Evidently, soon to be banned in Washington, along with my G30S, and 1969 Browning .22 Auto.....
Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
You are amazing.....how do you do it?....
gosh its been 5 years or so since I've seen a fox....
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
Blaine...time for you to move....at least a couple hundred miles east....to big sky countryBlaineG wrote:Evidently, soon to be banned in Washington, along with my G30S, and 1969 Browning .22 Auto.....
That shooter would burn right through ammo......to fun too shoot
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
Dunno, I can send you some if you would like to try
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
So kind of you, but no thanks, Sir....You People eat peas and carrots, and boiled beef, so I figgered fox might be a possibility.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
BlaineG wrote:So kind of you, but no thanks, Sir....You People eat peas and carrots, and boiled beef, so I figgered fox might be a possibility.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
ANYBODY HEAR ANYTHING ABOUT THE NEW A22 MAG FROM SAVAGE
http://www.americanhunter.org/articles/ ... 22-magnum/
http://www.americanhunter.org/articles/ ... 22-magnum/
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
NO, BUT SURE HAVE NOW, LOUD AND CLEAR
Look a dandy.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
Nice. Frankly, I hadn't heard of the A17 either. Seems pretty reasonable for an auto-loader. You're just a glutton for punishment though in seeking out a rimfire rifle. That ammo isn't exactly overflowing the shelves at any of the local stores around here. Of course, I only look to take stock. It HAS BEEN overflowing the shelves of my master bedroom closet since the 1990's when I last bought ... a lot. I'm partial to the 33 grain JHP Winchester Supreme.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
I started planning for retirement about 12-14 years ago buying all the stuff I'd want/need when I didn't have the proper wherewithal....Didn't intend to be called a "hoarder", but I'm glad I did. I prolly have 12-13 hundred rounds of various .22M stashed about.Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Nice. Frankly, I hadn't heard of the A17 either. Seems pretty reasonable for an auto-loader. You're just a glutton for punishment though in seeking out a rimfire rifle. That ammo isn't exactly overflowing the shelves at any of the local stores around here. Of course, I only look to take stock. It HAS BEEN overflowing the shelves of my master bedroom closet since the 1990's when I last bought ... a lot. I'm partial to the 33 grain JHP Winchester Supreme.
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I hope you meant 12-13 thousandBlaineG wrote:I started planning for retirement about 12-14 years ago buying all the stuff I'd want/need when I didn't have the proper wherewithal....Didn't intend to be called a "hoarder", but I'm glad I did. I prolly have 12-13 hundred rounds of various .22M stashed about.Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Nice. Frankly, I hadn't heard of the A17 either. Seems pretty reasonable for an auto-loader. You're just a glutton for punishment though in seeking out a rimfire rifle. That ammo isn't exactly overflowing the shelves at any of the local stores around here. Of course, I only look to take stock. It HAS BEEN overflowing the shelves of my master bedroom closet since the 1990's when I last bought ... a lot. I'm partial to the 33 grain JHP Winchester Supreme.
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That would be the Long Rifle, about 15-16 thousand.....My 9422M is a safe queen, keeping it nice for a nice profit someday, and I only keep the Mags for the Single Six (though, I don't fire them for plinking), or future trading material.RIHMFIRE wrote:I hope you meant 12-13 thousandBlaineG wrote:I started planning for retirement about 12-14 years ago buying all the stuff I'd want/need when I didn't have the proper wherewithal....Didn't intend to be called a "hoarder", but I'm glad I did. I prolly have 12-13 hundred rounds of various .22M stashed about.Rimfire McNutjob wrote:Nice. Frankly, I hadn't heard of the A17 either. Seems pretty reasonable for an auto-loader. You're just a glutton for punishment though in seeking out a rimfire rifle. That ammo isn't exactly overflowing the shelves at any of the local stores around here. Of course, I only look to take stock. It HAS BEEN overflowing the shelves of my master bedroom closet since the 1990's when I last bought ... a lot. I'm partial to the 33 grain JHP Winchester Supreme.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
Never can tell when a stash of ammo will come in handy.
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why is it, that when I squirrel away a few dollars to buy a new shooter......
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SOMETHING BREAKS ON MY TRUCK?
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Rats tha's the way of vehicles. Always cost money.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
As beck, just go buy the gun. The rear wheel brake will stop ya... eventually.
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Yeoch, I'd sure hate to be without brakes......
The rifle can come later? Some of the Savages & Marlins aren't too expensive & they shoot really well!
The rifle can come later? Some of the Savages & Marlins aren't too expensive & they shoot really well!
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
I think Anschutz used to make .22 mags. Models 141M, 1515 and 1516. Might find one used.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
It aint easy to stop an F350......Darn napa calipers seized up....and of course screwed up the rotersRusty wrote:As beck, just go buy the gun. The rear wheel brake will stop ya... eventually.
