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Gun Picture Thread

Hickory n steel said:
My Savage mk2 project is finally complete.
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Hopefully this .650 skinner guide series front sight I installed is tall enough.
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It's going to be awhile before I can get out and do some testing with it though.
With the factory front sight it was shooting at least 12" high at 20yd, this one is 1/4" taller and hopefully tall enough to leave room for elevation adjustment.
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That’s a good looking rifle. How’s the trigger? I’ve never got to work on a savage rimfire before.
 
GB940Rookie said:
That’s a good looking rifle. How’s the trigger? I’ve never got to work on a savage rimfire before.
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This is a Mk2G, so a economized Walmart version without the accu-trigger.
It has a single stage trigger with minimal play, a fairly short travel, and probably about a 3.5lb pull.
It doesn't really have a wall or crisp distinct break, but overall I really don't have any problems with it.
 
91bravo said:
I had a Williams peep on an old Marlin lever .22 many years ago. I remember it being very accurate.
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I put William's peeps on everything I can, because scopes just aren't my thing.
Peeps are cheaper they're bomb proof and I don't have to worry about all that complicated parallax nonsense.

Sure I could probably shoot further with a scope, but I like shooting small objects which don't need to be more than 100yds away.
 
Most of my guns are irons. I have scopes on my bolt guns, because I shoot them out to 400 yards.
 
91bravo said:
Man, it’s really nice to be honest. It’s a slim gun, but heavy. We are at the beach and I’ve been carrying it out to dinner every night wearing shorts. The holster makes all the difference in the world.
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Glad you like it.
True, all steel does make it heavy, but with right holster and belt it is an easy carry.
Enjoy the beach time my friend.
 
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