Show off your .22 Short & .22 LR Rifles

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11 years 6 months ago #24783 by jtallen83
Replied by jtallen83 on topic Show off your .22 Short & .22 LR Rifles
I thought those belonged to Minnesota?????? :rotfl:

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11 years 6 months ago #24834 by OleCowboy
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Akai wrote: I think your mistaken on all four counts IMOP :cowboy:


Maybe that is just Ft Riley, LOL

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11 years 6 months ago #25680 by 10-76
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Soon as I find the time I'll download the photo of the Rem. 597 HBLS, which is a .22wmr beauty.

Every time these ammo crunches come out, the .22s come out too. :twothumbs:

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10 years 8 months ago - 10 years 8 months ago #36150 by alamo308
Replied by alamo308 on topic My 1938 Remington Rangemaster Model 37
Custom bird's-eye maple stock. Single-round load tray replaced original mag well.

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10 years 8 months ago - 10 years 8 months ago #36163 by OleCowboy
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Alamo, NOTHING wrong with that out of a 22 @ 100 yds.


You down in my neck of he woods Alamo? Boerne here
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10 years 8 months ago #36171 by alamo308
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OleCowboy wrote: Alamo, NOTHING wrong with that out of a 22 @ 100 yds.
You down in my neck of he woods Alamo? Boerne here

Thanks, OleCowboy.
I am in Helotes, just down the road a piece.

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10 years 8 months ago #36172 by OleCowboy
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Gosh you are, just drove thru couple of min ago coming up fro SA today. Got another fella from Leon Springs I think???, he is an airline pilot for SW, but he is not on much...

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10 years 8 months ago #36174 by alamo308
Replied by alamo308 on topic My CMP "Rusty" Kimber 82 Government
CMP marked these rifles down from $600 to $400, due to alleged rust found on some. They are completely sold out now.
No rust found anywhere on this one, disassembled down to the bolt internals.
Front/rear apertures were included, and they are very good, but I wanted to see how she would do with glass, too.

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10 years 8 months ago #36176 by Akai
Replied by Akai on topic My 1938 Remington Rangemaster Model 37
Is that a training rifle they used for the Army back then?

alamo308 wrote: Custom bird's-eye maple stock. Single-round load tray replaced original mag well.

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10 years 8 months ago #36177 by alamo308
Replied by alamo308 on topic My 1938 Remington Rangemaster Model 37

Akai wrote: Is that a training rifle they used for the Army back then?

No, the Model 37 was Remington's effort to compete with the Winchester Model 52 and 75, which had pretty much cornered the market for civilian .22 target rifles.

The army's .22 training rifle in the 1930s was the Springfield M2, designed to resemble the weight, balance, bolt action, and fit/finish of the M1903 Springfield .30-06. Here's mine. BTW: Unique feature of this particular rifle, the s/n matches the year of production: 1933. ...Figure those odds.

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