A Remington 572 FieldMaster I used to own. It came with a broken firing pin which wasn't nearly as difficult to replace as I initially feared. The accuracy wasn't all that great hut it was a LOT of fun with Colibris...
A Remington 572 FieldMaster I used to own. It came with a broken firing pin which wasn't nearly as difficult to replace as I initially feared. The accuracy wasn't all that great hut it was a LOT of fun with Colibris...
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Runs pretty good but not 100% right now. Working on it. It is my competition gun for Steel Challenge Matches.
Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite / Volquartsen Black Mamba.
More info please.Originally Posted by bajasr100
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Its a single shot Crickett rifle (.22 S/L/LR) with a Ruta Locura stock. Weight is approx 1lb 14oz. Stock is a hollow tube with a screw on butt. They also have a carbon barrel which would put the total weight at around 15oz (a bit spendy for me though).
Makes a pretty good pack rifle for small game getting.
That was, easily, one of the coolest things I've seen.
That's really cool. My boys grew up learning how to shoot on a walnut stocked Chipmunk.
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What stocks are those on the 17?
Shades of The Day of the Jackal right there.
Ken
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Speaking of fun with Colibris...
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