- Location
- Southern ON.
OK. 
Lets see those rimfires
- Thread starter shell_guy
- Start date
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
Here's my newest one, it's kinda fun but I think I'm gonna put it up in the EE for about 150.00, unless I get a better offer... not sure if there's much demand for it though
your a jerk... lol.... i want one
rustysdream
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Saskatchewan
M_A_T_T,
Both are very nice!
Both are very nice!
elimsprint
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Kelowna, BC
Here's my go to gun, 10/22, only the receiver and trigger housing are stock just about
and here's the new project gun, 10/22 also but I am making/modifieing a lot of the parts instead of aftermarket. I am just waiting for my new barrel to arrive before I finish the forend.
and here's my baby, the first gun I ever shot some 45 yrs ago
Kim
and here's the new project gun, 10/22 also but I am making/modifieing a lot of the parts instead of aftermarket. I am just waiting for my new barrel to arrive before I finish the forend.
and here's my baby, the first gun I ever shot some 45 yrs ago
Kim
Here's my go to gun, 10/22, only the receiver and trigger housing are stock just about
and here's the new project gun, 10/22 also but I am making/modifieing a lot of the parts instead of aftermarket. I am just waiting for my new barrel to arrive before I finish the forend.
and here's my baby, the first gun I ever shot some 45 yrs ago
Kim
I really like the modified stock. What tools are you using to shape it?
- Location
- St. Joe's Island, Ont
Your both correct, the 1919 was full length and the 19-33 was a 3/4 stock. The 1919 had a crummier peep sight than the 19-33. There were actually 3 or more variations of the NRA Savage rimfires. Another looked like the 19-33 without the barrel bands on it.
- Location
- Downtown Vancouver, BC
Impressive. What's a regular 1100 worth (excluding your low serial number status, basically)?
winchester 77
Guess my post might not have made total sense. My gun is a winchester model 77. I was just saying it was one of the first 1100 made out of 250000 of the model 77,s produced.
The 77 came as a clip fed (8 round) or tube fed (15 round)
Its been published in a few places that the gun didn,t start production untill 1955 but my barrel is stamped 54 so they did start a bit early
I got amazingly lucky and bought it at auction with 2 clips for $80 (clips alone can sell for over $40 each) Some guys are realistic and ask $175-250 but other think there worth $400 plus because one place on the net has one listed for that.
That group was done in a slight wind while sighting in my scope and finding what ammo worked well in the gun. I was sitting in a lawn chair in 3/4 ft of snow useing one side of a bench press bench for a rest
Heres what it looks like after 300 rounds of the cheap t22 ammo i feed it that makes it group like that.
Guess my post might not have made total sense. My gun is a winchester model 77. I was just saying it was one of the first 1100 made out of 250000 of the model 77,s produced.
The 77 came as a clip fed (8 round) or tube fed (15 round)
Its been published in a few places that the gun didn,t start production untill 1955 but my barrel is stamped 54 so they did start a bit early
I got amazingly lucky and bought it at auction with 2 clips for $80 (clips alone can sell for over $40 each) Some guys are realistic and ask $175-250 but other think there worth $400 plus because one place on the net has one listed for that.
That group was done in a slight wind while sighting in my scope and finding what ammo worked well in the gun. I was sitting in a lawn chair in 3/4 ft of snow useing one side of a bench press bench for a rest
Heres what it looks like after 300 rounds of the cheap t22 ammo i feed it that makes it group like that.
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