Tactical Solutions threaded barrel, Bell and Carlson Target/Varmit stock, Sightron 2.5-10x scope. Will do 10 shot groups at 50yds covered by a quarter as many times as you want to load the magazine (under .5" five shot). My next move is to do the paper work for a silencer. Then I can build a 75yd backyard range and not disturb the neighbors. I know there are some good looking rimfires out there; lets see em.

McMillan Anschutz, 16.5" GM bbl, Volq mag release and buffer, TPS base.

Usually wears the 1.5-5x20 Leupold with turrets and mildot reticle,

With the MK4 16X Leupold mounted,

Nice! Oh yeah, mine has a Tuffer Buffer.

A Martini and an H&R Model 12, both target rifles.

I guess cool is in the eye of the beholder ...

I like em all. I always wanted to play with a Marlin model 39.

Old and the New;
1932 Stevens 418 Walnut Hill w special order 417 sights;


2008 Rem. 597 TVP w VQ barrel

LH Kimber, with a few custom touches from when I restocked it.

One more of the Remmy
(Pics of the Stevens are lousy--looks way better--I'll have to take some more)

That Stevens reminds me of a 45-120 (Quigley Down Under) Sharps that I've shot a few times. I like it.

The work on that buttplate/grip cap is outstanding.

Two more nice old rolling block single shots I see--What are they? The scope looks old but guns look really new?

i loves the squirrel rifles with a passion.

here's a couple for when the leaves are gone..pair of Cooper LVT's, top one a 17HMR with a bausch & lomb 6-24x, the bottom a 17mach2 wearing a sightron 3-12x42.

a few more squirrel rifles, all in .17Mach2. top is a maple CZ452, middle is a Kimber Classic Carmint, bottom is a Cooper JSR.

for plinking fun, a Browning Grd II in 22short.

yet another mach2...yes, i have a fetish for that round. CZ 452 varminter.

CZ452 american, this one in 17HMR.

452 american in 22LR:


and, another one, this time in 22 Mag.

this was one of the mach2's with some victims.

this one is my Kimber stainless barreled classic with a few victims. glassware is a 4-12x leupy.

the purple plinker i made up for the wife. she likes it.

Sorry, they're not rollers, and they are new, as is the scope.

They are USRA (Miroku) Winchester 1885 low walls, and the scope is a Montana Vintage Arms (MVA) 23 incher.

The one with the scope is my "shooter", but the lower one is unfired.

Paul

The Hummer, in some of the flatter country that it likes to be in.


9422 and a Single Six Bisley


ANd proof that it gets used correctly

All Kimber of Oregon Super Americas in .22lr

Invasion of the high end wood!!

That is some amazing wood!!!

Lot's of beautiful rimfires here.....

Wow, this thread sure runs the whole gamut of tastes in rimfire rifles.

Something for everybody, it seems.

Paul

I'm droolin.

Mr. Moses;
Here are a couple that I've played with a little.

This 10/22 I built a stock for after I intalled a Green Mountain barrel and replaced internal parts than I care to add up the cost of right now.

This 1958 vintage CZ was a gift from my wife years ago. The stock appeared one winter when I needed something to occupy my time.

Thanks for the interesting thread and thanks to all who have repsonded. There are indeed some fine looking rimfires out there.

Merry Christmas to you and yours.

Dwayne

A Marlin 2000 with my custom paint jobs.


A Remington 37 with a period Fecker scope.

Got lots of .22's but these are the best eye candy I have.


Of course, everyone has a 10/22.

Fast Ed

Dat is an ex ... exqui ... exquis ... oh hell really NICE collection of rf's!!

Me likey ....

I love barrel-band sling swivels.

So do all CZ 452's have good wood?

Some sweet rifles here!

