Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Rimfires anyone shoot wood and metal rimfires?

I still have my first wood and metal rimfire. A Marlin 81Dl with tubular magazine and factory peep sights. Also a walnut stocked Ruger 10/22, and a Winchester 190 auto.

Oh, and a Ruger MK 1 .22 auto pistol with a target barrel and checkered walnut stocks purchased cerca 1970. Accounted for a tun of Eastern Oregon ground squirrels. Also a vintage Marlin 39A lever with peep sights.

Some very handsome blue and wood out there. I'll add to the mix if I may.

Cooper 57M with an extra high grade French walnut stock.





This is the pic I first saw which caused me to swoon and subsequently buy it.

Now that's a dandy. Gorgeous!

1971 39D
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I can't for the life of me, figure out how to make the picture appear in the post.

FyrepowrX, very nice rifles. Have you tried the Jard trigger on any of your T-bolts?

have not yet switched triggers on those, but will probably eventually do so....had wondered if any other companies might end up offering a similar option that was priced competitively.
Trigger pull is a tad heavier than i like, but still livable in a hunting rifle.....will end up switching at least one of them, one of the maple stocked versions is a .22LR that seems to feel a
bit heavier than the others.

My Kimber Hunter 22

Grandads first gun, manufactured in 1912. .22 WRF and it still shoots just dandy.

Really nice rifles everyone,all my rimfires are steel and wood, no plastic for me, here are a few of them.