This is my new baby. It is a Tactical Solutions 10-22 X-RING rifle with a threaded barrel and an extended mag release. I just purchased my Silencerco Sparrow suppressor a few days ago. Now for the long 6-8 month wait.
This is my new baby. It is a Tactical Solutions 10-22 X-RING rifle with a threaded barrel and an extended mag release. I just purchased my Silencerco Sparrow suppressor a few days ago. Now for the long 6-8 month wait.
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RichardA76
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Always been a fan of .22's.
Taurus PT22
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Richard, those are some great shots!! Very talented.
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RichardA76
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Thank you 
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Re: Honeybee's Pioneer 26 - Yes, very nice. I was curious too as to who made it and it was Savage.
I got tired .22 rifles with 16" barrels,,,
I wanted something that would "reach out and touch something".
I purchased this CZ-452 Special Military Trainer for myself.
One month later a friends brother gave me this rifle from his sisters estate:
It's a Mossberg 340-KC with adjustable peep sights.
I've shot them both extensively,,,
The Mossie has every bit as much inherent accuracy as the CZ.
Aarond
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I wanted something that would "reach out and touch something".
I purchased this CZ-452 Special Military Trainer for myself.
One month later a friends brother gave me this rifle from his sisters estate:
It's a Mossberg 340-KC with adjustable peep sights.
I've shot them both extensively,,,
The Mossie has every bit as much inherent accuracy as the CZ.
Aarond
.
I got tired .22 rifles with 16" barrels,,,
I wanted something that would "reach out and touch something".
I purchased this CZ-452 Special Military Trainer for myself.
One month later a friends brother gave me this rifle from his sisters estate:
It's a Mossberg 340-KC with adjustable peep sights.
I've shot them both extensively,,,
The Mossie has every bit as much inherent accuracy as the CZ.
Aarond
.
those are two very nice rifles you have there!
been speaks the truth.
Mossbergs from the 50's and thereabouts were actually some very good shooters. The only thing that hurt their reputation was the somewhat tacky sights, bolt handles and other paraphenalia they put on them. They gave the appearance of cheap, when, in fact, they were pretty good rifles.
Mossbergs from the 50's and thereabouts were actually some very good shooters. The only thing that hurt their reputation was the somewhat tacky sights, bolt handles and other paraphenalia they put on them. They gave the appearance of cheap, when, in fact, they were pretty good rifles.
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