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22 caliber semi auto rifle
alaskanhunter
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I would like some reccomendations for a .22 caliber centerfire semi-auto weapon, and please tell me why you are suggesting this weapon. I need accuracy, reliability, and functional usefullness without excessive cleaning requirements. Thanks, Steve
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Remington Nylon 66. Accurate, lightweight, high capacity, don't oil it as the innards run on nylon rails and the oil would just attract dirt and gunk, nylon stock does well in the elements, and its got a better trigger pull than most. Nuff said.[^]
Dammit I can't read either mat.
I would like some reccomendations for a .22 caliber centerfire semi-auto weapon, and please tell me why you are suggesting this weapon. I need accuracy, reliability, and functional usefullness without excessive cleaning requirements. Thanks, Steve
I'd go with an AR-15 in .223. What kind of functional usefulness are you looking for? An AR is functionally useful for a lot of things. So is a Mini-14. Or a kalashnikov in 5.45.
Those would be my suggestions, in that order.
Too old to live...too young to die...
What is your definition of "without excessive cleaning requirements"
Some people feel an AR has excessive cleaning requirements.
If the AR is off the table, I like the SiG-556 or I would look to a Daewoo AR110C or maybe an AUG all are piston driven, accuracy is around 1" at 100 yards ... also the HK SL-8 I had shot well under 1" at 100 yards, it as accurate my AR match rifle and is also a piston gun ... all of these guns I've run several hundred rounds between cleanings and had no adverse effect on reliability or accuracy.
Lately there have been a lot of people excited about the FN Scar and the Bushmaster ACR but I don't have any hands on experiance with them.
? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
agreed.., or an M4
EDITTED BECAUSE I OBVIOUSLY CAN'T READ AT 2:43 A.M., (the time of my OP)[:I]
Remington Nylon 66. Accurate, lightweight, high capacity, don't oil it as the innards run on nylon rails and the oil would just attract dirt and gunk, nylon stock does well in the elements, and its got a better trigger pull than most. Nuff said.[^]
You have redeemed yourself!
I saw your post 'fore I hit the sack, and thought about pouncing on it.
Recon I was tired too.
I would like some reccomendations for a .22 caliber centerfire semi-auto weapon, and please tell me why you are suggesting this weapon. I need accuracy, reliability, and functional usefullness without excessive cleaning requirements. Thanks, Steve
you're welcome, Mr. BAFTE Agent.
This just doesn't sound right.
weapon???
why not rifle???
and why not ask ".223/5.56"???
go troll elsewhere.
Poster needs to define what he means by .22 cal centerfire. Most of you are posting about rimfire rifles.
They are some .22 center fire rifles out and have been since the 1930's.
Do a search for .22 Hornet.
quote:Originally posted by 11b6r
Poster needs to define what he means by .22 cal centerfire. Most of you are posting about rimfire rifles.
They are some .22 center fire rifles out and have been since the 1930's.
Do a search for .22 Hornet.
not many .22 Hornet semi-auto WEAPONS out there IIRC...
quote:Originally posted by alaskanhunter
I would like some reccomendations for a .22 caliber centerfire semi-auto weapon, and please tell me why you are suggesting this weapon. I need accuracy, reliability, and functional usefullness without excessive cleaning requirements. Thanks, Steve
you're welcome, Mr. BAFTE Agent.
This just doesn't sound right.
weapon???
why not rifle???
and why not ask ".223/5.56"???
go troll elsewhere.
Nah, ifn' Steve was ATF his OP woulda made sure to ask which rifle that fits his qualifiers would also accept hi-cap (sorry nunn) mags.
quote:Originally posted by tomahawk
ruger 10/22 accurate..reliable...tough
African Honey bees are no joke. They are in TX, dangerous as hell and this is getting near swarm time. Check the light fixture for access to a hollow cavity where they MIGHT build a nest and become a danger.
Psssssst, methinks you clicked on the wrong thread.[:0]
quote:Originally posted by bpost
African Honey bees are no joke. They are in TX, dangerous as hell and this is getting near swarm time. Check the light fixture for access to a hollow cavity where they MIGHT build a nest and become a danger.
Psssssst, methinks you clicked on the wrong thread.[:0]
Yeah....let's keep this on topic, Bruce![:D]