hunterhenderson
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These must be in someones hands by now
Anyone handled a Northernrim 22LR yet?
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hunterhenderson
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Thunderhog
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Bruce, have you tried your new 22's for accuracy at all yet?..........
They sure look very cool. However I have too many rimfire guns now............
Well not really, there is no such a thing as too many guns. That's like too much love, or too much s@x!........
hunterhenderson
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No not yet John, Ive been working in the back 40 with the Mrs cleaning up some dead fir and some blow downs, i hope to soon
I changed over the rear sight on the wood one with sights, seem they felt it necessary to use a cheap plastic base for the rear sight, swapped it for a complete metal rear sight from a mossberg patrol, fit perfect same height better adjustments
I changed over the rear sight on the wood one with sights, seem they felt it necessary to use a cheap plastic base for the rear sight, swapped it for a complete metal rear sight from a mossberg patrol, fit perfect same height better adjustments
hunterhenderson
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hunterhenderson
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Hey Arco, its actually a hydraulic dump trailer with floating axles for off road, Thunderhog on here tipped me off on them after he bought one, they work great, and you certainly could put a tank in them for fires for sure
Thunderhog
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Thanks Bruce, we don't really need another 22, however that one you have in the pics looks very handy!.....
Your Range-Road Trailer was the first thing I saw in the pic. LOL
I look forward to your accuracy report on this awesome looking rimfire rifle!.........
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Thunderhog
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As Bruce stated, we both have these great looking trailers. I had one of those water tanks you speak of on our exact model during the 2024 fire season here in the East Kootenays. Bruce was kind enough to give me one of these tanks. Apparently they came full of bulk windshield washer fluid.....
I believe those tanks hold 250 liters of water, which is approximately 550 pounds. These Range-Road trailers will hold 2000 pounds of gear, firewood, water, etc.
The hydraulic power lift is a saving grace on one's back for unloading. Can load, haul, and unload an elk, moose, bear, deer, with ease.
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=Rangeroad+hydraulic+dump+trailer&mid=1D21538FDC41BB9AAEB01D21538FDC41BB9AAEB0&churl=https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-OlR5cyD6Muf4qOcjRoTPw&FORM=VIRE
https://range-road.ca/home/product-catalogue/atv-utv-trailers/#RR608-trailer
Interesting. I know someone in the Okanagan who is looking for something mobile for fire season. This might fit the bill. Could put a 100 gallon poly tank on plus pump, no problem, with the stated capacity. Thx for the details.
Thunderhog
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No worries, glad to help!......
- Location
- East ontario
Are they Turkish or Chinese??
Thunderhog
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hunterhenderson
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The trailer? Built in Alberta, the 22 rifle, ....China
As much as I like my Norinco JW-15 13" barrel that I bought 15 years ago I am intrigued that it takes 10/22 magazines. I can always add another .22LR rifle to the stable. Are you able to confirm the muzzle thread pitch? When the bolt is open would it interfere with a low mounted optic like the JW-15 or is it better designed?
mluckhardt
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- K.W.Ontario Canada
what is the barrel? action? the new cooey and lakefield?
- Location
- East ontario
Lol yer ment the firearm
