Norinco NS522 build: NEW MAG RELEASE

Hightrailtracker said:
Hello Father and all my fellow CGNzers .

Just thought I would add alittle more colour to the thread .......

Here is a few of my Norinco 22 cal collection , just added the lever action JW21 .

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Love it man!

Thank you and since it is my thread, can you take a few more pics of the lever and action? Lol!!!!
 
I should add that I have been thinking about a Norinco lever, as I have seen some dismal groups from the typical Henrys at the range. Could be user error, but so far it has been a gamble I have been unwilling to take.
 
Hello Father , well I will let you know when I get some range time and it stops snowing on the weekends ,,,, G warming ,,,hmmmmmmm not sure on that bet lol.
So far I am happy with it , cost less than a Henry but it can use a little internal polishing but that's normal , but all milled steel so it can take it .

It cycled very smoothly right out of the box , no grinding or gravel road , nice positive lock up . 20 in barrel and 15 LR and Shhhhhhhhhhh It will feed shorts too .........

Before cleaning and tuning / polishing up

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Hightrailtracker said:
Hello Father , well I will let you know when I get some range time and it stops snowing on the weekends ,,,, G warming ,,,hmmmmmmm not sure on that bet lol.
So far I am happy with it , cost less than a Henry but it can use a little internal polishing but that's normal , but all milled steel so it can take it ,

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Aaaaah man!


I may love you at this moment, as you have made my day!


That is a thing of unpolished beauty!

THANK YOU.
 
Hello Father

Your very welcome , you have helped so many of us tune our SN 522's with your excellent posts , pic's , ect I am glad to return the favour in my small way .

I should note , looking at the interior parts , the First and second pic , some parts appear rough especially on the sides but upon cleaning it was found that a lot of it was some kind of rough finish applied to the steel , easy enough to polish off and re blue .

Runs like a dream , 300 rds cycled through , no FTF or FTE .
 
Here is the polishing of the inside , would hve gone better but my Derminal tool gave up the ghost ... It's not a Winchester or Marlin in fit and finish but she still is pretty ..

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New blueing

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Thank you Father , did a bit more polishing and bluing after some cycling indicated the friction points , she real smooth now .

Thank you Minimouse , it's the wood stock section of my 22 cal Norinco collection , poor man's way to have many different and accurate rifles lol.

Seen a few SN 522's come and go on the EE , be nice to see some of these new SN owners give us some range reports and pic's ... Just saying
 
OK , I confess I forgot one Norinco that I have with a wood stock but it's a high gloss not the pearl finish brown stock .

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Norinco JW-15A Synthetic .22LR Bolt Action Rifle, 24" Barrel, I could not find one with a high gloss wood stock ,,, sad
Norinco JW-20 .22 semi automatic rifle , high gloss Walnut look a Like stock .

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Note " wood stock " means .. some type of wood of unknown origins . lol
 
A pic of the twins. Two American Keng's NS-522s, both glass and pillar bedded, both with reworked triggers, both mounting Leupold VX-2, 6-18 X 40mm target scopes.
 
I played with mine a bit after work today. I found a suitable piece of steel for a target and hung it up in an old gravel pit at 200 yards to try my luck. It's7.5" diameter. I had the rifle sighted in for 50 yards and just holding over. I hit it on the 5th shot, but I wasn't very consistent, so figured I could dial in some elevation, seeing how I bought a scope with target turrets for just such an ocassion. I ended up adding 18moa elevation to get on target at 200, and once I had it dialed in, I could hit it pretty consistently. It's pretty cool taking the shot, seeing the target swing, then hearing the ding. This far with a 22 and there's a definite separation between each step. I've lobbed a few rounds to 200 with a 22 before, but this is the first time I've set up for it. I was shooting CCI Blazer, I wish I had brought some SV though to try for some better groups. It's been way to long since I've done any shooting though, I'm pretty rusty. I couldn't get any decent groups at 50 yards yesterday, every time I was having a good one I'd end up with a flyer. The scope is a Mueller 4-16x50 AO Tactical. I definitely need either a cheek riser or lower rings, or both. Or maybe a different stock. I might have to try my hand at building a more target oriented one.


Can't even see the 200 yard target. The three paper targets are at 50 yards.


I definitely got some hits on it.


Not sure how to embed a video, so I'll just link it. I hit it every shot in the video, but some of the hits are pretty quiet. They must have been on the edge, but I saw the target swing with every shot, so I'm counting them.
https://youtu.be/rWme_3oR5Aw

Kristian
 
Thanks. That was pretty much the longest distance shooting I've ever done. Spec blinds do make good targets. The two I have were too rusty to be used for blinding off piping, so fair game. I think I'm going to cut the open end off them though. I went back to my shooting spot after work today, all cocky after yesterday's success, and thought I'd back up to 300. That didn't work so well, I don't have enough elevation adjustment for that, so I went in to 250. A quick check of a ballistics chart showed that I'd need approximately 24 moa over my 50 yard zero, so I cranked the scope up and nailed the target on the first shot. Total fluke though, I couldn't hit it again to save my life. And I made the mistake of setting up on a pile of logs instead of a hillside where I'd be able to see where my misses were landing. The mosquitoes were vicious today, so after 15 shots I gave up and took off for the day.
Kristian
 
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