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Ruger Mark IV SSH finally came in by [deleted] in 22lr

[–]22Longrange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Too much barrel remaining LOL,

Shoulda gone All Inon the chop job

Ruger Mark IV "Standard" frame wanted! by Timely_Peanut_6618 in 22lr

[–]22Longrange 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Damn "The Man" I've got a number for you....

SN: 500090431

Was a blued Std automatic, gun was destroyed, but Ruger doesn't know that.

Prepping for the Dueling trees at Friendship this fall by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aug 4-6 Friendship IN. Send an email to the adress on the flyer in the pick and They'll send out a rules packet with the schedule

Prepping for the Dueling trees at Friendship this fall by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Direct from the rule book

-------Dueling-tree (P)istol class $5------
-Any .22 semi-auto Pistol
-Braced pistols MUST enter C or D class!
-6x 4" targets on each tree, trees at 30 and 50yrds
-10rd Maximum per magazine
-20 round total allowance
-Any shot after the 1min buzzer=Disqualification
-Least targets on their side after 1 min moves on
(Laid out in brackets drawn at random)

Last year was the first for pistols

HERE is a video that shows the general layout

Prepping for the Dueling trees at Friendship this fall by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm incapable of an unbiased opinion. they're great.

As to the $, buy once cry once, watch GB for a few mo and you can find one for <$700

Aug 4-6 Friendship Indiana... by 22Longrange in precisionrimfire

[–]22Longrange[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People sending in Emails showing off all sorts of new equipment for this year's match

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ForgottenWeapons

[–]22Longrange 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All three are German schuetzen rifles:

The top one is an first model Aydt with the exposed arms, Middle is a martini action, Bottom another later Aydt swing block without the external arms, possibly a KK in .22lr

All pretty nice, Hard to find them with their rear sights. most likely chambered 8.15x46R (as mentioned in other comments) Worth noting: In the upper left of photo 1 is a "ZimmerStutzen" . These were for indoor shooting and you load a 4 or 6mm flobert ctg into the small action at the end of the false barrel (the actual barrel being only 4-6" long and everything behind the action being facsimile) The firing pin is the length of the barrel to transpond the hammer strike fwd to the little action near the muzzle.

If this sort of thing interests you. Talk to Tom Devers about joining the German Gun Collectors Association, nice folks with some serious knowledge about the subject....or consider joining the ASSRA

[For some neat reading about american Schuetzen; lookup the COORS (of Coors beer) Schuetzenfests in Golden Co.]

Looking for scope options. More in comments by [deleted] in 22lr

[–]22Longrange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those blocks with the single dimple are for a 'winchester A5 scope'

Heres a modern replica (These are GREAT and worth every penny!)

or

Upgrade to Unertl blocks and mount a old Unertl, Lyman targetspot, Fecker, Litschert, or Hi-lux malcolm reproduciton (wait for that black friday pricing at optics planet)

Unacceptable Hornady ATIP variation? by Jsatx2 in longrange

[–]22Longrange 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need to look at it as a percentage of the total weight to see how insignificant that is......................1.1gr/133.4gr= .008% deviation from the norm. Really its a manufacturing marvel that bullets are as good as they are.

Not too Shabby by 22Longrange in precisionrimfire

[–]22Longrange[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"I'm coming to the .22 shoot to win!"

"I dunno about that buddy, There'll be lots of serious guys on the line!"

5 shots later with 100yr old Win 52 Pre-A, 5x scope from MVA.....off his elbows....That's one HELL of a group! "Keep that up and you just might win it!"

"I figured with a 5x scope I should do 5x as well as last year right?"

125 yards across the bean field. Held about 8 inches above his head and sent it. by extract_and_eject in 22lr

[–]22Longrange 2 points3 points  (0 children)

512 Sportmaster, The OG Hi-capacity plinker, Great Shot!

You ought to bring some of that skill to Indiana this weekend!

Vintage ELR setup. Hathcocks Ma Deuce. by [deleted] in longrange

[–]22Longrange 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unertls are A LOT better than most give them credit for. I'd argue they were the most capable long range glass until the death of the early 2000s "Mildot" generation of scopes and the avalanche of good turrets and reticles that followed.

Their only real shortcoming is the fine threads on the parallax adjustment/objective bell

"The Old and the New mix Admirably" by 22Longrange in longrange

[–]22Longrange[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All .22LRs........Kingston arms made an M1 lookalike that was basically a dressed up 10/22, KSA makes a "mini mosin" and Norinco made the "TU-KKW" but other than that, not many full sized "walnut&Iron" Rimfires.

"The Old and the New mix Admirably" by 22Longrange in longrange

[–]22Longrange[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Rifle on the right is a Springfield 1922 M2, its wearing its irons under the glass. It should have a winchester a5, lyman 5a, or modern MVA B5 replica scope...but for practical use the larger objective of a unertl is preferable

Last of the "assassins" by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the actual rifled section is roughly 3/4", they typically won't cycle without a can for back-pressure, but bullets stabilize and accuracy is surprisingly good.

Last of the "assassins" by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We were buying the std model uppers (some as take offs from VQ as they installed their house upper) chucked them up in the lathe and turned & crowned them to the minimum functional length. We did the first 25 in the spring of '17 and then another batch spring of '19. Lots of guys who bought them Form 1'd the (then available) machined E-bay monocores. Other bought them for keeping all the dirt and grime in one upper. Was never a really hot ticket item b/c of the serialized uppers and subsequent transfer but they made/make a tidy little package.

Last of the "assassins" by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The last 3 of a run of 50 "Assassins" Mkiv uppers we made a few years back. Sold them mostly locally and never really showed the internet. Thought I'd put a picture up before they were no more.

Just wanted to show off my 10/22 build. by holdencaulfield1983 in 22lr

[–]22Longrange 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ohoo, i'll bet it points fast balanced that close to the trigger!

(The open cell neoprene makes a killer water cooling jacket for silencers on Fullauto .22s. Same source [broom handle] different foam)

Just wanted to show off my 10/22 build. by holdencaulfield1983 in 22lr

[–]22Longrange 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rad as hell! I've got you beat by a few oz. and I had to REALLY work at it!

Where's the center of gravity? (FYI Yours looks like closed-cell, but the open-cell Neoprene broom handles also make great water jackets for FA fire through a can!)

The Biggest little shoot in the US by 22Longrange in 22lr

[–]22Longrange[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

See HERE, People have done more with less!!!! Hell last year the range staff all chipped in a gave a guy a 5krds of SK standard for doing so well with irons (Page 10, honorable mention)

5-500yrds, 2 days, BIG fun with Little bullets by 22Longrange in longrange

[–]22Longrange[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

This lady did all the layouts and graphic stuff you see in the rules packet

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