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OT 22's
I came into a little mad money and picked these up this week.
ruger target.its about as new as it gets.the man passed away and I picked it up yesterday.
then today I wanted a "good" 22 rifle and picked up a zastava 22 nib in a small local shop.just finished mounting a leupold 2x7.
there are days when plinking would be fun without hours spent on the bench reloading.I think these will work
ruger target.its about as new as it gets.the man passed away and I picked it up yesterday.
then today I wanted a "good" 22 rifle and picked up a zastava 22 nib in a small local shop.just finished mounting a leupold 2x7.
there are days when plinking would be fun without hours spent on the bench reloading.I think these will work
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Pete, I've got the MKII Gubment Target and If I bet someone I could hit something small at 100 yards, that is the one I would choose to close the deal. It's WAY more accurate than I am....Off a sand bag, I could hit or dust over a pop can about everytime. One ragged hole at 25yds.......Yeah, I like mine!!
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it is being sold as the rem #5 now.same rifle just more$$$.JoeArizona wrote:I'm not familiar with the rifle, but I have 2 of the Ruger pistols.
That pistol will make a great rabbit hunter too.
The Ruger pistols are amazingly accurate and durable. Good find!
http://www.remington.com/library/histor ... l_five.asp
http://www.zastava-arms.co.yu/english/zastava.htm
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Hey Pete. Picked up a .22 Savage to match my .300wm and I've had more fun with that rifle for a couple dollars in ammo. I buy a bulk Remington box everytime I go to Wally World now, and I picked up some CCI Velocitors for small game that are pretty darn accurate. Put the same 3x9 thats on my 300 and it sure beats gettin walloped in the shoulder and wallet everytime you pull the trigger. Took me 50 rounds or so before I quit flinchin after putting some rounds from the 300 downrange.
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Wow...for $180 you done good!txpete wrote:it is being sold as the rem #5 now.same rifle just more$$$.JoeArizona wrote:I'm not familiar with the rifle, but I have 2 of the Ruger pistols.
That pistol will make a great rabbit hunter too.
The Ruger pistols are amazingly accurate and durable. Good find!
http://www.remington.com/library/histor ... l_five.asp
http://www.zastava-arms.co.yu/english/zastava.htm
I love shooting .22 guns.
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