Rimfire Gallery--Show Us Your Gun

[doclu60]

Looks really nice Scott!

 

[doclu60]

Thank you Jamie, appreciate the compliment.

Scott

 

[Scorpio]

Looks really nice Scott!

Thanks! There are some amazing rifles here.

Oops... just saw, I'm not the only Scott. Oh well, I'll pretend it was for me.

 

[Hozzie]

Thanks! There are some amazing rifles here.

Oops... just saw, I'm not the only Scott. Oh well, I'll pretend it was for me.

Yours is really nice too! Which one was it

 

[Ranger007]

Yours is really nice too! Which one was it

I will post now. lol

 

[Ranger007]

Vudoo V-22 action
Bartlein 22” threaded MTU
Huber 2 stage
AI AT 2.0 chassis
Bader rings
US Optics LR17

Absolutely love this rig and it shoots SK Rifle Match and CenterX like a laser.

 

[Scorpio]

Yours is really nice too! Which one was it

Here it is... A show winner for sure!


Just kidding... The actual is in Post #418

 

[davidjoe]

I’m not sure this bipod set up holds this original 40x back one bit relative to putting in it a Seb.

Kelly M’s stock along with the rubber feet relay back to me no vibrations.

 

[davidjoe]

Just shot some federal match ammo with it at 50 yards. Better ammo than it gets credited for being. Holds were center to one line left with vertical holds requiring half a line up and down, obviously not all done very well, but the gun works!

Shot from top left to bottom, then next column to right and so forth. Bipods are much happier with vertical adjustments from the rear than right and left torque.

 

[Forum Boss]

Guys,
I've showcased 20 of the rifles in this thread. Check out today's Sunday GunDay story. I would like to feature even more -- but the deadline called.

Sunday GunDay: Rimfire Rifle Multi-Discipline Showcase « Daily Bulletin

Rimfire benchrest rifle of Forum member Peebles24. With the variety of rimfire disciplines, from cowboy action to Olympic three-position smallbore, there are countless different rimfire designs on the market -- bolt guns, lever guns, single-shots, toggle-links and more. These may shoot the same...

bulletin.accurateshooter.com

 

[Sharp Guy]

^ Nice group of shooters there!

 

[SGW Gunsmith]

GEEEZ! My .22 rimfire rifles sorta pale in comparison to some of the beauties previously posted. Still though, I just love to tinker with these, if only to see how well I can get them to perform and with which .22 rimfire ammunition:

 

[escopeta]

My Anschutz 1408 ED Super Running Boar from 1980. 1600 series with bloop tube attached and without. Shoots better without.

 

[1raggedhole]

My Kimber K-22 HS with Leupold rimfire scope. Incredible accuracy. Spend most of my time shooting it at 100 yds because it shoots “1raggedhole” at anything closer than that.

 

[JMP304]

Here’s my last 10.5 lb build. XS2500 and my JMPrecision stock .

 

[doclu60]

Nice rifle JMP304. Jeremiah does very good work. Did he do the barrel as well?

Scott

Edit: I just realized JMP304 IS Jeremiah! Of course he did the barrel. My bad!

 

[hogpatrol]

Not mine but an interesting walk down memory lane. They were something else, siliconized and polarized.
Check out the shipping box. It still has the postage stamps. This was back in the day when you could mail order one from Sears Roebuck and have it mailed to your house. Those were the "good ol' days".

 

[NorCalMikie]

I happen to have a price tag from a Browning Buck Mark that my shooting buddy gave me. OLD. Price? $39.95.

 

[bob smeltzer]

JC higgins, Anschutz 54 sporter, Winchester 52A, CZ 455, and Savage 93

 

[Ohio Varmint Shooter]

Probably one of the most boring posts in this thread.

Savage MkII in 22lr.

Cheap wooden stock, thin pencil barrel. My squirrel/field gun. Absolutely nothing special about this....except it's left handed. It shoots fine. (It prefers CCI standard velocity rounds) Just a nice field gun. Less than $200 (before scope) I did splurge and put a more-than-needed scope on it. Most scopes with fixed parallax, have it fixed at 50 yards. (in this category) I wanted variable parallax so I could set it at 35 yards. I don't know if it really makes any difference, but I do try to go for accurate head shots. The scope is also a little overkill in magnification, but it does help with the head shots and my aging eyes.

As a youth in the 70's, I always dreamed of a left handed bolt. So getting back into shooting/hunting about 8 years ago, I was delighted to discover this gun. Growing up I had a semi-auto 22, and every few rounds it would spit powder on my face. Not cool.

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