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Prep School 101: Five .22 Rifles for the End of Times
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| 10 July, 2012
| David Higginbotham
Posted on 07/13/2012 4:37:57 AM PDT by marktwain
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It is hard to go wrong with a .22 rifle. I have seen Federal bulk pack .22 on sale as low as 2.8 cents a round recently. It is my favorite bulk .22 ammo.
There are pictures of the rifles at the site.
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07/13/2012 4:38:03 AM PDT
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marktwain
To: marktwain
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posted on
07/13/2012 4:40:50 AM PDT
by
RandallFlagg
(Obama hates Mexicans (Fast and Furious))
To: marktwain
Get some .22 stinger ammo too.
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07/13/2012 4:44:55 AM PDT
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saganite
(What happens to taglines? Is there a termination date?)
To: marktwain
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07/13/2012 4:48:16 AM PDT
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smokingfrog
( sleep with one eye open (<o> ---)
To: saganite
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07/13/2012 4:48:45 AM PDT
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marktwain
To: marktwain
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07/13/2012 4:52:43 AM PDT
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Casie
To: marktwain
7 inches of drop at 100, shoots like a 308 at 600.
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07/13/2012 4:52:43 AM PDT
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Track9
To: marktwain
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07/13/2012 4:55:06 AM PDT
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fso301
To: smokingfrog
Is that a belt fed .22? What the heck is it?
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07/13/2012 4:55:18 AM PDT
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AFreeBird
To: saganite
Can’t say enough abot CCI Stinger ammo. I use them on rabbits and squirrels and, if head shot, the settle the argument - NOW. Actually, they hit so hard and have such nice expansion for a .22 that they usually explode Thumper’s head. Not a pretty thought, but they don’t run off to die someplace in pain or where you can’t use them.
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07/13/2012 5:02:05 AM PDT
by
real saxophonist
(Proud to have been beat up and shot by the late Paul Gomez. RIP, 'Gnomez'.)
To: fso301
I still love my old ‘Remington Nylon 66’, and after 30+ years it still shoots great. In fact, lately I’ve considered making a hobby out of refurbishing them. :)
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07/13/2012 5:07:02 AM PDT
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The Duke
To: marktwain
I was hoping to see the CZ 452/455 on the list.
They’re great guns and the craftsmanship is far superior to anything else on the list.
Sure, a 10/22 should ALWAYS be on the list, and it doesn’t have to be the takedown. In fact, the takedown version precludes any barrel or stock changes. Nice, but not necessary.
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07/13/2012 5:14:44 AM PDT
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SJSAMPLE
To: marktwain
for later reading. Thanks for posting.
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07/13/2012 5:18:59 AM PDT
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txnuke
(Drip Drip Drip goes the eligibility questions. Vet the candidates.)
To: AFreeBird
That’s a .22LR belt-fed upper receiver and barrel assembly for the AR-15. Do a web search for “Razorback .22LR” to see more.
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07/13/2012 5:19:50 AM PDT
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Charles Martel
(Endeavor to persevere...)
To: smokingfrog
AR-15 w/.22 conversion kit?
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07/13/2012 5:19:58 AM PDT
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andy58-in-nh
(America does not need to be organized: it needs to be liberated.)
To: AFreeBird
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07/13/2012 5:22:26 AM PDT
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smokingfrog
( sleep with one eye open (<o> ---)
To: The Duke
I had one of these but let it go in a sale.
To: smokingfrog
Thats pretty freakin cool.
The other project that I love to keep track of is the various mini-gun creations using the .22LR.
What I also would be interest in machining is a Skorpion style .22LR machine pistol with a circular integral magazine around the barrel that would hold anywhere of 50 or more rounds.
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07/13/2012 5:35:00 AM PDT
by
Eye of Unk
(Going mobile, posts will be brief. No spellcheck for the grammar nazis.)
To: SJSAMPLE
The Mossberg Tactical 22 is also a real winner. It is light, 25 rd mag, adjustable stock.
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07/13/2012 5:42:06 AM PDT
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BillM
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