Very nice. I bought the first Condor that was imported many years ago by a dealer around North Battleford. It's currently using CO2 which isn't too bad, but nothing like high pressure air.Springers just cannot compete with PCPs.
I will not pest with my springers and in fact will not use anything less than a 25.4 grain .25 pellet, as .177 is an ice pick and shots can go wrong while that pellet is on it's way.
This is my .25 Condor I built with a Lothar barrel, shoots up to 70 grain cast slugs, but JSB 25.4 grain works well on mosts pests.
how many .22's do you own? And why? (hunting/Collecting etc..)
- Thread starter Sportsman4x4
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My Gawd, I have to many.... got 7
2 browing buckmark camper/s
2 kel tec PLR
(one for me and 1 for my future ex wife, who loves shooting bowling pins with them)
(She only comes out twice a year though... need to get her to take the PAL/ RPAL)
PLUS
i HAVE A cz lux RIFLE
A tokorov "sportnoy" ( T-33 converted to fire 22LR)
Souped up Kel Tec made to look like an AR (Which I never get near as she loves it)
2 browing buckmark camper/s
2 kel tec PLR
(one for me and 1 for my future ex wife, who loves shooting bowling pins with them)
(She only comes out twice a year though... need to get her to take the PAL/ RPAL)
PLUS
i HAVE A cz lux RIFLE
A tokorov "sportnoy" ( T-33 converted to fire 22LR)
Souped up Kel Tec made to look like an AR (Which I never get near as she loves it)
Phat Eagle
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Fraser Valley, BC
Probably have 8... They don't get a lot of attention unless my kids are going shooting.
sillymike
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Well, that's an interesting way to describe someone... on the plus side, a girl of likes to shoot will certainly be a good-futur-girlfriend to someone else!
deerhunter365
Member
- Location
- Stony rapids
I love the .22! But I only own 2 at the moment.
- a ruger 10/22 because it’s super fun and has a million accessories
- a short large loop Henry for my trapping
- a ruger 10/22 because it’s super fun and has a million accessories
- a short large loop Henry for my trapping
I'll play CZ 512 tactical for plinking, and squirrel hunting, Remington model 6 breach loader from my father, Cooey model 600 "rabbit stock" cooey model 87 with super old 4x scope again from my father, sure shot 22 (Cooey made for Sears I think) father in law had it in his shed and told me if I can fix it I can keep it. Remington 597 my first .22 I bought for plinking and small game.
U like the JAP glossy finish?? Not a finish really, just a dunk in the gloss varnish tank..cheap and easy..Never warmed up to them.....
1. Lakefield Mk II bolt .22 LR
2. Ruger SR-22 .22 LR Semi.
3. Henry lever .22 S/L/LR
4. Winchester 1906 Take Down Pump action .22 S/L/LR.
5. ISSC MK22 Scar .22 LR Semi.
6. GSG STG-44 .22 LR Semi.
7. GSG MP-40 .22 LR Semi.
8. Pietta PPS-50 .22 LR Semi
I also own around 20 air rifles in .22 cal. All requiring a PAL to own.
I'm former army, and did the whole cadets, reserves, then transfer to Regular forces thing, so it's in the blood to shoot and keep up my training. I learned to shoot at age 9 and have been target shooting ever since. I shoot nearly every single day. So I require cheap ammo to shoot tens of thousands of rounds a year. It's also why I own so many high power air rifles. Gotta have a hobby. Mine is nailing steel and paper as often as possible.
2. Ruger SR-22 .22 LR Semi.
3. Henry lever .22 S/L/LR
4. Winchester 1906 Take Down Pump action .22 S/L/LR.
5. ISSC MK22 Scar .22 LR Semi.
6. GSG STG-44 .22 LR Semi.
7. GSG MP-40 .22 LR Semi.
8. Pietta PPS-50 .22 LR Semi
I also own around 20 air rifles in .22 cal. All requiring a PAL to own.
I'm former army, and did the whole cadets, reserves, then transfer to Regular forces thing, so it's in the blood to shoot and keep up my training. I learned to shoot at age 9 and have been target shooting ever since. I shoot nearly every single day. So I require cheap ammo to shoot tens of thousands of rounds a year. It's also why I own so many high power air rifles. Gotta have a hobby. Mine is nailing steel and paper as often as possible.
