Rimfire Pics...Show em off!!!
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Star vest pocket
Made by Iver Johnson, BEFORE he started the company, sometime between 1870 - 1890. Less than 1,000 estimated, most rare being ones like this stamped with STAR VEST POCKET on top. Info thanks to Bill Goforth, author of the Iver Johnson books.
Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
Made by Iver Johnson, BEFORE he started the company, sometime between 1870 - 1890. Less than 1,000 estimated, most rare being ones like this stamped with STAR VEST POCKET on top. Info thanks to Bill Goforth, author of the Iver Johnson books.
Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
Here are a few photos of my Venturini Largo .22cal. Bought it in 1972. A wonderful clone of the Gevarm. Very accurate and extremely dependable. Now if I could just get another magazine for it. I only have the one 10 rounder. I can feed it any .22cal. ammo I want. I wish some of my other rifles were as accurate as this one. Also my High Standard .22cal. Trophy. Also very accurate but is picky on ammo.
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Well here are all my rimfires. Top to bottom: Ruger 10/22, Squires Bingham (squibbman) 20A, Cooey Model 600, Model 82 (diffrent stock I think?), Model 82 trainner and the pistol is a Colt Challenger. I will be adding more with time. Next I think will be another 10/22 with an Archangel kit. 
i had big plans for my ruger 10/22. After putting a 4-12 scope, vq extractor, vq hammer, auto bolt release, bolt buffer, and rimfire tech trigger, I think that i will leave it as is for a while. It shoots great and is a blast to play with. Oh yea, the bc steel lips and speed loaders are a must!
Well I decided to put a hogue stock and GM 16" barrel on it. I think i am done with this gun.
heres mine
ruger 10/22t only mod is a bolt buffer, tasco target/varmit 2.5-10x42 ao and a caldwell bi pod. my long range gopher slayer!
cooey 60 w/ weaver 1x scope. sweet close range gopher killer
the mini 14 and shot gun are my buddys
ruger 10/22t only mod is a bolt buffer, tasco target/varmit 2.5-10x42 ao and a caldwell bi pod. my long range gopher slayer!
cooey 60 w/ weaver 1x scope. sweet close range gopher killer
the mini 14 and shot gun are my buddys
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Finished CUDA
Finally got my cuda finished and shot it. Bought the stock from Boyd's unfinished, the barrel is a 16.25" heavy tapered sporter that started life as a 25" x 1.1" blank (machining done by me), trigger group by myself (about 2lbs & very nice), urethane buffer, Skeeter charging rod and spring, Leupold 3.5 x 10 clone scope. Shoots very well with Eagles and subs. Pic of groups is with Wolf MT @ 50.
Finally got my cuda finished and shot it. Bought the stock from Boyd's unfinished, the barrel is a 16.25" heavy tapered sporter that started life as a 25" x 1.1" blank (machining done by me), trigger group by myself (about 2lbs & very nice), urethane buffer, Skeeter charging rod and spring, Leupold 3.5 x 10 clone scope. Shoots very well with Eagles and subs. Pic of groups is with Wolf MT @ 50.
Most rare brownie yet!
A FOURTH Variation of the well-known Mossberg Brownie 4-banger. So far, only two examples of this rarity have been reported, but their serial numbers indicate it's possible their could be as many as 723 more of this new Variation out there somewhere.
Note that although it has the patent date of the Variation #3 and ALL serial numbers match, all other features are those of a Variation #2. Since it's obviously a transitional piece between the two, it has been assigned the designation Variation #2.5.
Now it's a race to see who finds a FIFTH Varaition!
Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
A FOURTH Variation of the well-known Mossberg Brownie 4-banger. So far, only two examples of this rarity have been reported, but their serial numbers indicate it's possible their could be as many as 723 more of this new Variation out there somewhere.
Note that although it has the patent date of the Variation #3 and ALL serial numbers match, all other features are those of a Variation #2. Since it's obviously a transitional piece between the two, it has been assigned the designation Variation #2.5.
Now it's a race to see who finds a FIFTH Varaition!
Best regards ~ ~ ~ mauser
What is the set up on the last your 10/22 yellow Boyds blaster
- Boyds Blaster Bumblebee Stock
- V.Q. Complete Trigger Group
- V.Q. Bolt Handle
- V.Q. Edge Extractor
- Tuffer Buffer Bolt Buffer
- Tactical Solutions Ext. Mag Release
- Hi-Desert Dog Threaded 16" Helical Fluted .920 Barrel
- Tactical Innovations Fake Suppressor
- Rimfire Tech. V Barrel Block Stabilizer
- Power Customs Scope Rail
- Center Point 3-9X40mm Illuminated Reticle
- (can't remember the mfg. for the one piece scope rings?)
- Boyds Blaster Bumblebee Stock
- V.Q. Complete Trigger Group
- V.Q. Bolt Handle
- V.Q. Edge Extractor
- Tuffer Buffer Bolt Buffer
- Tactical Solutions Ext. Mag Release
- Hi-Desert Dog Threaded 16" Helical Fluted .920 Barrel
- Tactical Innovations Fake Suppressor
- Rimfire Tech. V Barrel Block Stabilizer
- Power Customs Scope Rail
- Center Point 3-9X40mm Illuminated Reticle
- (can't remember the mfg. for the one piece scope rings?)
Hi-Desert Dog Threaded 16" Helical Fluted .920 Barrel ---
Doesn't this have ( deeper chamber and 1 in 9 twist for 22LR heavy projectile subsonic ammo ) what ammo are you shooting in this barrel & what kind of groups you getting?
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