Kentucky Armory Club

etownguy wrote:

kokopelli wrote:finally got a Savage MKII FV-SR!! -I sold my Rem 597 to fund this, as I had other semi-auto .22's and no bolt action.

-ordered a $30 Norinco 3-9x40 armored scope for it, had a UTG bipod. Nice and cheap, works great.

not pictured is my P.O.S. thompson machine suppressor that is only hearing safe with cb rounds...

Do a review on it I am itching to get one. If you live in or near Hardin county it can come to my place to shoot

cool- I'll write something up tomorrow...I got it at Keene's for $215 btw

Damn that's cheap

Here is a Marlin 70P that I rescued. Not tactacool but a honest working gun.

My 35 year old 10/22 got a little facelift from this... To this... I hope these hi cap "clips" don't start causing trouble with all that black gun thing going on...
Butler Creek 18" barrel and BC stock as well.

What's your plans for the old wood stock?

JustShootIt wrote:What's your plans for the old wood stock?

Going to hold on to it and put it back original after I build another one top to bottom. The gun was my dad's and he died when I was 12. I like keeping it around for all the memories. I'm typically not sentimental at all but I am with guns handed down from my dad and grandparents.

The Butler Creek stuff was money VERY well spent! This was 25 rounds at 40 yards standing free hand and no sling. Put 25 rounds sighting and screwing around and this was the next 25. Shot 100 rounds total of Blazer bulk .22lr and not a single issue out of a brand new very economical barrel. I would say it's a win!

Sorry, wrong picture. Right gun but it was supposed to be the target. I'll try again... On a side note. This is a heavy little MF'er now...

.22 Henry lever with oversize lever

Coach wrote:Im about to blow this threqd up this week.....

Like you know anything about 22's.

Coach wrote:Im about to blow this threqd up this week.....

I've been procrastinating about throwing some pics in here...

Sure I can't compete with your stash, but I'll contribute what I got

JustShootIt wrote:

Coach wrote:Im about to blow this threqd up this week.....

I've been procrastinating about throwing some pics in here...

Sure I can't compete with your stash, but I'll contribute what I got

Finally got around to taking some pics.....had to move some stuff around and decided to round up some of the 22s for group shot..........My photography skills are lacking, but it's the best I could do tonight.

Archangel 556 stock in Desert Tan. I always though these were crappy until I saw one in person, then I had to have one! I have the Ruger 16" factory threaded barrel in there now, I might put my bull barrel in, but I'm really liking how light weight it is.

cell phone pic for now:

Marlin 60

Trying to redo the finish on the stock, but Citristrip ain't doing it.

Gotta put some rounds through it to see if it still has a FTE problem.

Nice rifle. I bought mine use and have put 5000+ rounds through it and it still performs excellent. Marlin 60s are tanks.

.22 colt made by walther--threaded barrel--adjustable sights

Sorry guys--just realized this is a rifle pic thread

Not made by Walther, either. Another fine Umarex cast zinc product. Sorry.

My model 60, since they are so prevalent of late (along with my cluttered desk, which has been sorted out since this pic was taken):

Volquartzen threaded carbon fiber .920 barrel
Volquartzen adj target trigger
Volquartzen hammer
Volquartzen v-block
KIDD extractor
KIDD firing pin
KIDD black scalloped bolt radiused and head-spaced to barrel
Rimfire Tech v-block screws
Rimfire Tech bolt buffer
Rimfire Tech bolt handle & spring
Ruger receiver
Ruger black laminate target stock

10/22 "Grease Gun", had it out this weekend for some squirrel eradication at my dad's place. Subsonics cycle perfectly in this thing, its a great little rifle for around the yard. Sights need some work, but this little guy got dead at about 40 yds. "Suppressor" is ridiculously big, but it is fake . And cost about 3 bucks.

I've never seen that grease gun kit.looks pretty cool

Got some of the rimfire family together for a photo op.

Coach wrote:

Eireguy wrote:I've never seen that grease gun kit.looks pretty cool

IIRC he hand built it. No kit.

Yes I built it. If this was commercially available, there would be lawsuits! Rough and crude, its not finished yet. Lots of sharp edges so you almost need a set of gloves to use it.

Its actually made from the body of a cheapo grease gun with a 10/22 receiver stuffed inside and a Charger barrel bolted on. The remainder of it is material I picked up at lumber yards and held together with shitty welds and pop rivets.

I'd like to revisit this build with some better engineering, I need to find someone locally who would be willing to mill me a whole receiver out of aluminum in the profile of the body. Drop in the bolt/trigger assembly/barrel. Maybe two halves that could sandwich the internals.