Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
#11
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
id buy a ruger 10/22....you can get way more parts for it and make it way more accurate then the remington...but if your a remington kinda guy and dont need a tack driver..the reminton may be what you want
mauser06
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#13
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fayetteville Arkansas USA
Posts: 319
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
If you can afford it get the T/C .22 if not get the Ruger10/22. If you'd consider a bolt action I can recommend the CZ Varmint .22. Just got one and I love it! Shoots up with the 40X .22 I used to own!!
#14
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Invermere BC Canada
Posts: 67
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
Id check out the ruger K77/22 and mabe look into the CZ ZKM 452 line up, i just bought one and I can shoot sub 1/4" group at 50 yds, very reliable well built accurate rimfires
Scott Fisher
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#16
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Greenville, SC
Posts: 843
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
look into the savage 62 or 64 its one of the two. that's the direction im going towards although i am convinced with the rugars.
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#17
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Meridian MS
Posts: 337
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
I've got a ruger 10/22 that stays in the gun safe all the time since I got my savage MKII LV about a month ago. The savage is a bolt action with a heavy barrel and is much, much more accurate than the 10/22. It's much more fun to shoot an accurate .22.
#18
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
My ruger 10/22 is my favorite fun gun.
The trigger was a bit stiff out of the box, but after tossing a gunsmith $50 to have the hammer and sear polished and an over-travel adjustment screw added, it was smoother than a baby's but, just not as messy.
It's so smooth now that it's not even a challenge to keep 10 rapid-fire shots on a bussiness card at 75 feet. That ought to fix your squirrel's wagon!
For a little more money than I spent, you can get a whole new target-grade trigger group from manufacturers like Volquartzen.
I alternate the optics I use on it. I have a 3X9 Simmons variable that is adequate for medium distance shooting, and a Tasco ProPoint 5 that SO cool for plinking and short-range hunting.
The Ruger 10/22, like others have said, has an amazing array of after market parts to choose from. I like the pistol grip stock, and the Bull barrel even though I own neither.
Good luck.
Keep 'em all in the Bull.
The trigger was a bit stiff out of the box, but after tossing a gunsmith $50 to have the hammer and sear polished and an over-travel adjustment screw added, it was smoother than a baby's but, just not as messy.
It's so smooth now that it's not even a challenge to keep 10 rapid-fire shots on a bussiness card at 75 feet. That ought to fix your squirrel's wagon!
For a little more money than I spent, you can get a whole new target-grade trigger group from manufacturers like Volquartzen.
I alternate the optics I use on it. I have a 3X9 Simmons variable that is adequate for medium distance shooting, and a Tasco ProPoint 5 that SO cool for plinking and short-range hunting.
The Ruger 10/22, like others have said, has an amazing array of after market parts to choose from. I like the pistol grip stock, and the Bull barrel even though I own neither.
Good luck.
Keep 'em all in the Bull.
#19
RE: Going to buy a new 22 rifle....
I would rule out the Remington 597.The Ruger's are great rifles. Depending if you want a semi auto or bolt action. The CZ's are really nice.Really nice price on them also.Dollar for dollar the Ruger's are the best buy in my opinion.Ruger Redhawk