While another Rimfire picture thread may be redundant, It would be nice to be able to view and appreciate some of the finer rimfires that CGN'rs have without having to scroll through hundreds of Tacticool 10/22's to see them. There are threads specifically dedicated to the CZ's and the Ruger so It would seem fair to have a place where Rimfire afficionado's can view or post pics of their high quality rimfires.
So what qualifies as a "high quality" rimfire? This is obviously subjective but let's say that if its black and made of plastic it probably belongs elsewhere. To further refine the criteria, I'll throw out a few examples: Anschutz, Cooper, Sako, Walther, Krico, Weihrauch, Suhl, BSA martini's, Kimbers, Remington 40x, 541's, Winchester 52's, 75's, Browning A-bolts. The examples are skewed a little toward my interest in bolt actions of European manufacture, but you get the idea.
If you have a Rimfire that you feel belongs under this heading please re-post even if it has been posted elsewhere previously.
I'll kick it off with the latest addition to the collection; A Fortner action Anschutz 1827 Biathlon. Along with older sibling 54 action 1827 Biathlon.
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So what qualifies as a "high quality" rimfire? This is obviously subjective but let's say that if its black and made of plastic it probably belongs elsewhere. To further refine the criteria, I'll throw out a few examples: Anschutz, Cooper, Sako, Walther, Krico, Weihrauch, Suhl, BSA martini's, Kimbers, Remington 40x, 541's, Winchester 52's, 75's, Browning A-bolts. The examples are skewed a little toward my interest in bolt actions of European manufacture, but you get the idea.
If you have a Rimfire that you feel belongs under this heading please re-post even if it has been posted elsewhere previously.
I'll kick it off with the latest addition to the collection; A Fortner action Anschutz 1827 Biathlon. Along with older sibling 54 action 1827 Biathlon.
