Bolt action .22
#1
Bolt action .22
I have been thinking about getting a .22 just for plinking on a range or maybe competing. I don't want to spend a lot of money, my other hobbies a way to expensive (if you ask my wife). I spoke to a shop that has a few bolt actions, used for under 50 bucks.I have not seen these or have any details about them. The guy did say they are in pretty good shape. I am not looking for a show piece just something to have fun with. Just wondering what you guys think about it.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
#3
RE: Bolt action .22
i have a few 10/22 semi autos that i love. I also have a bolt action but its in a 22mag (marlin) i love it and it shoots great. I have heard good things about the savage rifles, and my have to try one out before long
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Central Michigan
Posts: 982
RE: Bolt action .22
I have a Ruger 77/22 LR and it is a great gun. It is basically a mini version of their full size M77 rifles.I can put 10 shots under a nickel at 30 yards and I can shoot a 1/2" group at 50 yards. It has a 10 round rotary clip but you can get up to 30 or 50 round clips. They are about $400 new, I don't know how much a used one would cost. I wouldn't sell mine for anything.
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
Posts: 2,600
RE: Bolt action .22
Gundigest---I'm glad you got a good one..I bought one when they first came out, expecting it to live up to all the gunwriter's rave reviews. I couldn't hit a bull in the butt with it, regardless of what ammo I fed it. Had it sent back to the factory, got it back with some excuse about doing something to the bolt. Shot just as bad as before I sent it back. I checked the inletting.Don't remember if I glassed it or not, but it just refused to shoot. Got traded. Evidently didn't end up at your place.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: Bolt action .22
Some of the old stevens .22 bolts can be found for cheap/ Also look for an older marlin or savage. Lake field is a canadian made .22 that made alot of the savages over the years.
But I think you can pick up a new savage .22 for not much more than a hundred bucks. And they are ridiculously accurate
But I think you can pick up a new savage .22 for not much more than a hundred bucks. And they are ridiculously accurate
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RE: Bolt action .22
I found an old Marlin bolt-action .22 and it is real accurate but it doesn't shoot where I aim. The scope I puton it doesn't adjust far enough, so I guess I'll just use open sights, even though it won't live to it's potential.
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