New favorite truck gun, what's your's?

[coldcase1984]

Posted before about my 38-year-old 10-22 I SBRed, and it's a work in progress. The XS stripe front sight didn't jibe w the Marble Bullseye I got for the rear, so dropped a camo TacSol pic rail on it today, screwed on the T1 from a LW 10-22 I usually use in the truck mode, and got it dialed in at 25 yds w subsonic Aguila HP and Velocitors.
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Last coyote I killed fell to a Velocitor (from Old Marlin 60) that fully penetrated its skull side-to-side at 40 yards. Like that round a lot.

It's a real Frankengun right meow but it's super handy in the truck/ATV/backyard pest gun role. I don't leave it in the truck...

What's your current truck gun?







And just noticed in this pic I left the turret caps on the bench at the Ranch!

[SteveB]

In Connecticut:



In Florida:

[coldcase1984]

In Connecticut:



In Florida:

I got a skinny DD 16-in. middy built up that I usually carry in the truck or ATV. Got a 2.5x Leupold HD on it. Reticle ain't good for crowshooting past 100 but it's very quick on bigger stuff.

I got a Ruger .358 Frontier that doesn't get much use, might like it better in factory synthetic with DBM on it. I'd order one soon if I'd gotten it in .308!

Looks like PT&G is most affordable, anyone using their bottom metal on a Ruger?

[Poconnor]

Please post more pics of that snubby 10/22

[Xrslug]

That CZ 527 (the CT truck gun) -- is the Aimpoint ring a custom deal to fit the dovetail for the rear iron sight?

[Malamute]

Most often a 94 Winchester and 44 Smith of some sort. If going up where the bears rule, it can transform into an 86 carbine, model 71, or scoped bolt 06.

[coldcase1984]

Please post more pics of that snubby 10/22

Pinched handily between uprights, ready to gun out window on my property.

I've posted some of this rascal earlier on the NFA page.

[SeriousStudent]

Come on, you knew someone was going to do it.

[TR675]

You just beat me to it.


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[SeriousStudent]

Sorry, that's just how my mind works.

Always factor in the worst case scenario, and then improve from there.