Tube fed 22 semi
- Thread starter Arnie-Man
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GUNSICK
6.5 Creedmoor
Yes. Exempt from magazine restrictions also.
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
What are you looking for I might have one.
NYS= yes.
NYC= No. NYC (5 boroughs) has their "own" set of retarded rules.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...rmits/&usg=AFQjCNHKx6qp0wLM2SSq7X-QpU00FJOVuA
NYC= No. NYC (5 boroughs) has their "own" set of retarded rules.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...rmits/&usg=AFQjCNHKx6qp0wLM2SSq7X-QpU00FJOVuA
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nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
NY Penal Law 265.00 (23) says Only with 22 Caliber Rimfire Ammunition! So 22 S/L/Lr and 22 magnums are good to go! ( But not 17hmr. And please we already had this pissing match at the old place, Read the Law! )
Eddie Gunks
.338 Win Mag
Yup. Do not support stupid gun dealers.
Post his name so no one else supports either.
Kent Goldings
.357 mag
I've been thinking a 22LR lever gun might be sorta fun.
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
Kent
I have two 22lr lever guns, a Marlin original Golden and a Browning. Both are fun accurate rifles. They were in the $500 range when I bought them.
Arnie, I'll see what I have. I do have around 35 maybe 40 22 rifles.
I have two 22lr lever guns, a Marlin original Golden and a Browning. Both are fun accurate rifles. They were in the $500 range when I bought them.
Arnie, I'll see what I have. I do have around 35 maybe 40 22 rifles.
They are indeed. I have 2, both Henrys. I love the change up a lever offers rather than just pulling a trigger. If you do, these Spee-D-loaders..speed loaders are well worth the loot..Spee-D-Loader Spee-D-15 22 Cal Rimfire Tube Mag Rifle Ammo Loader
Doesn't have to be bought there, I paid around 20 for mine. I have 2, one for each rifle. I stuff em up with 120 rounds and boom boom boom boom boom..sounds like I'm shooting a machine gun it can be loaded and firing again so quickly.
Kent Goldings
.357 mag
Something in a carbine length with a peep would be great for September squirrels.
Awesome ! I am far behind I only have 12 lol
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
spat
.950 JDJ
If we really wanted to FUAC, someone would come up with a rim fire version of .223, and then make something like a p90 that took some 50 round multi-tube detachable magazine 
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Well shhhhhhit..no wonder you're "monthly shot winner" even a 4 year old half blind, 3 fingered kid should better be hitting dead center every single shot with that set up.
IDK maybe it's just me but I feel leaves nothing to skill when I see that stuff at my club. Is that the norm for these contests, or not allowed? I can understand sighting in a scope but only for that.
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
Well shhhhhhit..no wonder you're "monthly shot winner" even a 4 year old half blind, 3 fingered kid should better be hitting dead center every single shot with that set up.
Not the rifle I used! It was this Marlin 989 m1 my dad gave me when I was 16, over 40 years ago. With a 2-7x32 Centerpoint scope off hand.
LOL no not the rifle I mean the sandbag and the stand in the front holding it perfectly dead center, how could anyone ever miss being 100% dead center every single shot? Seems like to me that would be a tie with every person in the contest if they all add stand and a sandbag holding a rifle like cement on the table Hehhe. I don't know maybe that's the norm but I like to test my skills by using my own arms and breathing and body movement. I do rest the barrel many times on a sandbag but definitely never the stock.
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
I did shoot in a benchrest league a few years ago! but that rig is also used for sighting in rifles and cleaning. But these matches have been off-hand at this distance and you are right had I used this rig I could do something like this with 10rds!
spat
.950 JDJ
A rig like that is good for finding out what the rifle is capable of.
When your group size only doubles without it, *then* you can start worrying about getting "more accuracy" out of your gun. Otherwise it's no use trying to squeeze 0.5 moa out of a 1 moan gun, when you've got a 2moa shooter driving.....
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Eddie Gunks
.338 Win Mag
Ha ha ha. That is nothing. You should see what the serious shooters use. Clamps . Click adustments etc etc. it is just an arms race.
My friend was talking shit. Ofcourse he can beat me at the arms race. I told him to let me usehis gun and we would compete. Crickets.
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
I agree! Also ammo testing which brand of Funny 2's your rifle shoots best! If the target looks like a Shotgun pattern off a rest forget about off-hand shooting!!
Also load testing for Centerfire reloads for accuracy!
Once you have the rifle tuned then you can work on your own mechanics!
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I don't get it man, I like to better my self and test my skills. Not have something cemented down to a table so I look like the best marksman in the world. The one time they'll need to shoot real, be it hunting or what have you..it ain't gonna be the dead center middle any longer..
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
Arni
I checked and I don't have what you are looking for, but there are few model 30 semis on GB one has a starting bid of $299, another $199, another $349 and one starts out at $128 no bids, It does have a little rust, but will clean up.I'd buy the cheaper one and take it to a gun smith to tear apart and go a good job of cleaning it up.
I do occasionally see them at the gun show, but over priced for my taste.
I checked and I don't have what you are looking for, but there are few model 30 semis on GB one has a starting bid of $299, another $199, another $349 and one starts out at $128 no bids, It does have a little rust, but will clean up.I'd buy the cheaper one and take it to a gun smith to tear apart and go a good job of cleaning it up.
I do occasionally see them at the gun show, but over priced for my taste.
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Eddie Gunks
.338 Win Mag
Arms race. all comes down to who has the best equipment.
Kent Goldings
.357 mag
It's a different game. One is for the shooter, the other is for the rifle. Bench shooting is all about fine tuning a rifle and load. You can spend your life just doing that. But, if you're a hunter, you also practice in different shooting positions, both off hand and supported. If your a soldier or LEO, shoot tactical drills. Each addresses a different skill set.