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Is this too EVIL for a .22lr ?
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03-22-2011 02:08 PM
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Yeah, that's WICKED!
But just to move 40 grains of lead a distance of 25 yards .... could it be (I mention this, of course, with all due respect) that persons of a sightly more conservative nature might, perchance, tend to the opinion that it is ...
way over the top?
but fun, natch!
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What the heck, if you like it do it! I have a .22 that is close to what you have, but not near as evil looking!
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and this is a custom conversion that is kinda fun - i had fun doing it -
A square,
That custom conversion job looks like LOADS OF FUN! I bet you get some funny looks at the range when that thing lets out its little whisper!
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yup - most often i get that WTF look , its not as accurate as i would like but then again im old with old eyes so it might be me :>{
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Model 1903 converted to 22 rim fire
Attachment 22881Attachment 22882I got this barrel from a man in NC who installs 22 rim fire liners in old shot-out 1903 barrels, sometimes he uses drill rifle barrels. I had an old low number receiver from 1915 and installed the barrel with the rim fire liner, this barrel has a breech extension so the Springfield M2 will headspace. I used an old Lyman 438 scope from the late 1930's, also used a lighter sear spring for a better trigger. Quite accurate
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Well I guess its safe to say you love your rifle!.
I should take a gunsmith course.
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i knew there were a few more out there but had not yet seen any , thanks for sharing that , yours is very , i imagine the relined barrel outperforms my 14" chamber conversion