Rimfire Madness: The Infection Begins

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  • KLB

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    I have a bit of fondness for them as well, especially when suppressed.

    Let's see my current list is
    Rifles
    Savage SVSR
    S&W M&P15-22
    Henry Frontier Suppressor Ready

    Pistols
    S&W M&P22
    S&W M&P22c
    Heritage Revolver
     

    patience0830

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    Not far from the tree
    I have a bit of fondness for them as well, especially when suppressed.

    Let's see my current list is
    Rifles
    Savage SVSR
    S&W M&P15-22
    Henry Frontier Suppressor Ready

    Pistols
    S&W M&P22
    S&W M&P22c
    Heritage Revolver

    It would take me two days to write the list of past and current stock. Hurts my wallet just thinking about it.

    Off to work !
     

    wtburnette

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    From one enabler to another, right WT?

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    14" .22 lr bbl'd Contender with maple and walnut grip and forend I made. The worn out wool sock is the "case" for it in the safe.;)

    You were definitely my bolt action muse sir... ;)
     

    Areoflyer09

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    Heh. I've been feeling the rimfire itch lately too. Picked up a Marlin 60 because I just really wanted a simple 22 rifle without any add-ons. Gah, now I have 4 guns in 22. Must. Stop.

    I tried to do that with an international stocked 10/22. Ended up with a Kidd trigger kit and will eventually get peep sights for it.

    How are you liking the Marlin? That is one I haven’t played with.
     

    Hookeye

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    Currently

    1985 10/22 w GM bbl in Titan stock and Leupold Freedom VX 3-9 EFR
    1971 10/22 sporter (fingergroove) w 2-7X Leupold
    200? CZ455..........swapping to .22 mag ....thinking 6X AO Leupold

    Sold my Ruger Mk2 Great Eight.
    No .22 rf handguns at the moment.

    Ideally, get a Ruger Bearcat w adj sights. Dunno why other than super cute and I might run a trap line in the future.
     

    wtburnette

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    WTB - that is a gorgeous Annie! I’m quite curious to see how the Apex Kit turns out.

    Yeah, I love my Annie. Can't wait to get it out to the range this Spring. The Apex kit should be nice. Not super light, but I've heard it cleans up the trigger nicely. The stock trigger is not great.
     

    Areoflyer09

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    Yeah, I love my Annie. Can't wait to get it out to the range this Spring. The Apex kit should be nice. Not super light, but I've heard it cleans up the trigger nicely. The stock trigger is not great.

    Ruger’s factory triggers are a bit of a disappointment. I think I described my factory MkIII 22/45 trigger as mush.
     

    wtburnette

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    Ruger’s factory triggers are a bit of a disappointment. I think I described my factory MkIII 22/45 trigger as mush.

    Yeah, compared to the Victory trigger, it's very disappointing. I still find the Victory the better deal of the two guns. Less money and a better trigger and sights out of the box.
     

    Areoflyer09

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    Yeah, compared to the Victory trigger, it's very disappointing. I still find the Victory the better deal of the two guns. Less money and a better trigger and sights out of the box.

    We probably would have kept our Victory if it had come with a lighter barrel from the factory or an aluminum grip, either would have corrected the nose heavy feeling. But side by side with a MkIV we had at the time, the IV balanced better for us.

    I love the concept that S&W came up with, hopefully as time progresses we see more aftermarket options come up for them and that S&W doesn’t replace it like they have down repeatedly with their 22 lines.
     
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