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  • rromeo
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    Originally posted by SayNo2NWO
    Hey rromeo,

    Where'd you get that stock (or what parts did you use to make it?)?
    It's a modified Marlin 60 stock. I found it at a gun show.

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  • SayNo2NWO
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    Hey rromeo,

    Where'd you get that stock (or what parts did you use to make it?)?

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  • Sajedene
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    Originally posted by MAlexander
    The BabyUplula is not released yet. Product was put on hold some time back.

    From the MFGs website:
    "- We apologize for the delay coming out with this product - An announcement will be made when available."


    It's available!!!

    From their website "***** Finally, the long awaited BabyUpLULA™ is in production and being shipped. Quantities are currently limited. *****"


    Oh man... it's already sold out on some websites... :x

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  • Donny1
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    Originally posted by Izzy43
    Cleaning from the front of the barrel is not recommended without a bore guide. You risk damaging the crown. I just use the boresnake or a Patch Worm from the receiver end on my Marlin 60 (same action) to be safe. Its a fact that more .22s have been worn out by cleaning than shooting. Most folks only clean when the accuracy falls off. Of course every gun can be different, especially .22s. I have a Savage that wants to be cleaned about every 500 rounds and a Zastava Z5 that doesn't seem to care either way.
    I run a couple of very wet patches with Hoppe's, then some dry patches then a light coat of oil. Only use a brush when you see something in the bore that won't come clean with the solvent

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  • Izzy43
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    Originally posted by Rigma
    Got a 795 bore cleaning question to throw out there. I usually just bore snake it. Anyone use a rod with a Nylon brush or have any hesitations?

    The manual says just use a patch with cleaner, then run one through with oil. Mine seems to need need a good cleaning but I don't want to get overzealous and ruin the great precision the "miro-grooved" barrel has given me so far.

    Precision seems to have dropped off some so I am hoping a good cleaning is the remedy.
    Cleaning from the front of the barrel is not recommended without a bore guide. You risk damaging the crown. I just use the boresnake or a Patch Worm from the receiver end on my Marlin 60 (same action) to be safe. Its a fact that more .22s have been worn out by cleaning than shooting. Most folks only clean when the accuracy falls off. Of course every gun can be different, especially .22s. I have a Savage that wants to be cleaned about every 500 rounds and a Zastava Z5 that doesn't seem to care either way.

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  • GraveTrain
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    Finally joined the Rimfire fold today with the purchase of a Big 5 $129 Marlin 795 special. Our store (San Bruno) was actually out of 795's, so I guess I get to pick mine out after the 10 day prison term.

    After my daughter's disastrous introduction to firearms last year, I'd thought I "reintroduce" her to shooting with a .22lr in an outdoor rather than indoor range.

    I have no plans to turn this into 1,000 yard nail driver and have decided to take a more economic approach to outfitting this rifle.
    1. Barksa 3-9x32 Scope
    2. Caldwell / Rock Mount 9-13" Bipod
    3. Numrich Laminated Wood Stock


    Any feedback to my accessory choices would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to zeroing this rifle and spending a lot less than $.50 a round when I hit the range

    Can't wait to shoot this bad boy!!!!
    Last edited by GraveTrain; 10-14-2010, 12:24 PM.

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  • Sajedene
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    No Q_Q see my pm?

    BUT I need to go shooting when I get back. Need to take a gf along too since she has been begging to go for her first time.

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  • Beetle Bailey
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    Yes, you will need to get sling swivels before you can mount a sling to your rifle. Pretty much any brand will do. I have the Uncle Mike's with the quick detach. You can get it at the gun shop, Walmart, or online.

    As for a pink sling. . . I think the "Claw" sling is a nice one since it's like a GI web sling but with a padded section for your shoulder. But I dunno if it comes in pink.

    So gonna go to ASR this weekend?

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  • jonni
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    the standard GI sling works well for my 795

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  • Sajedene
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    Gaaah.... two more days until I pick mine up

    Wasn't able to get it last weekend so I have been waiting forever!

    I've been searching for a good sling for it - leaning towards a pink one ... would any of the ones I see online work? Do I have to buy those swivel things too, right?

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  • The Law
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    Originally posted by sanjose
    Do they sell firearms at some sports authority stores in california? Have not seen any at the couple of stores i remember going to in the bay area.
    Yes, the SA in Sacramento (Arden area) sells guns. That is where I bought my .22

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  • sanjose
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    No. Defimitely pass through on the way to Monterey often.

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  • rromeo
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    I guess Gilroy isn't too far.

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  • sanjose
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    Thanks rromeo!

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  • rromeo
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    I know that Vacaville Sports Authority sells guns. That's where I bought my 795. I think Carmichael (Sacramento) and Gilroy also do. Not exactly Bay Area, so may not be worthwhile.

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