So, what alternative .22LR auto ?

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Re: So, what alternative .22LR auto ?

#61 Post by saddler »

pe4king wrote:
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meles meles wrote:A 10/22 in wolf's clothing definitely has possibilities too...
I have seen an MG 42 kit for a 10/22 now that would be interesting
Found one http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/r ... x?a=180441
OOH - picture that kit with a drum mag!!

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Under seventy quid as well before postage.... :good:
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#63 Post by meles meles »

Apparently they are as nasty as they are cheap - just a flimsy plastic skin with no strength or durability. If true, it's a shame...
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#64 Post by meles meles »

We thought we'd update this.

We've bought two rifles:

1. Remington 597 semi-auto with a heavy bull barrel and a superb laminated stock

2. An Izhmash bolt action Biathlon rifle

Each rather nice in their own way, and leaving a few pennies in piggy towards either a Browning take down or a Pietta PPS 50
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#65 Post by Ovenpaa »

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2. An Izhmash bolt action Biathlon rifle
Class. Have you shot it yet, any chance of some pictures and a bit of a write up on it?
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#66 Post by meles meles »

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2. An Izhmash bolt action Biathlon rifle
Class. Have you shot it yet, any chance of some pictures and a bit of a write up on it?

No, not yet, we took the Remington out this weekend and gave that a good blatting* . The Izhmash will be taken out the next time the 25m range is available, possibly mid May. We'll definitely do a write up - the bolt reminds us of a Luger toggle lock...







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Brock....have a look at this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=Pob ... ature=fvwp
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#68 Post by meles meles »

Hmmm, almost as good as the .22RF Gatling gun we have been imagineering...
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meles meles wrote:We thought we'd update this.

We've bought two rifles:

1. Remington 597 semi-auto with a heavy bull barrel and a superb laminated stock

2. An Izhmash bolt action Biathlon rifle

Each rather nice in their own way, and leaving a few pennies in piggy towards either a Browning take down or a Pietta PPS 50
Re the Izhmash Biathlon, did you have one reserved with Rusmilitary before they stopped stocking them? If I remember correctly, they were selling them for about £1200! :shock:
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#70 Post by meles meles »

Sandgroper wrote:
Re the Izhmash Biathlon, did you have one reserved with Rusmilitary before they stopped stocking them? If I remember correctly, they were selling them for about £1200! :shock:

'ow much ? Ours was £1000 less than that...

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