Rimfire Pics...Show em off!!!

jayemmbee
That looks great, i did something similar with a factory stock a few years back but not as nice as yours. I Like how you kept the barrel band, lots of people say how you loose accuracy but i really dont think its a big deal when shooting irons but i could be wrong, I keep mine on too!
 
Anschutz 64 MS R 22LR with SII 36x42
Anschutz 1517 17HMR with Z5 5-25x52
CZ 455 Canadian 22LR with Vortex 3-9x40
Ruger Mark IV Target 22LR with Williams Fire Sights
Every gun fun to shoot but that is the point of rimfire.....

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New mags, good enough excuse for another photo right? :p

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EDIT: Got bored and mounted a scope for gopher sniping this summer :)

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hoytcanon said:
Pic #1 - Browning Rimfire Rifles;

Top - Buck Mark Sporter Carbine
Middle - BL-22 FLD Grade II
Bottom - T-Bolt Target/Varmint

Pic #2 - Some of the Buck Mark .22's;

Top - Buck Mark Sporter Carbine
Bottom Left - Buck Mark Field/Target
Bottom Right - Buck Mark Hunter
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the t bolt is a beaut how does it shoot ?
 
chrisward3 said:
Top is a CZ455 with Lilja barrel in a Boyd's Pro Varmint Stock (pillared, bedded, Arca installed) and a S&B 5-25

Bottom is a Vudoo V22 in a JAE chassis and a Razor Gen2
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Thank you. I sure like that Vudoo but it's probably worth more than my DD Jeep, lol. The CZ's pretty nice also. Arca? is that the barricade thingy?
 
Hi - I just bought this a couple weeks ago. The owner had bought it but never fired! New in box, but ca 2014 (I think?) mfg. from Mayfield KY. I've Polished and sharpened the Hammer/Sear, polished the Hammer and Sear pivot pins, replaced the trigger return spring w/ floppy spring, removed the Safety spring, bent the Sear spring similar to A-Ds sear spring hole, CUT ONE/HALF coil off Hammer Spring and generally polished anything internally that I can think may 'drag'. I think the Sear Spring 'Bend', Hammer Spring Cut and the floppy trigger spring mod were the most effective in reducing the pull. I've got the Pull down to 3.3 lbs and I''m fine with that. :) I also had some 'rubber caps' from old electronic equipment that fit on the bolt handle and the bolt release - now much easier to rack and load.
The stock is laminate and the scope is a Bushnell 3-9 x40. I've only fired about 100 rounds with this scope/mods and only grouping 'most' sub-one inch. Need more practice with the lighter trigger:p
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Weihrauch HW60J action threaded 18MM X 1 TPI fitted with a match chambered 3 groove Benchmark and installed in a HW66JM Running Boar Stock.
 
My Savage MKII-SV in Boyds stock.

First attempt at sponge painting.
The scope ware already painted with another patern and I was too lazy to give it a black base to start over.
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I think I'll add a bit more green on the tan that pop a little too much for my taste. I find it pretty though.
 
fox_111 said:
My Savage MKII-SV in Boyds stock.

First attempt at sponge painting.
The scope ware already painted with another patern and I was too lazy to give it a black base to start over.

I think I'll add a bit more green on the tan that pop a little too much for my taste. I find it pretty though.
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Wow that looks great!
 
First post, no attachment option so can’t add pics from my phone (working on it). Own a Remington 597 AAC-SD (completely stock) and a savage mkii BVSS with spiral fluted barrel and grey laminated stock.

Looking forward to throwing pics up.
 
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