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Thread: First .22 after ages, bolt or semi.(CZ 455 VS 10/22)

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    You know I totally forgot about it but your story reminded me that I went to a Turkey shoot in the early 2000s on a whim, and not really knowing what to expect.

    It was primarily a pistol shoot, and I won a turkey with a handgun but they had a side match/rifle category that I did not know about but I had my Mountie with me, as my friends and I were figuring we would shoot some Jacks either on the way to or from the shoot (I can't recall now). Long story short, I won another turkey with that little Marlin Mountie. I totally forgot about that until now.

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    There goes Lost River, being cooler than everyone else again.
    Quote Originally Posted by MattyD380 View Post
    Because buying cool, interesting guns I don't need isn't a decision... it's a lifestyle...

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    I recently bought a Ruger 22LR Precision Rimfire to use for practice for hunting and long range rifles - most fun in years shooting that Ruger Precision.
    A second recommendation for the Ruger Precision rimfire.

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    Best case... get both the 10/22 & the Ruger American bolt gun in .22LR. Same magazines for both guns is a really nice side benefit.

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    Has anyone touched the Tikka 22?

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    This seems to be the latest:

    https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbth...r#Post13212160

    I received an email from Whitakers a few weeks ago. They said that the .17 HMR's were in the states waiting on USCS to clear them. But no word on the .22 LR's yet.
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    Over on this other forum @Bill Nesbitt said:


    https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....l=1#post777634


    A couple of weeks ago a buddy loaned me his Vudoo rifle to shoot for a few days.

    I ran about 500 rounds through it. It's more accurate than my Anschutz. I shot 9

    consecutive 50 yard groups that averaged .2" Amazing.




    So I did a bit of research on the company. The rifle is designed to resemble the 40X Remington and use

    Rem 700 stocks and chassis’ and will take a Remington 700 trigger.

    The V-22 is also the only controlled-round-feed .22 LR receiver out there.





    https://www.vudoogunworks.com/action...peater-action/





    Its not a good fit for me but it is a cool 22lr rifle (line).
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    No love for the Savage Mk.II?
    If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.

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    No love for the Savage Mk.II?
    I have a MK. II TR. I would spend a good bit of a day breaking shards of clay pigeons that littered the hillside at my old shooting spot.
    Quote Originally Posted by MattyD380 View Post
    Because buying cool, interesting guns I don't need isn't a decision... it's a lifestyle...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    No love for the Savage Mk.II?
    I have one of those that I made into a reasonably OK rifle. The process was sufficiently expensive and time consuming that I now strongly prefer rimfire rifles made in the Czech Republic.
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