have you look at Tikka T1x MTR? It's a bolt-action .22LR rifle that's known for its accuracy, and it has a threaded barrel for attaching a suppressor. It's also lightweight, weighing in at around 6 pounds, and it has a detachable box magazine that shouldn't interfere with your hand placement. The T1x MTR might be worth looking into as another option that fits your requirements.
Help me decide which 22LR bolt action
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ZOGMAN
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CZ for the Win!
I love mine and I thought you could get a threaded barrel thru CZ
I love mine and I thought you could get a threaded barrel thru CZ
KsKevin
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Yes, CZ sells threaded replacement barrels. I'll either thread existing one, do CZ replacement, or aftermarket barrel as I now have a suppressor ordered.
Woodsloafer
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Any thoughts (or anyone own) about the Springfield Armory rifles, they are pretty nice looking IMO and I like that they utilize 10/22 magazines:
www.springfield-armory.com
Model 2020 Rimfire Rifles - Springfield Armory
www.springfield-armory.com
I like Springfield I have a good pistol but there has been too many reports of the 2020 not being accurate.
In past times I always shot CZ 22's , but I got bored and needed to try something different.
I bought a brand new Mendoza, and fitted it with a quality scope. It's a very accurate rifle with a nice predictable trigger . It's difficult to lose the magazine, and also has the best safely I have ever used before.
No regrets even if it is a bit on the big side.
I bought a brand new Mendoza, and fitted it with a quality scope. It's a very accurate rifle with a nice predictable trigger . It's difficult to lose the magazine, and also has the best safely I have ever used before.
No regrets even if it is a bit on the big side.
Woodsloafer
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That's too bad, I have been tempted by a couple on Gunbroker with the higher grade walnut stocks.
I've been buying a few 22lr lately and did a bunch of studying was really looking at the 2020, just saw to may complaints.
Maybe in the future they'll get it right.
Maybe in the future they'll get it right.
Now I am looking at the Savage,was not before but took a look and many great reviews
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The problem I have noticed with some bolt action rim fires is that can be awkward to mount a scope and get the correct eye relief. It looks like mounting a scope could be an issue with that Savage.
It's always easy to mount a scope with an automatic 22.
It's always easy to mount a scope with an automatic 22.
Howdy,if you haven't made up your mind.
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KsKevin
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Pulled the trigger and picked up the CZ 457 Varmint. Awaiting picatinny rail to mount up one of my scopes and then start testing some ammo…then all the tweaks to optimize accuracy. Fun rabbit hole adventures ahead
Won a couple of Savage 22's at various competitions some years back(TR and BSS). They surely performed well on the 50 yard line for my informal competition and hunting. When I decided to get into rimfire PRS, I decided give them a try before shopping for a dedicated rifle of one of the popular models in use. Long story, short…..Accuracy/precision and reliability of these rifles was a very pleasant surprise….Never upgraded….And, they have served me well. IMO, with rimfires, it's all about ammo selection.
