Tactical Rimfire Picture Thread! S&W M&P 15-22/Colt M4 Ops/Ruger SR-22/Rem 597 VTR...

Which of these do you think is the sickest!? (the best)

  • S&W M&P 15-22

    Votes: 389 37.0%

  • Colt M4 Ops

    Votes: 137 13.0%

  • Ruger SR-22

    Votes: 439 41.7%

  • Remington 597 VTR

    Votes: 87 8.3%
  • Total voters
    1,052
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Although its probably a long term project, and since it is a .22 you can go crazy with it whenever you want without having to worry about ammo.

Phenomenal job :D:D
 
jt_trouble said:
I like this version as well .. more streamlined. Are you sitting down? Altogether including price of rifle and all the external and internal parts plus taxes and shipping .... $1725.00. Which makes this rifle a keeper and never getting sold seeing that I invested a lot into getting it the way I wanted it.
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:eek: its a beauty but :eek:
 
jt_trouble said:
I like this version as well .. more streamlined. Are you sitting down? Altogether including price of rifle and all the external and internal parts plus taxes and shipping .... $1725.00. Which makes this rifle a keeper and never getting sold seeing that I invested a lot into getting it the way I wanted it.
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jesus, well i can agree that it sure is a keeper, i absolutely love it man, great work. might be a .22 project for me at some time!
 
ntm said:
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Out with the old and in with the new.
My wife calls this 10/22 my "barbie doll" gun, 'cause I'm always changing it's accessories :D

The 16" Dlask barrel and his reworked levang compensator are a great combo.
Without effort, it's shooting 50 yard, 10 shot groups that a loonie would cover.
It also isn't picky with ammo, like my 12" barrel was. Or nearly as loud.


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Up to date, got rid of the replica aimpoint, the dot kept disappearing after every other shot so I picked up a replica Eotech 552 and surprisingly has held up well so far, super clear reticle, making elevation and windage adjustments is a little hoaky but overall seems to hold. I have my backup sights sighted as well so if I notice any difference on the Eotech's zero I can make adjustments accordingly.

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klrklr said:
I like it! If it was mine I would keep it old school and use the open sights.
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i thought i would too, but the rear sight is so flimsy, hard to keep at "0" .
i'm trying to find an alternative rear sight... and for now this red dot will have to do... :)
 
This Mag makes all the difference in the world. Looks great.
If someone mass produces these, they would sell like hotcakes.
Have you shot with it...? Reliable...?
Thanks
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Its just glued on to the factory mag, so its as reliable as it is
 
JDube said:
Still a work in progress, starting to mod the mags next week probably and then... We'll see.

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WOW wait a second, aren't authentic EOtech's illegal in Canada? If not, I think I will be rolling in that $600 price tag for one. Is it worth it? You like it? I have a replica and am still in the sight in process.
 
Canadian Sig said:
Eotechs are available all over the place. I have an XPS3 on my 597VTR right now (until I can grab something cheaper ;))
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Seriously? Wow, I swear I read a thread that they and Aimpoint's were not available and actually illegal to own in Canada. Must have been an old thread, or totally misinformed.. I am thinking about one now hehehe.
 
They are just somewhat harder to export from the US than other items... This one (512) cost me 443$ including Priority shipping. Bought a 552 back in 2005 from the US also without any trouble.

Edit: Yes, they are totally worth it in my opinion. 200$ less than an Aimpoint and they do just as good of a job.
 
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