22 plinker suggestions
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KTS
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I've always thought that one of these would make a nice plinker
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Ravage
The Ravage is defined by the Stock around which it is built. There are some great stocks out there, but we have a select few that meet the quality demands expected here at VGW such as McMillan, Foundation, Grayboe, Manners and more. A purpose-built competition rifle with sub MOA accuracy and an...
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Truly, I was looking at 22LRs a little while back and was torn between the Bergara and the Tikka. They may not fit your bill, but both look nice with great reviews
I can talk a Lil about the Henry's. I like lever guns and wanted one to plink with myself but a buddy of mine said I might want to shoot one before buying. Those things will cycle about anything but...was all over the place in accuracy. A coworker bought the golden boy edition and it's a nice looking gun but I kinda thought the same about it...not very good shooting. But I see people saying theirs is accurate. I don't know...the two I shot convinced me to not get one for myself.
If you can find one, a Mossburg M44US is a fun little gun. The trigger isn't the best, but mine will shoot better than I can shoot it.
Loukiii
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Great shooting, beautifully made.
Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon?
Chickenrig
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Now you talkin!!!!
Go old school and look awesome doing it
I picked up a 61 in 22mag and them some fun guns to shoot
beautiful rifle sir
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Love my Winchester 1906.
Also have a handful of Ruger 10/22's but the 1906 is by far my favorite.
Also have a handful of Ruger 10/22's but the 1906 is by far my favorite.
I own several 22 rifles, but when it comes to fun and plinking with an accurate rifle I love my old Marlin 39A made in 1951 it's what they call the peanut model. I have owned this rifle for a little over 50 years. It's killed a lot of game and was always the gun we used at our hog killings. I always took very good care of it.
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What is the difference between the regular pump guns, and what they call "gallery" guns?
Since you owned so many of the other brands and models just bite the bullet and buy what you want, the model 39. Plenty of used models on Gunbrokers.
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Beautiful!!!
The one my papaw had was from sometime in the 70s. It was a commemorative model of some sort. Had a brass medallion in the side of the stock, and an octagon barrel.
tpgarrett21
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just to plink with... I like my little savage mark ll fv-sr bolt action. they're pretty cheap online and threaded, synthetic stock to beat around and pretty accurate. but I personally would love a tikka T1X to try out with the 16 inch barrel.
I believe the gallery guns shot shorts only.
And didn't they have a ring attached to the action, for running a security cable thru at the gallery bench?
Yes you are correct, I remember that now when the fair came to town.
This may have been what I was thinking about..
BigCityBubba
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No one has mentioned Savage. Go to their website and scroll through their rimfires. They have 180 different options. I have a 93R17.
KTS
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These are my Winchester plinkers, also have a couple of Re
mington pumps model 12 and 121.
