Rimfire Pics...Show em off!!!

I'll bite. The four pictured are my favourite .22 plinkers; therefore, leaving-out the others.

First is a 1415-1416 Anschutz topped with a Redfield Target Scope 8-32x40mm,

Second is my Browning Model 52 with Lyman All American 10x,

Third is my Mosssberg 340BA, with Weaver 6x, and original peep sites (I know the scope position looks awkward, but, the only set-up for now that can allow me to easily remove the scope so that I can use the peeps) ;),

and last is my 'ol reliable Marlin 39 Original Golden of 1981 vintage.

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Well..I haven't seen every post in this HUGE thread, so I don't know if there are any hunting shots..? Regardless, the only decent photo of my CZ452 .17HMR includes an Ontario groundhog so if you're squeamish~look away! lol This one is from about 2 weeks ago;

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It's wearing (the rifle) a Bushnell 3200 Elite 4-12x40 with BC caps and a Harris 9"-13" non swiveling bipod. I have 3 steel 5-round mags for it. I really like this rifle, and the .17HMR round. The groundhogs~not so much. :)
 
Just a 10/22 with 12 1/4 threaded barrel. Spartan Precision brake for the time being, not like its needed but makes a decent thread protector. Modified factory stock, will get painted some color but black for the time being, synthetic buffer, bolt hold open mod, minor polishing of internals. Not bad trigger. Still heavier then I am use to but not bad and no where near the factory setting. That was plain horrible. And just a cheap 3-9 Bushnell rimfire scope.

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elimsprint said:
Is that a finished one of your laminate blanks?
Kim
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It was a pattern I developed but decided it was too labour intensive to build commercialy .Grey/Black laminate with an over wipe of black analine dye.

Wham-O said:
nice!

Where's your bolt?
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It is an action and barrel I use in the shop for test fitting .I often mount a scope when developing a pattern to test for functionability .
 
KC... nice collection. I've followed the various Marlin 39 models for years. Are you sure that your 39 is from the 60's? From my experience, the flat hooded sight and the fold down rear sight were on the '70 models, however I'm always looking to upgrade my knowledge.
 
Good looking guns on this thread. I picked up a pretty good condition Remington 41 Targetmaster a couple days ago but I can't post pics yet.
 
KC... Glad you found the correct year for the 39A... '81 was still a great year and a pre-cross bolt safety system. 1981 was the year when Marlin changed the trigger from gold to blue which was a short lived change. I have a few 39A 24" barrels and 20" barrel Mounties as well as the 39D and the TDS models. Still have my '58 Mountie I bought as a young fellow in 1961. The Marlin lever actions are my favorite .22.
 
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Just picked this one up, it is a Rhineland Arms R22 (discontinued due to the company going out of business for a while). They are notorious for being highly accurate, having alot of play in the magazine well, having ejection and feeding issues, and looking awesome! lol

This one out of 100 rounds or so has given me a few FTE's and FTFs but I think the FTF's at least are related to the large amount of play the magazine encounters in the well. I plan to fix it, however it works just fine, and most of the time works great! This specific one is in .22lr

enough talk here are some pics!

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