I have a Christensen Ranger and it'll hang up every time if you work the bolt slow. Christensen Arms said they would fix it if I sent it back to them. Why the he'll would they ship something like that in the first place? I need to sell it and let someone with patience deal with them. Using Ruger magazines was the main selling point for me.
-
ODT Gun Show this Saturday! - Click here for info and tickets!
What is the best American 22lr bolt action on the market…
- Thread starter 285Roadrunner
- Start date
- Joined
- Mar 8, 2014
- Messages
- 15,532
- Reaction score
- 15,748
- Location
- Metro Atlanta - Buford to Buckhead
CA is just trash with a high price tag
- Joined
- Feb 7, 2013
- Messages
- 65,969
- Reaction score
- 74,099
I have a BMR (steel) and don't hate it for the price. If it's just a "range gun" you could get the gun and have some extra left to put towards glass.
Having said that, for a range gun I'd probably buy an FVSR and a Hogue stock and be just as happy.
Having said that, for a range gun I'd probably buy an FVSR and a Hogue stock and be just as happy.
Could not agree more!
I love my bug hole shooting heavy barreled, wood stocked CZ 455. But I'm an old school kind of guy when it comes to .22s.
Ruger Precision Rimfire is a lot of rifle in a cheap price range. Adjustable bolt throw, trigger, comb, stock, and you can swap out the grip if you want.
I do love me some CZ's with the purty wood though.....
I do love me some CZ's with the purty wood though.....
Are iron sights okay or must you mount an optic?
If irons suffice, I'd suggest a Mossberg 44US bolt action and a couple of magazines with Eley ammunition. You won't beat the accuracy of a 1940's Mossberg barrel at the $450 price point.
Iron sights are totally cool.
