes, the ones in the photo are terrible), I'll be ready to test it out.
The rifle is based off a Marlin 980S action with a Green Mountain 20" fluted barrel. Trigger is a Rifle Basix I took down to just over 16 oz. by using a different pull weight screw. Scope is a Japanese-made Tasco 36x that I picked up NIB for $100 and is surprisingly clear.
The stock was my winter project... it's laminated carbon fiber and walnut. I cut, shaped, and polished the buttplate by hand. Bedded with a one-peice aluminum bedding block and Devcon 10110. Finished with Tru-oil.
Once some new front and rear bags arrive,because yes, the ones in the photo are terrible), I'll be ready to test it out.
My 2 Ruger 10/22's.
Here's my modest collection of rimfires. A 10/22 with an Adams & Bennett barrel, Hogue stock, Simmons Aetec 3.8x12x44 & Power Custom hammer & spring kit. Next is a Buckmark Silhouette that has had the fore end removed and barrel cut down to 6' and a Simmons red dot. The two revolvers are a Bicetennial Single Six and an old model Bearcat. The Bearcat was given to me by my Dad. I still have the box with a $39 pricetag, owners manual and the wax paper wrapper. They aren't high dollar customs, but I enjoy them.
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