GSG-16
I WANT!!!!
How did you build this gorgeous gun???
Inquiring minds need to know!!!!
Rimfire Pics...Show em off!!!
- Thread starter GameStalker30-06
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I WANT!!!!
How did you build this gorgeous gun???
Inquiring minds need to know!!!!
incorrigible
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- stubble jumper
Midwest Industries Fixed Barrel chasis 13"
Midwest Industries Picatinny Rail
SR-22 Receiver and bolt
Factory trigger
DLASK 16.5" heavy barrel (.920)
KIDD Charging Handle
KIDD Recoil Spring and Polished Guide Rod
Pinned BX-25 mag
*and a bunch of take off AR parts
Midwest Industries Picatinny Rail
SR-22 Receiver and bolt
Factory trigger
DLASK 16.5" heavy barrel (.920)
KIDD Charging Handle
KIDD Recoil Spring and Polished Guide Rod
Pinned BX-25 mag
*and a bunch of take off AR parts
Kriss Vector .22LR CRB Limited edition
Magpul AFG
Nightforce 4-14 56x
Canted Trijicon RMR
How is the balance and weight on that thing?
Looks cool but seems like a lot of bulk weight for a small calibre. I'm kicking around the idea of getting one but think I'll probably go with the duo tone folding stock model as it looks more nimble to me.
My Chiappa Little Badger
+ Longshot barrel cover
+ Longshot muzzle protector
+ Longshot delrin foregrip
+ Longshot pic rail
+ Cheapo Feyachi RDS
+ Paracord (for smoother cheek weld, stoutness, woods visibility and emergency bracelet creation)
Big fan of this rifle, very light and small but quite useable with the upgrades. Accuracy is definitely respectable with the RDS. Trigger pull is very good for a cheap rifle. The Little Badger was very fun stock but I found the stock sights atrocious, the quad rail uncomfortable and the muzzle protector useless. The upgrades have improved the rifle greatly without robbing too many of the minimalist qualities. If I use in the woods I'll carry the appropriate torx bit to remove the RDS and fall back to the irons if needed, though you can *almost* co-witness the way it is setup right now, it's just on the verge of being useable.
Favorite is shooting steel with high-velocity or CCI Quiet. Once you calibrate to the size and weight it shoulders fast and easily. May see some use as a small game hunting rifle.
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Rebel Till Death
CGN Regular
- Location
- Burlington, Ontario
Zastava .22
- Location
- ON, North of GTA
My Chiappa Little Badger
+ Longshot barrel cover
+ Longshot muzzle protector
+ Longshot delrin foregrip
+ Longshot pic rail
+ Cheapo Feyachi RDS
+ Paracord (for smoother cheek weld, stoutness, woods visibility and emergency bracelet creation)
Big fan of this rifle, very light and small but quite useable with the upgrades. Accuracy is definitely respectable with the RDS. Trigger pull is very good for a cheap rifle. The Little Badger was very fun stock but I found the stock sights atrocious, the quad rail uncomfortable and the muzzle protector useless. The upgrades have improved the rifle greatly without robbing too many of the minimalist qualities. If I use in the woods I'll carry the appropriate torx bit to remove the RDS and fall back to the irons if needed, though you can *almost* co-witness the way it is setup right now, it's just on the verge of being useable.
Favorite is shooting steel with high-velocity or CCI Quiet. Once you calibrate to the size and weight it shoulders fast and easily. May see some use as a small game hunting rifle.
I’m liking what you did with that little badger!!!
