Let's see your 22 LR rifles all makes and models welcome!

I've got a 1920s Remington Model 12 22LR that has been in the family since its purchase. I'll post some pics later.

 

90+ year spread in 22lr.



Edit: I should add the Remington Model 12 is pre-date code, meaning produced before 1921 when they started stamping the barrels.

 

CZ Scout
10/22
Wife's Marlin

 

Cz455 .22lr trigger guard upgraded

 

sumone say 22's ?

Marlin 1970 CL 39

pic 2 Henry Silver Eagle 2

 

Newer (2016) 10/22 takedown, old original Ruger 10/22 tiger maple stock refinished and cut to be a takedown. Guy in California does the stock work, true artist.

 

So much win in this thread.

 

I'll see your "tack drivers"



Just a couple of the .22s that relax in the locker.

 

What's the bottom?

 

Remington 40xb heavy barrel with some extras. Shoot open class mini-Palma at 200yrds with it, in what amounts to being a local bar league.

 

I have a bit of a soft spot for the ruger 10/22's. I own two both of which are pretty decked out. Both have brimstone tier 2 triggers. One at 2lb pull and the other is a 2.3lb pull. Both have more money in them than I'd like to admit.

I'll post some better pictures when I have a few minutes to spare.

 

Here is a better picture of the two.

 

Marlin Model 60 Ducks Unlimited edition with cheap 3-9 scope. First rifle given to me by my grandfather

 

Thanks. I love how both of these rifles look and shoot. Both are easily capable of hitting an 8" steel target at 200yds. The blue one will shoot nickle sized groups at 50yds with CCI standard velocity ammo.

 

Last time I was out I put 10 out of 10 shots on the plate at that distance. I was pretty impressed with the rifle and myself.

 

Trying to find a pic of the last target from the Kimber.

5rds of Aguilla subsonic at 100yrd, fits under a dime.

Ammo is very subjective by the rifle. The Kimber does about the same above with Lapua Super Midas. On the other hand The USMC 40x hates the Agullia, but gets really boring with the Lapua. Wolf extra match is good all around but I get a flyer or three per box.

The 40xb will shoot the lights out with damn near anything. With he Lapua ammo, I literally shoot the staples I use to hold the paper up

 

Cz455 trigger measured 1.5 lbs
Hornet custom trigger 1.7 lbs
Both Kidd's single stage triggers measured 2.1 lbs

 

I have seen a few CZ 455 models in this thread, guess I will contibute my own. Its a pretty close trainer to my GA Precision Rem 700. Someday if I feel flushed with cash, I might actually cerakote the metal to perfectly match the big boy.

 

Mine has a bunch of DIP metal parts and a Rifle Basix trigger. I bought a replacement trigger guard from an outfit in Australia, and it did not fit well enough for me to use it.