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I picked up a Winchester 9422 in 22 longrifle last thursday. I am still undecided if I am going to scope it or not. I was thinking about the Leupold rimfire line. What size/height rings will I need? Also, I wanted to put a strap on the gun and took the sling swivels off my old 10/22 stock. Should I drill the hole in front of or behind the barrel band? The screw looks to long but I imagine I could file it down. Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.
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uncle mikes sells swivles expeciaaly for the 94-22. it clamps on to the tube itself, so you only need to drill in the stock.
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Ordered one today MM. Thanks for the advice.
Andrew
"It might be gone when you get here, but basically it's a green, '64 Chevy, driving West down Maine Street. No, I can't make out the licence plate, but ...errrr... it'll be pulling a small church. So any Green Chevy pulling a church down Main Street, I guess that'll be the one."
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Talley makes rings specifically for 9422s that should cover any scope you would consider putting on a 9422.
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I used to have an el-cheapo tasco 3x9 pronghorn on my 9422. I used the cheapest ring they had due to the emptyness of a walet owned by a 13 year old. I slapped it on the rifle and kept it like that for several years before coming to my senses and taking it off. It looks so much better now and i dont really notice any problems with shooting things until I start shooting at diggersquirrels in alfalfa fields at 200-300 yards with it. I ussually walk the shots to the squirrel using the puffs of dirt from the bullet for a reference. Ussually take a few shots but it sure is fun. and it adds a twist to the game.
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