That would be great, thank you. Can you take some high quality shots of your rifle and post them? I'm very excited for mine and am trying to get as much info as I can before it arrives. Photos would help me get even more neurotic about the waiting.
Tradex has a large selection of Schultz and Larson .22s again...
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That would be great, thank you. Can you take some high quality shots of your rifle and post them? I'm very excited for mine and am trying to get as much info as I can before it arrives. Photos would help me get even more neurotic about the waiting.
More!
rust spot on barrel (cleaned up)
pits on bottom of barrel (hidden by stock)
pits at rear of receiver (hidden by stock)
barrel muzzle
trigger/sear mechanism
trigger/sear removed
top of trigger
action inletting
barrel inletting
Barrel stamp
Just because it's cool!!
rust spot on barrel (cleaned up)
pits on bottom of barrel (hidden by stock)
pits at rear of receiver (hidden by stock)
barrel muzzle
trigger/sear mechanism
trigger/sear removed
top of trigger
action inletting
barrel inletting
Barrel stamp
Just because it's cool!!
Jeese. Aside from a few hidden rust spots, your rifle and stock look amazing! Cant wait till mine arrives,,, apparently its due Tuesday
4 business days plus the weekend to get here grrr,, too impatient.
4 business days plus the weekend to get here grrr,, too impatient.
A couple of little dings in the stock and some bluing wear and a few little scratches on the barrel. Other than that, it's excellent.
All I did to the stock when I cleaned the rifle up initially was to rub it with some Old English Lemon Oil.
I just might glass bed the front lug and action in the future.
All I did to the stock when I cleaned the rifle up initially was to rub it with some Old English Lemon Oil.
I just might glass bed the front lug and action in the future.
Great job! Thanks for the pictures.
It's interesting that the front sight is cut into the barrel but on http://billard85.########.ca/2014/01/bonjour-tous-je-cree-ce-blog-pour-faire.html?m=1 all of his sights were pressed onto the end of the barrel.
I'm also surprised there's no crown cut into the end of the barrel.
How does it feel to snuggle up to?
It's interesting that the front sight is cut into the barrel but on http://billard85.########.ca/2014/01/bonjour-tous-je-cree-ce-blog-pour-faire.html?m=1 all of his sights were pressed onto the end of the barrel.
I'm also surprised there's no crown cut into the end of the barrel.
How does it feel to snuggle up to?
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- West Quebec
Would not mind one of those in decent shape..very nice
The photo doesn't show it, but the muzzle is crowned, just a flat face on it. I was shooting off a front rest and a rear bunny bag. Felt good! The rifle's heavy enough that it doesn't even move when the round goes off. If it was set up with a scope, I'm certain that a guy could see the bullet holes appear in the target.
As to what type of wood it is.............................Going by the color, it certainly could be beech. All I'm certain of is that it's wood. LOL
I bought one last fall and spent the winter cleaning it up heres a few pics. it had a hairline crack in the forestock which i fixed. I pillar bedded it. re-did the stock with Danish oil. re-blued it and polished the triger. it turned out nice and it shoots lights out.
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- Southern Ontario
Can someone please explain the fascination with these rifles?
This is not to be taken the wrong way, the guns do seem interesting.
Curious to find out what is incredible about them.
This is not to be taken the wrong way, the guns do seem interesting.
Curious to find out what is incredible about them.
turbo_bird
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- Kamloops, BC
I bought one a couple years ago from the original batch without the adjustable trigger that is pretty nice. I'm waffling between one of the current ones with adjustable trigger or one of the match rifles with the double set triggers and fancy stock. Does anyone here know if the match rifles are the same action as the other single shots?
Kristian
Kristian
For 300 bucks you can have a nice little project gun that can end up looking like a million, and possibly shoots better than you can.
What's not to like!
