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Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 4:40 pm
by mick_762
Those Russian Winchester's that Raven is talking about have a bloody good reputation for accuracy with the heavy barrel model.

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 4:47 pm
by The Raven
mick_762 wrote:Those Russian Winchester's that Raven is talking about have a bloody good reputation for accuracy with the heavy barrel model.
I've not heard a negative comment from anyone that has shot mine. All very positive.

There's Toz's available in Australia again, a quick google will turn them up.

From memory, and before the exchange rate did it's most recent dance, the sporter can be had around $600. The heavy barrel version is about a $100 extra (a few years back). Probably cost a bit more now. Best bit is that they come with 4 magazines as standard.

Just googled... They come with a few extras now: threaded barrel and iron sights.

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 5:51 pm
by curan
Hi Beau204,

The lads could have run a sweep on how long it would take me to chime in with my bias to savage rimfires!

I had a BVMK2 that at 50 yards would put 5 shots into 1/2" with Eley club, and tighter again with SK rifle match. CCI standards were just under 3/4". It was a good starting point for rimfire target shooting. I also seriously loved the accutrigger.

At the end of the day, you have to feel the rifle and decide for yourself. The posts on here have offered up plenty of good advice, and you have options.

cheers, curan.

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:02 pm
by trevort

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:36 pm
by Beau204
There 249 at my local new, they did bring out a 16in barrel model but no one seems to have them, will go to the local tomorrow and see what sort of deal that can do on a savage

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 7:38 pm
by Camel
Beau204 wrote:There 249 at my local new,they did bring out a 16in barrel model but no one seems to have them, will go to the local tomorrow and see what sort of deal that can do on a savage

You ever heard of an angle grinder, little 4 incher and thin stainless cut off discs work perfectly. :twisted:

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 8:59 pm
by trevort
mick_762 wrote:Too late Trev 8) :lol: :lol:
you pressed submit just before me

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 9:06 pm
by The Raven
Camel wrote:
Beau204 wrote:There 249 at my local new,they did bring out a 16in barrel model but no one seems to have them, will go to the local tomorrow and see what sort of deal that can do on a savage

You ever heard of an angle grinder, little 4 incher and thin stainless cut off discs work perfectly. :twisted:
Step away from the dremel!

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 5:15 am
by MISSED
Camel wrote:
And no I do not own one mine starts with "W"
Wanna be ?? Wanker ?? Wally ?? :?

WISE

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 7:45 pm
by Sako 22-250
mick_762 wrote:Those Russian Winchester's that Raven is talking about have a bloody good reputation for accuracy with the heavy barrel model.
+1 :D
Great accuracy for the money

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 10:49 pm
by bigfellascott
curan wrote:Hi Beau204,

The lads could have run a sweep on how long it would take me to chime in with my bias to savage rimfires!

I had a BVMK2 that at 50 yards would put 5 shots into 1/2" with Eley club, and tighter again with SK rifle match. CCI standards were just under 3/4". It was a good starting point for rimfire target shooting. I also seriously loved the accutrigger.

At the end of the day, you have to feel the rifle and decide for yourself. The posts on here have offered up plenty of good advice, and you have options.

cheers, curan.
Yep my oldest daughters 22 Savage Mk2 is like that, bloody accurate little bugger for sure (better than my Brno Mod 2) not that that matters to me as I use it for bunnies and it does a great job there. :D

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 9:38 am
by curan
Beau204 wrote:There 249 at my local new, they did bring out a 16in barrel model but no one seems to have them, will go to the local tomorrow and see what sort of deal that can do on a savage
If you go for a savage, you'll probably find the action is a little tight initially. It smooths up nicely after a couple of hundred rounds. You may also find it doesn't like "greasy" ammo (heavy lube, like the RWS stuff). If it starts to spray on the greasy stuff, just give it a quick clean and go a dryer ammo, CCI standard or the like.

I'm sure you'll find an ammo that shoots really well at a good price.

Enjoy.

curan.

Re: New 22 Q

Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 4:07 pm
by Beau204
Decided in a ruger American in od green just to be one of the tacticool kids, well as it turns out I called every major gun shop here in Brisbane,Sydney,Melbourne,Adelaide, some shops laughed and said not a chance there's something like 700-1700 on back order! One shops told me I had more chance of finding rocking horse shit, so kept it up and cold called afew of the smaller stores and low and behold a bloke said "yeah mate got one here" you fuckin beaudy !!! Should arrive next week so if anyone would like some rocking horse shit I reckon I can find ya some.

Cheers