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RIHMFIRE wrote:It aint easy to stop an F350......Darn napa calipers seized up....and of course screwed up the rotersRusty wrote:As beck, just go buy the gun. The rear wheel brake will stop ya... eventually.
That's no fun. I really dislike it when a vehicle acts up, it's usually not cheap!
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
My left front caliper sprung a leak Friday on my Expedition. That can be nerve wracking when you have to push that pedal all the way down.RIHMFIRE wrote:why is it, that when I squirrel away a few dollars to buy a new shooter......
SOMETHING BREAKS ON MY TRUCK?
Lost my front brakes on my truck last night on the way home from work
It was raining all day yesterday (Saturday) as well. This is where those teenage sons come in real handy. I drove over to Advance and got a new one and they changed it out in the rain. I knew they were going to pay off one day ... eventually ... barely.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
Rimfire McNutjob wrote:My left front caliper sprung a leak Friday on my Expedition. That can be nerve wracking when you have to push that pedal all the way down.RIHMFIRE wrote:why is it, that when I squirrel away a few dollars to buy a new shooter......
SOMETHING BREAKS ON MY TRUCK?
Lost my front brakes on my truck last night on the way home from work
It was raining all day yesterday (Saturday) as well. This is where those teenage sons come in real handy. I drove over to Advance and got a new one and they changed it out in the rain. I knew they were going to pay off one day ... eventually ... barely.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
RIHMFIRE
Here's hoping you can build up your gun budget again.
Have you run across any interesting ones? If I read your post on page one about the Gun Show correctly a Ruger American for $900? Boy that's pretty pricey. They are going for mid to high $300s here.
Let us know how you are doing.
Here's hoping you can build up your gun budget again.
Have you run across any interesting ones? If I read your post on page one about the Gun Show correctly a Ruger American for $900? Boy that's pretty pricey. They are going for mid to high $300s here.
Let us know how you are doing.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
I am curious about the Marlin bolt action XT-22MTR .22 Magnum as an alternate choice. I know that there has been a lot of comment about the current quality of the "Remlin" big bores manufacture in New York state. I believe that the rimfires are produced in a different state and that quality hasn't been a major issue. I think that the XT-22 Mag. with the 12 shot tubular magazine and synthetic stock would be a pretty good pickup gun. The retail price also seems to be quite reasonable. It has provision for either ways of mounting a scope sight.
I'm partial to Marlins as my first .22 was a birthday present in 1948....an 81DL bolt with a Marlin peep. Still shoots better than it should. Also a 39A lever which has sent many a ground squirrel to the promised land.
The other suggestion are quite good, especially the CZ and Ruger suggestions.
I'm partial to Marlins as my first .22 was a birthday present in 1948....an 81DL bolt with a Marlin peep. Still shoots better than it should. Also a 39A lever which has sent many a ground squirrel to the promised land.
The other suggestion are quite good, especially the CZ and Ruger suggestions.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
It was a Ruger 77/22 not the American ruger......withScope and laminated stockFrank V wrote:RIHMFIRE
Here's hoping you can build up your gun budget again.
Have you run across any interesting ones? If I read your post on page one about the Gun Show correctly a Ruger American for $900? Boy that's pretty pricey. They are going for mid to high $300s here.
Let us know how you are doing.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
If you want a 22 MAG that will shoot well get a Cooper !
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
RIHMFIRE wrote:It was a Ruger 77/22 not the American ruger......withScope and laminated stockFrank V wrote:RIHMFIRE
Here's hoping you can build up your gun budget again.
Have you run across any interesting ones? If I read your post on page one about the Gun Show correctly a Ruger American for $900? Boy that's pretty pricey. They are going for mid to high $300s here.
Let us know how you are doing.
Ah my mistake the 77/22 is a great rifle & expensive.
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Re: Help me pick a 22 mag rifle
I have a nice old Marlin 25 with the box style magazine that quickly became a favourite gun. Those Henry lever actions are awful nice too. I was tempted to get one of the pump actions, but upon handling one they did not seem as slick as the levers. And to boot, I cut my thumb on it, when I cycled the durn thing! I did hear that there were a few problems with them feeding when they came out. Did not hear anything bad from the other posters, so maybe it's fixed? Lately I have been hankering for a Troy Landry Edition Savage. Have not handled one yet, though. And those CZ semi are tempting too, but have not heard too much on the accuracy.
Hope you saved some money and did the job yourself RIHMFIRE. Should not cost too much money, or take too long.
Hope you saved some money and did the job yourself RIHMFIRE. Should not cost too much money, or take too long.
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