The Anschutz,Cooper,Sako,Walther,Krico,Weihrauch...You get the idea, picture thread!

[johNTO]

My bank account hates thread's like these....some nice .22lr rifles here!

 

[johnl]

Can I play, here is my Anschutz 1712 with a leupy on it. It like the lapua SK ammo

 

[armino]

thanks for the tip but the rifle doesn't like it unfortunately...i heard the new eley pistol ammo works well,ill give it t a try...

 

[gaff]

time to get some more pictures on this one , come on people.

 

[ssapach]

I forgot this had it's own thread.....and I had already posted some pics in the regular old rimfire pics thread, but I'll copy them here anyways.

Here's my latest expense, my 1727F:

This is possibly the smoothest action in the most comfortable (to me anyways) firearm that I've ever owned or handled yet.

 

[mracer]

WOW! love it..

 

[marcoman]

Beautiful gun! Nice combo with the Swaro on it.

 

[stubblejumper]

Bought an Anschutz 54 MSR today, now I have to wait until it arrives, so I can shoot it.

 

[beedubb]

well here i go- I finally persuaded a friend to part with his Anschutz- CIL 190. it was starting to decline from sitting!! It doesn't look fancy but shoots well.
I cleaned it up and have used it for maybe 1200 rounds.

 

[marcoman]

Crappy cell phone pic for now;

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[dugasgunner]

My bank account hates thread's like these....some nice .22lr rifles here!

Yep!!

 

[stubblejumper]

Finally got around to adding a picture of my 54MSR

 

[sksscrew]

Moved as requested, noses up all concerned.

 

[Rod B]

How can a Norinco be included with the fine rifles that have been previously mentioned in this thread.

It may make a good starter rifle & fit a price point but it certainly does not belong here. The above post should be moved to the Gun Smithing forum.

 

[stubblejumper]

I see the Canadaammo NS522 is being offloaded at $199. I am new to the .22 bolt action. I have been doing some research and found that the stock was indeed designed for another weapon. My question is; Is it better to fix up the stock that it comes with, ie, pillar beds, barrel bedding, trigger tuning (has to be done anyways), fixing the overall mess causing by the machining for a different rifle.

I have heard various suggestions about using blanks from places like Boyd's (although I did not find them helpful at all). I don't know what comes in a blank or what is involved in bringing it to completion. Perhaps my best bet is just to start with the provided stock, strip it and tune it from there. I would appreciate as many suggestions as I can get. I have seen a thread or two about bedding and pillaring but I am quite interested in the new stock option. Any compatible stocks would be very interesting.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions

Norinco is like a tomato stake, compared to the high end rifles that this thread was created to showcase. As such you should start your own thread to discuss Norinco.

 

[hometownhero]

Norinco is like a tomato stake, compared to the high end rifles that this thread was created to showcase. As such you should start your own thread to discuss Norinco.

That is a disgrace to tomatoes. Its the mud on a dead comes boots. The rifles in this thread are top notch. They have a lot of class. Something norinco will never have.

 

[marcoman]

Sako Quad Range

DIP Rail came in. Mounted up a Nightforce F1 in ATRS rings and added an Atlas bipod. Pretty sweet setup for Gophers in the spring.

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[Epoxy7]

Collection deleted. Due to the graphic nature of these 22LR some viewers may be offended. Viewer discretion is mandatory.

 

[minimouse]

Anschutz 1422 with a Leupold BR-24 scope.

 

[Rod B]

Yes, 'tis a shame that those cheap 'lil NS522s shoot as well as those expensive European guns for a lot less money. Class, admittedly, they do not have, but accuracy...well, accuracy and snobbery are two different things.

I don't recall any Norincos being used in any serious competitive matches.