hometownhero
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What are you doing for a front sight??
10/22 photos - post 'em up here!
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hometownhero
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Ahh ok gotcha. It is really hard to see in the pix actually lol
What a piece of
From the rimfire photo thread---
You might have a better time here if you don't call down other's members gear. Till then
you
This is a 25M group.
I would be super pissed if I spent all that money on a built and it only hits paper once at 25M!!
elimsprint
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Those look like Weaver Quad Tactical rings, too bad they're too high as they are great .22 rings IMHO. Put a 50mm scope on there and a cheek riser and you could probably keep the rings
New to Me.... As it came from Epps. Needs better, lower rings.. and a nicer Scope. Hopefully it shoots well. Will try it out Sunday.
Other than that, nice gun.Kim
Those look like Weaver Quad Tactical rings, too bad they're too high as they are great .22 rings IMHO. Put a 50mm scope on there and a cheek riser and you could probably keep the rings
Kim
Took your advice. Got another set of Weaver rings but a little lower this time. Not the quad ones:
Got it on with the boresight. Tomorrow I'll try it at the range.
elimsprint
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Way better, you'll really enjoy shooting that now.
Kim
Kim
A crappy pic of my 10/22 mini-SOCOM project in progress. Has a 12" McGowan medium weight barrel (straight 0.750" OD to the threaded muzzle) on it with an A2 flash hider. Waiting on a quad rail, TRS-25 red dot, extended mag release and extended bolt handle. I also plan to strip and refinish the stock in dark brown stain with boiled linseed oil finish to get that matte wood military look.
Mark
Mark
Nothing special, just a standard 10/22 but I did paint the stock, and add an inexpensive (but good enough for me) Simmons scope.
Ruger 10/22 was my first ever firearm purchase, shot it a bit, then I completely stopped caring about .22LR for years and years and have only recently gotten into it by purchasing a .22 handgun and refreshing my love for the 10/22 by doing up the stock and adding the glass. To be honest, I quickly got bored with .22 which is why I neglected it for years but once I started getting bored of paying for .45, I have learned to like .22 more than ever now. Enough talking...
I think I need to get new lower rings so the scope doesn't sit as high. It's not unbearable now but I do have to hold my face noticeably higher. Guns are a neverending drain on my moneys!!!
Ruger 10/22 was my first ever firearm purchase, shot it a bit, then I completely stopped caring about .22LR for years and years and have only recently gotten into it by purchasing a .22 handgun and refreshing my love for the 10/22 by doing up the stock and adding the glass. To be honest, I quickly got bored with .22 which is why I neglected it for years but once I started getting bored of paying for .45, I have learned to like .22 more than ever now. Enough talking...
I think I need to get new lower rings so the scope doesn't sit as high. It's not unbearable now but I do have to hold my face noticeably higher. Guns are a neverending drain on my moneys!!!
incorrigible
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A Dlask receiver/barrel scratch build on a Boyd stock with various Volquartzen parts trigger parts and a Gunsmither Barrel Block
... with a custom gopher hunting serial number courtesy of Dlask
Gunsmither barrel block
The receiver was set with a lock nut base and hex bolt then glass bedded for a secure base
Shoots like a dream now
... still would like to do a Kinker Plinker
... with a custom gopher hunting serial number courtesy of Dlask
Gunsmither barrel block
The receiver was set with a lock nut base and hex bolt then glass bedded for a secure base
Shoots like a dream now
... still would like to do a Kinker Plinker
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