What .22LR Rifle

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What .22LR Rifle

#1 Post by ovenpaa »

I would like to get a .22LR rifle for Friday afternoon plinking sessions at the local range. As we mostly shoot 25m and it is usually for offhand practice I have a very open mind. It can be new, old pump, semi-auto or bolt however it must have a magazine. Recently I have been using a Remington 66 which is great fun however it is mostly here as a platform for testing suppressors so I would really prefer something for myself.

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#2 Post by meles meles »

Though you can't go wrong with a Brno or CZ, how about something a little different, ooman ? Perhaps a nice old Browning / FN semi-auto ?
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Sporting or military lookalike ?
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ovenpaa wrote:I would like to get a .22LR rifle for Friday afternoon plinking sessions at the local range. As we mostly shoot 25m and it is usually for offhand practice I have a very open mind. It can be new, old pump, semi-auto or bolt however it must have a magazine. Recently I have been using a Remington 66 which is great fun however it is mostly here as a platform for testing suppressors so I would really prefer something for myself.

Thoughts anyone?
You'll never go wrong with a CZ452-455 bolt action or Ruger 10/22 semi. They can be picked up quite cheaply, and repairs/spares etc are generally not a problem to find. They are both easy enough to use offhand, too.

I have a CZ455, and it is surprisingly accurate even with CCI Standard. My semi is a Weatherby XXII, and although they are not that common over here, if you can find one they are great rifles and very accurate.
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#5 Post by Marmite5 »

Sako Finnfire
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#6 Post by StangGT »

Vote for the s&w 15-22 here. Mine is great. Lots of parts availability.
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#7 Post by billgatese30 »

Can't go wrong with a CZ. I got one from Adam the other week and it shoots lovely even out to 100 yards.
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#8 Post by 25Pdr »

Winchester 94/22 All steel, internals like a swiss watch, easy to strip 15 round Mag. :good:

If you get one you'll never sell it. :D

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#9 Post by Hunter87 »

Marmite5 wrote:Sako Finnfire
Another vote for finnish quality and a full size rifle.
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#10 Post by greenshoots »

if you get one you'll never sell it
i did lol cz or brono


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