Post your 22LR rifles

[bald1]

Originally Posted by glassman

Bald1...that is a beautiful rifle. Does it have crosshairs in the front sight? I saw one in a gun shop last week but it wasn't for sale. Owner was showing it to the counter guy for whatever reason. I did admire it from a few feet away though.

Globe sights have interchangeable inserts. I prefer small circles in my front sights. But among the inserts that the Williams / Lyman 17A / etc. front sights come with is indeed are crosshairs... both thick and thin

Here's a typical set of inserts available from Brownells:

[Grizzman]

Here's my Winchester Model 61 takedown rifle.

[Iggy]

Shiloh Sharps 45-70 converted to .22 LR with a barrel insert.

[ed32hall]

I've got a couple I can share. Ed

Spikes Tactical upper w/ Mega Gator lower and Redfield 3x9-50 scope


Ruger 10/22 w/ 3x9 scope


Ruger 10/22 w/ built in laser in the stock


Ruger 10/22 w/ 22" SS barrel and Walnut stock


Ruger 10/22 w/ Tapco stock and Tasco Red Dot (moved forward where my son likes it )

[BadOscar]

Here is my CZ 452 Varmint

[Neil Casper]

OK, I'll try to get some in here.

My Savage Mk.II TR. Super shooter. I'm really impressed with the accuracy.



And my Ruger 77/22. It is a really nice rifle thet's very accurate.

[DrHenley]

Here are all my current rimfires, pistols included


Ruger 10/22 with 6-18x50 Bushnell (my new squirrel gun)
Browning BL-22 (my old, old, old, old squirrel gun)
BSA Martini with barrel cut down from 29" to 25" and homemade forend. (my old squirrel gun)
Marlin 99-M1 (my old, old, old squirrel gun, currently rigged for steel shooting)
DW Panther frame with Mimber slide
Browning Buckmark Camper

My old, old squirrel gun (after the Marlin and before the Martini) was a ns favorite in 22 WMR...fun to shoot but misfired twice on the same squirrel...so I ditched it.

I think I killed more squirrels with the Marlin than all the others combined...

[NAMVET72]

Here is a pic of my 1968 Mossberg 340KC 22 LR:

[DrHenley]

Originally Posted by DWCoyote

Last in first out rule.

I have two rules:
1. Does it hit what I am aiming at?
2. Does it go "BANG" every time I pull the trigger?

As Col. Whelen said: "Only accurate rifles are interesting." To that I would add "Only reliable rifles are worth keeping."

[Hail Caesar]

Here is one of my little rifles. About 15 pounds of .22 LR goodness.