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You could probably find someone to buy the BSA furniture as it sits on your rifle. I still see a good amount of people shooting the bsa rifles. Handful at 200 yard off hand match.The BSA is in some serious need of new furniture. The LOP is about 12" hence the slip on recoil pad. The forearm has that aluminum channel plowed into it which will never be utilized by me.
It was supposed to be one of my winter projects. Now it's the rain day project. Still deciding between cherry and maple, maybe ash.
I will be doing my own woodwork. I have some blocks that I will split tomorrow or Saturday to see what the character is.You could probably find someone to buy the BSA furniture as it sits on your rifle. I still see a good amount of people shooting the bsa rifles. Handful at 200 yard off hand match.
Are you planing to make the stock yourself?
Nice, like to see some of the project progressionI will be doing my own woodwork. I have some blocks that I will split tomorrow or Saturday to see what the character is.
I do like the BSAs. I have an international MK II that I use for benchrest.
Will-doNice, like to see some of the project progression
Nice. Did it come with the Simmons Optics? I haven't tried the Wolf yet. Looks like a reasonable performer.Wolf ( I think it's extra match ) at 100yds through a Savage mkii on sandbags. View attachment 322682
Nice. Did it come with the Simmons Optics? I haven't tried the Wolf yet. Looks like a reasonable performer.
nice, wolf match extra IIRC is now contracted with Eley- look on the box ? Its most likely eley Club ? Wolf always did well by me with out spending a fortune. I was using it when lapua/SK was making it. SK standard plus is another good price/accuracy trade off.Wolf ( I think it's extra match ) at 100yds through a Savage mkii on sandbags. View attachment 322682
Staynless, non corrosive priming compoundHere is what shot. Ive spent some time with different brands and some just dont work in this rifle , but the wolf and cci sv , so far, seem to work great
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And , if anyone has any info on this .22lr, that would.be great.View attachment 322757
Has anyone seen any CCI Quiet-22 semi auto .22 ammo in stores? I don't want to spend $ 11+ to have them shipped for just 100 rounds to try them in my 10/22
I am trying to keep my dog with mega esophagus from barking a lot, he can aspirate and it gets expensive.Are you trying to be discrete in the back yard? LOL. The semi-auto version is definitely hearing safe, but still not as "quiet" as the regular Quiet 22. The SA is 45 gr. The bullet drop was more than standard velocity at 50 yds in the 10/22. And doesn't seem to group as nice as std velocity and cost more.
ring height varries a bit depending on manucture. Plus depends on mount, and scope objective size.Made the foray into the .22 LR world today. Bought a Thompson Center T/C R22 at Four Seasons for 229.00. I'm looking to add a scope and was looking at a Vortex Crossfire II 2-7X32. Wondering if anyone else has a scope on theirs and what size rings are suggested? I plan on keeping the rear peep and front sight on.
Thanks for any info.
ring height varries a bit depending on manucture. Plus depends on mount, and scope objective size.
How much you need to clear your sight.
consider any scope lens covers you may use. i cut mine to fit if needed.
You can use clay to get idea of ring height.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYnA1UJH5lU
i run a 8x32x44 scope on mine and have a set of burris rings. I for the life of me cant remember low or medium.
Haven't tried it. Mostly I am shooting Eley Club Match or Federal auto match.I don’t want to read the whole thread.
What are people’s thoughts on the Winchester Xpert HV 36 grain stuff? It’s cheap but is is cheap?
at .04 per round dont waist much time wondering why you missed. Buy some and crony it and tell me what you find.I don’t want to read the whole thread.
What are people’s thoughts on the Winchester Xpert HV 36 grain stuff? It’s cheap but is is cheap?
... What are people’s thoughts on the Winchester Xpert HV 36 grain stuff? It’s cheap but is is cheap?
... at .04 per round dont waist much time wondering why you missed. Buy some and crony it and tell me what you find. The only point I see to the HV stuff is to get a slightly flatter trajectory and a slight gain in down range energy. at 100 yards is about 5lbs more with the 36 gn 1280 stuff
You should be able to pick up on the inconsistent velocity by hearing bang bang poof ban g pop pobang .I grabbed a box last night. I'll shoot some next week and see how it is.
I was reading some bad reviews on it but they were all old reviews and it appears there was different packaging back then so maybe they upper their game and quality and re released this stuff.
Lets see.
You should be able to pick up on the inconsistent velocity by hearing bang bang poof ban g pop pobang .
Its plinking ammo . Shoot it and have fun with it.We shall see. I figured it would be ok for chasing targets around the range or plinking some steel. For $16 a brick I’m not out much if it sucks.
If it does suck it will be a good box of ammo to test the Paco Kelly Acurizr tool on.