Smellydog
Well-Known Member
I got shot of the Ruger 1022, to inconsistent. Tried everything, don't want to talk about it, involves money!
Anyway moving forward I got a beat up Remington 572. Did some work on the wood. Fettled the trigger and made a piece for the fore end that keeps it all snug.
So far it's shot over 50 rats and a bag full of squirrels.

Anyway, today was my first chance to test some ammo.
Boring target #1 is old Winchester subs verses new. Old good but new are still pants. And the old ones shot from this beat the Ruger hands down!

Next up Norma subs verses RWS subs.
Equally good.

Next was mini mags from CCI and Remington hvhp.
Mini's were very good but Remington are pants.
The only issue is the complete zero shift up and right. I don't mind up but a 22 that shoots right or left switching from HV to subs is a pain
.
Oh well.

There is an issue with a miss fire now and then but after a good cleaning it has drastically reduced so I may not need to do firing pin work after all.
I also shot some shorts and longs at rats and they were good.
The rifle is long and that translates to aiming beautifully off hand, it just sits there and the , guessing, 2lb trigger breaks without pulling off the shot at all.
On the whole, it's just more me
.

Anyway moving forward I got a beat up Remington 572. Did some work on the wood. Fettled the trigger and made a piece for the fore end that keeps it all snug.
So far it's shot over 50 rats and a bag full of squirrels.

Anyway, today was my first chance to test some ammo.
Boring target #1 is old Winchester subs verses new. Old good but new are still pants. And the old ones shot from this beat the Ruger hands down!

Next up Norma subs verses RWS subs.
Equally good.

Next was mini mags from CCI and Remington hvhp.
Mini's were very good but Remington are pants.
The only issue is the complete zero shift up and right. I don't mind up but a 22 that shoots right or left switching from HV to subs is a pain
Oh well.

There is an issue with a miss fire now and then but after a good cleaning it has drastically reduced so I may not need to do firing pin work after all.
I also shot some shorts and longs at rats and they were good.
The rifle is long and that translates to aiming beautifully off hand, it just sits there and the , guessing, 2lb trigger breaks without pulling off the shot at all.
On the whole, it's just more me





