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RE: .22 brand
A bolt action .22 is almost unnessesary. Anyways I have purchased a Ruger 10/22 Semi auto and it is a beautiful piece of work, awsome gun, thats really all I can say.
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RE: .22 brand
You should be able to find a Marlin in that price range - Rugers tend to go for a bit more.
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here in aussie we have a high regard for cz(brno), anchutz and krico.do they fall in your price range in america?
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RE: .22 brand
Something else to worry about after you get the rifle is ammo - I've found that the various brands/types shoot differently. The fun is finding out which one your rifle likes.
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yeah remington vipers used to put holes all over the landscape from my 1450 anschutz but winchester rabbit ammo would tackhole.i like cci velocitors now best 22 bullet i ever used.
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last reply for rick reno.one day i will learn how to use a computer.honest.
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RE: .22 brand
since no one has mentioned them, i feel obligated to suggest a cz rimfire. A bolt action .22 lr can be had for around $200 and they are of excellent quality. Also, all of the cz rimfires i have seen have been extremely accurate. I have a 452 american in .17 hmr and it's a tack driver.
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RE: .22 brand
live2hunt743, i have many .22's and the number one .22 bolt action is the CZ, Marlin comes in at a close second, but nothing compares to CZ rifles, the varmint version, the american, or whatever you like, can be quite pricey though, but they are worht it. I would suggest this model, the Varmint model. http://www.wholesalesports.com/images/brno/63278.gif ,
Marlin 880sq is also another wicked rifle, i own both CZ and a few Marlins. If you have any questions about models or anything, just ask me.... Good luck!! Sako7mm |
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