Best .22 out there ??
#21
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: canada
Posts: 257
if you are looking for a gold medal anshultz, feinwerkbau and grunig & elminger seem to take the cake time and time again.
if you are looking to win a cmp match or similar anshultz, walther, cooper and older kimbers can be had at a good price but can hold there own against the best.
if you just like the rest of us nothing really beats a 10/22 or its varients. they shoot out of the box much better then what some settle for. if you just pick the cheapest ammo or whatever is on the shelf they are minute of rabbit to a good distance. with proper ammo they are jaw dropping. my first 10/22 out of the box could easily empty a magazine of cci green tag into a quater sized group at 50 yards. my current 10/22 sporter puts 10 lapua polar match into about a penny sized group at 50 yards. i have been a firm believer that no 10/22 needs mods to be accurate.
if you are looking to win a cmp match or similar anshultz, walther, cooper and older kimbers can be had at a good price but can hold there own against the best.
if you just like the rest of us nothing really beats a 10/22 or its varients. they shoot out of the box much better then what some settle for. if you just pick the cheapest ammo or whatever is on the shelf they are minute of rabbit to a good distance. with proper ammo they are jaw dropping. my first 10/22 out of the box could easily empty a magazine of cci green tag into a quater sized group at 50 yards. my current 10/22 sporter puts 10 lapua polar match into about a penny sized group at 50 yards. i have been a firm believer that no 10/22 needs mods to be accurate.
#23
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 22
Try the new Ruger BX25 mags, there is a world of difference between them and the other aftermarket "hi-crap" mags. It's been my experience that the BX25's like CCI ammo best or dead reliable cycling but still work well without them. As for best 22 I'm throwing my vote in for the 10/22 as well - my 10/22 takedown is a strong contender for the favorite of all of my guns.
#26
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pa
Posts: 4,647
if you are looking for a gold medal anshultz, feinwerkbau and grunig & elminger seem to take the cake time and time again.
if you are looking to win a cmp match or similar anshultz, walther, cooper and older kimbers can be had at a good price but can hold there own against the best.
if you just like the rest of us nothing really beats a 10/22 or its varients. they shoot out of the box much better then what some settle for. if you just pick the cheapest ammo or whatever is on the shelf they are minute of rabbit to a good distance. with proper ammo they are jaw dropping. my first 10/22 out of the box could easily empty a magazine of cci green tag into a quater sized group at 50 yards. my current 10/22 sporter puts 10 lapua polar match into about a penny sized group at 50 yards. i have been a firm believer that no 10/22 needs mods to be accurate.
if you are looking to win a cmp match or similar anshultz, walther, cooper and older kimbers can be had at a good price but can hold there own against the best.
if you just like the rest of us nothing really beats a 10/22 or its varients. they shoot out of the box much better then what some settle for. if you just pick the cheapest ammo or whatever is on the shelf they are minute of rabbit to a good distance. with proper ammo they are jaw dropping. my first 10/22 out of the box could easily empty a magazine of cci green tag into a quater sized group at 50 yards. my current 10/22 sporter puts 10 lapua polar match into about a penny sized group at 50 yards. i have been a firm believer that no 10/22 needs mods to be accurate.
#29
".....off of a bench." Don't hear that much when people are talking about their shooting; so I assume they mean they are shooting off/free hand.
Some of this guys must be good shots !?!?
Last edited by Sheridan; 01-01-2013 at 06:29 PM.