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Airarms S 310 in 22

CZ 22 Lr

Savage arms 17 hmr

Tikka 223

The Airarms and cz are wooden stocks

The savage and tikka are both synthetic.

 
CZ 452, 17hmr

Ruger Hawkeye Synthetic .204 with Docter Optic 4.5x14x40 scope

 
Savage model 12 .22-250 8-32x56 Nightforce NP2-DD

CZ .17HMR 5.5-22x56 Nightforce NP2-DD

 
.22 (bag of bolts semi)

.223 Sako Vixen, McMillin stock, 5.5-22 Nightforce NP2-DD

.260 595 Tikka, AI mags, Manners Stock, CG 2 stage trigger, ect, 4-16x50 illuminated P4 fine S&B PM11 A-Tec moderator

 
32 ft lbs AA S510 FAC Xtra .22 sidelever

CZ bolt .22 (toying with the idea of swapping to a Rimfire Magic)

Diana Mod 22 in .177

HW80 in .177 running close to 20 ft lbs :oops: not particularly nice or shootable, will get round to taming it one day (kept abroad)

HW90 in .22 was producing 22 ft lbs and utterly unshootable, detuned to 16.5 ft lbs and a firm favourite (kept abroad)

I have literally had dozens over the years, one favourite was an Airsporter in .22 when I was about 14 :) . I'd like a .17 Mach2 but just can't justify cabinet space, never really wished to get properly into bigger bores as I'm petrified of ricochets.

 
.22LR CZ (truck gun)

.223 Sako75, Border Cut, 5.5-22 Nightforce NXS Mildot, T8 sound mod

.243AI Tikka595, Border Cut, MacMillan stock, 8-32 Nightforce NXS NP2-DD, A-Tec sound mod

6.5x55AI Sako75, Border Cut, MacMillan stock, 8-32 Nightforce NXS NP2-DD, T8 sound mod

 
I don’t reckon you can beat the humble 22LR, I splat rats at 30 yards with CB’s, rabbits, crows and pigeons at 60-70 yards with subs and slightly bigger stuff at 100yds with high velocities, all cheap as chips too, a versatile little calibre. My gun is zeroed at 70 yards using subs and the zero is ideal for the other ammo at the ranges stated too. :)

 
Emmsy said:
hammy, more likely to get a riccochet of the .22 rimfire than anything else.

i got a hacked about ruger 10/22 for shooting the bunnies
Don't I know it, :yell: absolutely love the round as it's cheap, reliable, accurate, quiet, convenient (no bottles to feed) light to carry etc, etc but the ricochets mean I keep reaching for the FAC air! I have a sneaking suspicion that the .17 rounds aren't quite as ricochet free as they make out. I often think we simply hear the 40 grain bullet more easily because of the quietness of the silencer compared to supersonic rounds which must mask the odd ricochet?

 
krico 22lr lisenfeld 6x42

tikka m590 222 continental zeiss victory 6-24x56

tikka m595 243 S&B 8x56

 
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Remmy 700 PS in 308, SMLE's in 303, Finfire in 22 LR, Enfields in 577, Baker in .65, BB in .75, amongst others.

 
I have a CZ style .22 R with a Bushnell Elite 4200 scope for rabbiting, a CZ 527 American in .223 with a fixed 8x56 Schmidt & Bender for foxing, and a Remmy 700 ADL in .243 with a fixed 6x42 Schmidt & Bender.

The Remmy was my deer rifle but I am just waiting on my ticket to come back from firearms licensing so I can pick up the CZ 550 synthetic in .308 I have on order.

 
.22 rimfire cartridge Anschutz 1913 single shot bolt action free rifle with either original Anschutz rainbow or Gemini Alu Stock and Border Stainless cut rifled barrel

.22 rimfire cartridge Rimfire Magic Ruger semi-auto Lightweight Sport Rifle with Bushnell Legend 5 to 15 40mm telescopic sights

.22 rimfire cartridge Pardini longarm free pistol

.177 Steyr LP10 target air pistol

 
.222 rem Sako 75

.22 LR Sako Finnfire with heavy barrel

.22 Theoben rapid 12 (FAC)

.17 HMR Savage Tactical

.22/20 bore combination gun

.40 Smith and wesson STI international double stack semi auto pistol

9mm Heckler an Koch USP elite ( tomb raider pistol )

.38 special Ralph merkel built revolver with fluted walther lothar bull barrel and unbelievable trigger job :)

 
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.22 Colt M4 ops with a few bits and a  Steyr Manllicher Scout in .223. Just dont get enough time to use them these days.

 

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