First Thread!!! Post Up Your Rimfire Pics!!!!

[druryj]

Awesome. I set aside a very nice Walther PPK/S, stainless, light engraving with a banner and my initials and name inside, for my new grandson.. Oldest grandson got a Savage MK II in .22lr for his 15th birthday, and now youngest granddaughter (just now 13) thinks she wants to get into shooting more. I may get her a little bolt action here pretty soon too then. Wish we had an Atwoods nearby, that looks like it would be a good starter gun for her.

 

[NikatKimber]

Looks like Norman or Kingfisher are the closest stores.

It's a nice little rifle. It would fit a 13yo excellent IMO. I can shoulder it if I cramp a little bit.

I almost went with the Savage Rascal because it's smaller, but then that ultimately made me change my mind. I may get one in a couple years for a first shooter, and just keep it for each kid we have. I think the Armscor would make a better first gun to own, because they can use it a lot longer. And if they like it, I saw where one guy on RimfireCentral fabbed a 2" extension for the stock for himself. It's a handy little gun. 16" threaded barrel with sights and a detachable mag.

 

[mightymouse]

A pic of my Anschutz 1710 HB, with a Leupold 6-18 x 40mm A.O. scope. She shoots as good as she looks.

 

[ronny]

My old Mossberg; a 146b-a. I also have the original rear aperture sight.

 

[rawhide]

Those old Mossbergs are great shooters. Nice rifle

 

[mightymouse]

This one I call "Cinderella". A custom 54 Anschutz target rifle, seen first in her work-a-day clothes, and then again dressed for the fancy ball.

 

[magna19]

She is alright!! The other two sister look like much more fun. Well at least until you show us how Cinderella dances

 

[mightymouse]

One more, with the scope mounted:

 

[magna19]

Oh dam!!!! She is looking real good now

 

[mightymouse]

She is alright!! The other two sister look like much more fun. Well at least until you show us how Cinderella dances

After 5 "sighters", I shot the rest of the box of Eley Match (black box) at this target. Nine, five round groups from 50 yards, off the bench. (I used a quarter to draw the target circles, which are approx. 1" in diameter.) Looks like a keeper!

Cinderella in the evening sun....