Post your 22LR rifles

[69Charger]

Part of the issue is 60+ year old eyes and peep sights. Not as easy to use as they once were.

That I understand.

Dave

[glassman]

Bald1...that is a beautiful rifle. Does it have crosshairs in the front sight? I saw one in a gun shop last week but it wasn't for sale. Owner was showing it to the counter guy for whatever reason. I did admire it from a few feet away though.

Weatherby XXII

[DWCoyote]

Browning BL-22 FLD Grade II. Nickel plated engraved receiver, Satin finish walnut with cut checkering. She's a looker and a shooter! Sadly going to be for sale if my wife doesn't get some money coming in soon. Last in first out rule.







I can't find any pics but my first gun was a Ruger 77/22 rifle. That one will never be sold.

[DrHenley]

Originally Posted by DWCoyote

Last in first out rule.

I have two rules:
1. Does it hit what I am aiming at?
2. Does it go "BANG" every time I pull the trigger?

As Col. Whelen said: "Only accurate rifles are interesting." To that I would add "Only reliable rifles are worth keeping."

[Hail Caesar]

Here is one of my little rifles. About 15 pounds of .22 LR goodness.

[rickshooter]

This is one of my Tack Drivers

[NAMVET72]

Well tell us about it Rick.............

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by rickshooter

This is one of my Tack Drivers

Stunning! Well done, Sir.

[bald1]

Originally Posted by glassman

Bald1...that is a beautiful rifle. Does it have crosshairs in the front sight? I saw one in a gun shop last week but it wasn't for sale. Owner was showing it to the counter guy for whatever reason. I did admire it from a few feet away though.

Globe sights have interchangeable inserts. I prefer small circles in my front sights. But among the inserts that the Williams / Lyman 17A / etc. front sights come with is indeed are crosshairs... both thick and thin

Here's a typical set of inserts available from Brownells:

[Grizzman]

Here's my Winchester Model 61 takedown rifle.