Daddybang wrote:juststarting wrote:Daddybang wrote:94/22
91/30!
Did the russkis make it in .22 cause that's one I could get behind?
The poles made one. A WZ 48 or something like that. Can't remember the exact designation. Looks like an M44.
Daddybang wrote:juststarting wrote:Daddybang wrote:94/22
91/30!
Did the russkis make it in .22 cause that's one I could get behind?
juststarting wrote:Nah, closest to that is M44, I guess they just welded 2 22s together. Hehehe. I'm just being a dick.
Supaduke wrote:Daddybang wrote:juststarting wrote:Daddybang wrote:94/22
91/30!
Did the russkis make it in .22 cause that's one I could get behind?
The poles made one. A WZ 48 or something like that. Can't remember the exact designation. Looks like an M44.
bentaz wrote:What about the norinco 22 Mauser 98's?
I haven't had the chance to shoot one yet but I reckon it'd be fun little plinker and bunny gun.
sungazer wrote:Again a totally personal taste, I am not a big fan of the fiddle back in wood so much. Like your Brno has the tiger stripes. I prefer the plainer but distinct wood grain pattern though the stock. The fiddle back is apparently more desired by most and more expensive.
bentaz wrote:Supaduke wrote:I have one, great plinker and looks cool.
I call it " The Chauser"
Actually I might have lied above. Did you bring that to plinkfest?
BRNO_Bigot wrote:Since I have to uphold my name on here,
Brno Model 1, 2, 2E or 5
The Brno Model 2 shown earlier is a 2E, BTW (unless the stock has been changed).
Just to be different - what about a BSA kadet (Martini action) - that should get the people slavering.
Stix wrote:sungazer wrote:Looks like as many opinions as assholes type of question. Everybody has different tastes. lucky or we would all be fighting over the same girl.
Im surprised the brno model 1 or a sportco hasnt been mentioned.
Personally i think any one of these fits your brief just nicely...
Sportco mod 63
Lithgow model 12
Brno mod 1 or 2.
Imagine how many pallets of lead were released from these 4 beauties...!!!
Biggus63 wrote:If you can find one a Winchester Model 320 is a pretty nice rifle. They were based on Sportco actions and made in the '70s. First rifle I ever bought back in about 1976.
Stix wrote:Biggus63 wrote:If you can find one a Winchester Model 320 is a pretty nice rifle. They were based on Sportco actions and made in the '70s. First rifle I ever bought back in about 1976.
I thought it was the other way around...the Sportco's were based on the Wini's...?
Wombat wrote:More info here on the Sportco - Winchester action - http://www.sportco.org.au/history.htm For some reason I had thought they were making 25000 per annum rather than total.
A Nice rare Vintage .22 would be a Fieldman in a thumbhole stock.