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  • drillsgt

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    Hookeye

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    Yeah, check out a Meister Grade Anschutz.
    IIRC a regular 1710 is over 2K.
    I don't shoot enough .22 lr to justify that.
    Heck not enough to justify the $ dumped on a Savage TR.
    .22 rifles for me are dust collectors.
    Cool stuff, I just don't use em anymore.
     

    patience0830

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    Not far from the tree

    patience0830

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    My first thought was "great another quality rimfire ".......my second thought was "wow, takes Remington 700 triggers ", my 3rd thought was "its a turd, a polished turd" to quote Springfield website on performance "

    ACCURACY GUARANTEE​

    Springfield Armory stands behind all Model 2020 Rimfire rifles and promises rock solid performance with a three-shot accuracy guarantee. Every configuration is guaranteed to shoot 1” or less at 50 yards with quality match-grade factory ammunition, in the hands of a skilled shooter."

    Your guaranteeing me a rifle that "in the hands of a skilled shooter " will be lucky to hit a beer can......unacceptable......
    I want a Springfield Armory 2020 LR bolt gun.
    I have a friend who owns one and likes it real well. Inside a nickel at 50 yds with CCI sv.
     

    Hookeye

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    To the OP thanks for the link. I will have to look in to these.
    I picked up a finger groove 10/22 a while back. I get it; but don’t fully understand the hype.
    Ive spent some time behind an old Ruger sporter.
    Hunted with fingergroove .44 mag and .22 lr.
    They just feel better to me.
    I detest the standard's buttplate and low comb.
    Never did like my 1st 10/22, a walnut standard for $50 new.
     

    Mgderf

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    IMHO one should have a nice .22 lr.
    Worth the expense.
    Heirloom kinda thing.
    Oh I agree.
    I have more than one nice(r) .22lr.
    I have a couple of old Mossberg bolt guns, one or two Savage, an 1885 Low-Wall that had been converted from .22short to .22lr, and the list goes on.
    It does not contain a .22 worth more than $1k
     
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