Moses...most are not like that, spent a few years gathering some with good timber, have a fondness for nice wood. especially Mach2's.

here's another Mach2, custom fluted contender carbine in that caliber. a real shooter.

maple stocked 452 in 17HMR...dont have this one any more, sold it to a good friend, but if he ever decides to part with it it'll come back to me.

10/22 i use when hunting gray squirrels, since they dont sit still much. wanted something that shot well but also would offer a quick followup on runners....fluted tapered 22match barrel by green mountain, rollover cheekpiece stock by fajen, volquartsen guts inside.

my first HMR, another contender carbine in HMR, this one by Virgin Valley.

I have somewhere around 50 cartons of .22 ammo and haven't shot a .22 in ages. I walked into a Pawnshop a couple of weeks ago and this beauty jumped out at me. I couldn't resist...a Kimber with stock wood on it, as nice as I've ever seen on a production gun. I will be shooting some .22 ammo this spring. Unless I sell it before.















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I'd have to keep that one around a while. You are right; you don't come across grain like that very often.

Mine certainly doesn't.

Some of the wood here is incredible.

Anschutz 1720D(22 mag.) My go-to critter getter.

Same here. Even my the wood on my Kimber is ho-hum. But they both shoot.


Nail

Remington 40x, McMillan HTG. I shoot it more than any gun in the safe.



Pmc

My Sako BR and a Win 75 that I salvaged. Consensus is the maple on the 75 is ugly. Ken

I don't know if this is what you consider a cool picture, but here is my Sako Quad.

And a customized Remington 581-S.


K22

Dude!!! That sucker is friggin BIG...

a vintage remmy speedmaster with good timber:

Not really ... just a small rifle

Regardless ... Mackay, I never get tired of seeing that pic ... it is sweet.

Nice.

Marlin 39 with a short barrel?

Man, you guys got some great looking stocks on them rifles. I'm jelous.

found some better pix of the LVT's, this one is the HMR.

receiver on the browning 22 short.

Digital Dan, is that nice lookin target gun a 500 series remmy?

I love em all!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yep, we have some big Jacks.

Here is a 5" 44 magnum for size comparison:





And to keep with the theme of the thread, another Mountie shot:

Nice...Them bastids look healthy enough to eat. The ones around here, not so much...Are you back home yet???

Original Winder Musket, .22 Short, C Sharps lowertang / single set trigger, C Sharps Buttstock



Stevens 44, .22 LR, relined with .215 "Tight Bore" from T.J.'s Gateway entrprises. Stocks by Counts, all the rest of the metal work your truly







"A pair of Low Walls",.....Badger Barrels, converted breech blocks and extensive work on the innards by yours truly



GTC

I'd like to handle those. Hmm. How many times have I thought that line?

Fiberforce Stocked 10/22 w/ TSR200 Aperture


Marlin 795 w/ Open Iron Sights

Crossfire--Another Stevens I see! Nice looking wood and what the devil is that rear sight? A Lyman of some kind I see? Looks to be windage adjustable? What treatment did you use on the metal--I assume due to the reline and redoing the reciever from the original case color that the gun might have been a basket case at one time?
Great work keeping an old gun shooting!

passport, did you refinish the 512?

Yep. Full fill oil with a satin poly final coat.

Middlefork,

I just got home. Now I have to get my nights and days flip flopped. Looking forward to some winter rabbit safaris!

That's a "Parts Unknown" ( Now Red River, I believe)....from that Sergio Fella' in Winnipeg, Imported / made in the Ukraine. It's a short Borchardt style Soule, and is indeed Mindage adjustable. The metal is all Rust blued, over varying degrees of prep / polish. If I recall correctly it was Pilkington's, using the Roy Dunlap method.

The screws and a few small parts were Niter blued.

I believe I used that Mark Lee Express Brown on the glass beaded iron frame, the hoo yah around the pins is just oil.

That rifle was an absolute wreck when I started.

GTC

Good to hear...have fun.

Yes,
Marlin Mountie with a 20" barrel.

Winchester Classic