Tactical Rimfire Picture Thread! S&W M&P 15-22/Colt M4 Ops/Ruger SR-22/Rem 597 VTR...
- Thread starter the_drewster19
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- Location
- Lethbridge
Mine with carry handle and 50 round Black Dog drum.
My 10/22 MP5 like build (certainly not a replica).
I know it is not one of the guns listed inthe title but it will be a tactical rimfire when completed.
This is my build at it's current stage. A few refinements, some anodizing and paint to finish her up.
I know it is not one of the guns listed inthe title but it will be a tactical rimfire when completed.
This is my build at it's current stage. A few refinements, some anodizing and paint to finish her up.
My 10/22 MP5 like build (certainly not a replica).
I know it is not one of the guns listed inthe title but it will be a tactical rimfire when completed.
This is my build at it's current stage. A few refinements, some anodizing and paint to finish her up.
DSR- Don't me wrong I think that gun is awesome (I always wanted an MP5 style gun, or an actual mp5
), but for some reason it reminds me of a speed-ball paintball marker. Must be all the "chrome" to it. Great job! Keep us updated.Here is a photoshopped picture with the parts as they should look after anodizing and paint. Looks a lot less like something Elton John would take on a hunting safari than in it's bare aluminum state.
Elton John LOL, hes playing in my town here this Saturday.
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My new 597 hb, with a 16 inch heavy barrel,With archangel stock and Barska 4x30
My new 597 hb, with a 16 inch heavy barrel,With archangel stock and Barska 4x30
- Location
- Ontario defense force (ODF HQ)
My custom made archangle with ARMS SIR rail on the front.
Schmitty19
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- Location
- Windsor Area
Is this tactical enough?
My 10/22 mini-SOCOM replica. 12" McGowan barrel, UTG quad rail, TRS-25 red dot:
Eventually I will strip the finish off the stock and refinish with boiled linseed oil for that matte milsurp look, but I am having too much fun shooting it at the moment. Nearly 1000 rounds through 6 different BC steel lips mags using several different brands of ammo with one failure to feed, on the 5th or 6th round of a brand new mag. At least 600 rounds since that without a failure of any sort.
Mark
My 10/22 mini-SOCOM replica. 12" McGowan barrel, UTG quad rail, TRS-25 red dot:
Eventually I will strip the finish off the stock and refinish with boiled linseed oil for that matte milsurp look, but I am having too much fun shooting it at the moment. Nearly 1000 rounds through 6 different BC steel lips mags using several different brands of ammo with one failure to feed, on the 5th or 6th round of a brand new mag. At least 600 rounds since that without a failure of any sort.
Mark
Is this tactical enough?
My 10/22 mini-SOCOM replica. 12" McGowan barrel, UTG quad rail, TRS-25 red dot:
Eventually I will strip the finish off the stock and refinish with boiled linseed oil for that matte milsurp look, but I am having too much fun shooting it at the moment. Nearly 1000 rounds through 6 different BC steel lips mags using several different brands of ammo with one failure to feed, on the 5th or 6th round of a brand new mag. At least 600 rounds since that without a failure of any sort.
Mark
Love it!
No spot for the ISSC MK 22?
On that note be warned:
Just bought one from Guns & Games which was shipped promptly ( and left on the door step by Canada post as usual ).
Happy with the gun although I have not yet shot it, but be warned if you are looking into getting one that the default Iron sights have been changed up. They are now simply flip up rifle sights. Many of the reviews for the ISSC MK 22 show it with the original iron sights which turned into 3 dot pistol sights when folded down. That part doesn't bother me all that much, the real kicker though is that even when the bolts are tightened on the iron sights have a lot of play / wiggle.
If you're going to be buying a new ISSC MK 22, plan on replacing or tinkering with these sights.
On that note be warned:
Just bought one from Guns & Games which was shipped promptly ( and left on the door step by Canada post as usual ).
Happy with the gun although I have not yet shot it, but be warned if you are looking into getting one that the default Iron sights have been changed up. They are now simply flip up rifle sights. Many of the reviews for the ISSC MK 22 show it with the original iron sights which turned into 3 dot pistol sights when folded down. That part doesn't bother me all that much, the real kicker though is that even when the bolts are tightened on the iron sights have a lot of play / wiggle.
If you're going to be buying a new ISSC MK 22, plan on replacing or tinkering with these sights.
