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  • XDRoX
    Veteran Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 4420

    Getting back into .22

    Recently because of all the ammo shortages and such I have been shooting more .22. And I have to admit, I really enjoy it. Last week at the desert we shot about 5 times as much .22 and everything else and it was fun.

    So much fun that I think I am going to plan a rimfire only trip in a few weeks.

    So anyone else love the .22 caliber? I can't seem to get enough of it. I even just bought a 22/45 that I picked up yesterday. I can't wait to shoot it.

    Here are some obligatory pictures to make the thread more interesting. As you can see I really like 10/22's





    Chris
    <----Rimfire Addict


    Originally posted by Oceanbob
    Get a DILLON...
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    Btango05
    Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 491

    You're in the right place....welcome to the Rimfire section. Yes .22's are just as addictive as centerfire's. Just like anything else you can really get carried away and spend just as much money on a .22 as you would any other type of firearm. Feel free to pm me any questions, I have not shot my larger caliber pistols in a long time. Thanks for the pics...those are yours?

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    • #3
      trickyvic
      Senior Member
      • May 2006
      • 1239

      I love rimfires! I re-discovered them a few months ago and have been addicted ever since. I need to pick up some steel spinners for my 22lr's.

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      • #4
        XDRoX
        Veteran Member
        • Mar 2009
        • 4420

        Originally posted by Btango05
        You're in the right place....welcome to the Rimfire section. Yes .22's are just as addictive as centerfire's. Just like anything else you can really get carried away and spend just as much money on a .22 as you would any other type of firearm. Feel free to pm me any questions, I have not shot my larger caliber pistols in a long time. Thanks for the pics...those are yours?
        Thanks for the welcome
        Yes those are a few of mine. I just took the top picture about an hour ago. I think it turned out pretty cool
        If I have any questions, I won't be afraid to ask, thanks.

        Originally posted by trickyvic
        I love rimfires! I re-discovered them a few months ago and have been addicted ever since. I need to pick up some steel spinners for my 22lr's.
        I just left my steel spinners in the mountains 3 weeks ago I hope they'll still be there when I go back
        Chris
        <----Rimfire Addict


        Originally posted by Oceanbob
        Get a DILLON...

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        • #5
          Jaybo510
          Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 111

          Originally posted by XDRoX
          Recently because of all the ammo shortages and such I have been shooting more .22. And I have to admit, I really enjoy it. Last week at the desert we shot about 5 times as much .22 and everything else and it was fun.

          So much fun that I think I am going to plan a rimfire only trip in a few weeks.

          So anyone else love the .22 caliber? I can't seem to get enough of it. I even just bought a 22/45 that I picked up yesterday. I can't wait to shoot it.

          Here are some obligatory pictures to make the thread more interesting. As you can see I really like 10/22's





          My second 10/22 build was going to be in that same Bell & Carlson stock. I also had a very similar barrel. I went with the Green Mountain 20" blued fluted.

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          • #6
            jsmith8918
            Member
            • Jun 2007
            • 148

            The more calibers I shoot, the more I love .22LR. I carry a 9mm off duty and a .45 on duty and am confident in my choices for those roles, but for just plain fun and good times, you can't beat a carbine or rifle in .22LR!
            Nehemiah 4:13-18 I stationed the families at our vulnerable spots with their weapons. The men worked in shifts to rebuild our walls; one half worked while the other half guarded. Each of the workers had his weapon either at his side or in his hand while he worked.

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