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marlins or savages?
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Millville, Ohio
Posts: 2,463
marlins or savages?
i was wondering what you guys like better............marlin bolt action .22's or savage bolt action .22's?
i have been looking into getting a .22 for a while and trying to figure out what to get.....what brand, and what action
i have been looking into getting a .22 for a while and trying to figure out what to get.....what brand, and what action
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
Posts: 5,293
RE: marlins or savages?
The Marlins are nice and have a better clip/magazine system from what I understand but I have to give the nod to Savage especially now that they have the accu trigger system. Not to mention they have models from basic economy up to some really nice higher priced models.
Paul
Paul
#5
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Millville, Ohio
Posts: 2,463
RE: marlins or savages?
2 things..... what is a cz? and i have heard the mossbergs are really bad and have held them and they feel and flimsy as my bb gun
can i make a ruger 10/22 to be as accurate as a bolt? if so how much would it be?
can i make a ruger 10/22 to be as accurate as a bolt? if so how much would it be?
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Western Nebraska
Posts: 3,393
RE: marlins or savages?
I have a Marlin semi-auto .22 LR that can shoot the "ten ring" out of the targets 9 out of 10 at 50' using federal LR HP high velocity ammo. It sports a 1" tube 4X scope.
That's darn hard to beat!
That's darn hard to beat!
#9
RE: marlins or savages?
Holy Crap-O-La.....This is about the 20th post you've made about buying a 22. How many times do you want people to give their opinions? Just go to the damn gunshop, play with a couple guns, and bring home the one you like!
BTW - Buying a 22 isn't brain surgery. There really isn't an easy way to screw it up.
BTW - Buying a 22 isn't brain surgery. There really isn't an easy way to screw it up.
#10
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Greensboro NC USA
Posts: 563
RE: marlins or savages?
Get a Savage.
Among my half dozen or so .22 LR, are a couple Savage's, a Mk-IIFV (bolt, hvy Bbl)and a 64FV (semi, hvy bbl), both pre-Accu-trigger, both sport a Weaver 6X scope.I dropped a Rifle Basix Sav-R Sear in the Mk-IIFV and it is now has a14oz. trigger pull with zero creep or over travel, instead of the 5# factory trigger. It willput 10 shots of cheap Rem.s, Win.s, or Federalsthat can be cover with a quarter at 50yds.PMC Match can put 10 shot that can be covered with a nickle at the same range. The 64FV doesn't shoot quite as good, but at 50yds will still put 10 rounds in a 1.5" andPMC match around 1" maybe slightly under. My customized heavy barrel 10/22 will out shoot the64FV, but I have at least 3x the $$ in it and the Mk-IIFV will shoot right with that 10/22.
Among my half dozen or so .22 LR, are a couple Savage's, a Mk-IIFV (bolt, hvy Bbl)and a 64FV (semi, hvy bbl), both pre-Accu-trigger, both sport a Weaver 6X scope.I dropped a Rifle Basix Sav-R Sear in the Mk-IIFV and it is now has a14oz. trigger pull with zero creep or over travel, instead of the 5# factory trigger. It willput 10 shots of cheap Rem.s, Win.s, or Federalsthat can be cover with a quarter at 50yds.PMC Match can put 10 shot that can be covered with a nickle at the same range. The 64FV doesn't shoot quite as good, but at 50yds will still put 10 rounds in a 1.5" andPMC match around 1" maybe slightly under. My customized heavy barrel 10/22 will out shoot the64FV, but I have at least 3x the $$ in it and the Mk-IIFV will shoot right with that 10/22.