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16-10-2014 12:26am#1
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German pointer wrote: »I'd love to try the 10/22 Take Down as well but thought this one would be more accurate
And they are the best of the Ruger 10/22's out of the box.
I think the trigger is a little better on the target models, nice stock as well.
Your have to get into the Gallery comp. shooting ASAP now
:):)
What ever you do don't start to customise it 'cos you can't stop.
It's like putting a 'Go Fast' stripe on a car before long the car is not what is was.0 -
And they are the best of the Ruger 10/22's out of the box.
I think the trigger is a little better on the target models, nice stock as well.
Your have to get into the Gallery comp. shooting ASAP now:):)
What ever you do don't start to customise it 'cos you can't stop.
It's like putting a 'Go Fast' stripe on a car before long the car is not what is was.
The reason I went for this one is so I hopefully won't go down the custom route.
Speaking of which what is your one called on the licence? it not having any Ruger parts0 -
German pointer wrote: »The reason I went for this one is so I hopefully won't go down the custom route.
Speaking of which what is your one called on the licence? it not having any Ruger parts
"Dlask 10/22", they are the people that made the receiver, and engraved on as such. With a built in 30MOA rail. It cost about the same as a Ruger 10/22. I have noticed that the bolt seems to be a tighter fit and makes a more solid sound when cycling after firing.
KIDD parts - barrel, single stage trigger set at 1 1/2lb (with a DIY bolt hold open), bolt & charging handle.
Boyd - Evo stock.
Hawk - Sidewinder 30 6-24x56 scope. With a zero stop I put on for gallery shooting.
Bisley butt pad.
Not much change out'a €2000
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Yeah right, okay... Tell that one to the missus! :rolleyes:
CliveJ - nice kit. The only thing I have a problem is that maple leaf on a 10/22 receiver - sacrilege!German pointer wrote: »She can only find out if someone tells her.
Don't think he would mind the maple leaf if its giving clover leafs
And it does clover leaf. I'm very happy with it now.
Sorry FISMA I can't go back now:) 0 -
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German pointer wrote: »I have a .270 and a .17 HMR met him about a year ago to get a .223 and again last week to sub the HMR to a . 22lr
Ah ok I was wondering why he wanted a meeting for a sub 0 -
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