Rimfire Experts- you have $2K for a complete build...

[You'reNobodyImportant]

I have known Hozzie for a couple of years, he will not lead you in the wrong direction. You can learn a lot from Mr. J! If a person does not want to jump head long into RFBR.. consider a game that would be a lil bit less expensive to jump into.. Smallbore F-Class

[Pickaroon]

The Vudoo action is supposed to be the hot ticket right now. Then you need a barrel and stock . Then glass. I don’t know if 2K will do it. I’d be more inclined to buy a Kidd rifle and put $500 worth of glass on it. ETA: Champions Choice are the local source for such things. They are Anschutz  dealers I think. 

Edited June 2, 2020 by Pickaroon

[asu174]

I ended up abandoning this 22LR idea until I decide what I want to do and how often I want to do it.  I suspect this ends with me shooting groups at 25 yards, so I probably should have just kept the TacSol X-Ring that I never shot and sold here.  Will revisit at a later time.

[billmeek]

My advise would be to attend a NRL22 match.  The guys at the match will usually let you use their rifles to shoot the match if you so choose.  At the very least you'll get a lot of information on what they chose to use and why along with get to handle/shoot different rifles.  I have several rifles setup for NRL22 including a few loaners for both open class (no price limit) and base class ($1050 combined limit).  While most competitors use a bolt action (I started off with a Savage FV-SR in base class), I'm now the "10/22 guy" of the group.  If you want to drive down to Eagle Eye Range in Mt Pleasant there's a match the second Tuesday of every month.

[Guest BCR#1]

20 hours ago, billmeek said:

My advise would be to attend a NRL22 match.  The guys at the match will usually let you use their rifles to shoot the match if you so choose.  At the very least you'll get a lot of information on what they chose to use and why along with get to handle/shoot different rifles.  I have several rifles setup for NRL22 including a few loaners for both open class (no price limit) and base class ($1050 combined limit).  While most competitors use a bolt action (I started off with a Savage FV-SR in base class), I'm now the "10/22 guy" of the group.  If you want to drive down to Eagle Eye Range in Mt Pleasant there's a match the second Tuesday of every month.

 

I believe the Chattanooga Rifle Club will be starting up these matches in August 2020.

Bill

The matches at CRC will be precision rimfire, not NRL22

Edited June 24, 2020 by BCR#1
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[CrosbyStills]

Volquartsen Custom. No Question.