22LR Tactical / Precision Rifle Match 030511

[BrianRodela]

We'll get em next month!! He won't know what hit him

[GreyMinotaur]

1st Place

Felix?! I thought you went to Florida! It's good to see you decided to stay in Cali.

[nakoomba]

I'm back. Got a nice job I can work from home.

[Timberwolf]

Sorry for the delay in posting the scores and AAR - started a new contract this week in Rancho Cucamonga (a couple of blocks from Bass Pro Shop) and have been leaving early and getting home late. Will take the score sheet with me tomorrow and see if I can get everything posted during my lunch.

Besides I'm still basking in the string cut stage - it took me 3 1/2 seasons but I finally developed a stage that . . . y'all still love me right???

[G-forceJunkie]

y'all still love me right???

Bite me.

[Timberwolf]

Bite me.

Hmmm . . . . shooter number 1 for April?? . . .

[G-forceJunkie]

DOH!

Hmmm . . . . shooter number 1 for April?? . . .

[the_new_guy]

Hello all,
I was hoping you guys could point me in a good direction. Ive decided to "pull the trigger" on a precision rifle purchase. After taking into account a few variables (cost of ammo being one) Ive decided to go with a .22lr.
Thoughts on which rifles to start looking at. Would like to keep it under $500 with optics, and just want something that is accurate and consistent (ammo variables taken into consideration) out to around 100 yards.
Thanks in advance.
The new guy

[G-forceJunkie]

I don't think $500 will do it, but for a little more, you can build a solid rig to shoot these types of matches.
Savage Mark 2 for about $300
Nikon 4.5-14 Buckmaster scope, $250 (Exile machine LLC)
EGW 20 moa base: $40
Rings: $50-75
Harris bipod: $100

A Semi auto rig would be a Ruger 10/22: $250, Boyds Tacticool stock ($115), and a heavy match barrel: $125-200 then add the optics above.