Category: Rimfire

  • Blazer 22 Long Rifle Review

    Blazer 22 Long Rifle Review

    Budget Accuracy In terms of inexpensive ammunition, Blazer seemed to come out on top. It bested all of our bulk pack ammunition choices and came in as the most accurate high velocity round in our 2014 comparison of 20 different kinds of 22 LR ammo. With a speed of 1235 at the muzzle, this is…

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  • Browning SA-22 Takedown Review

    Browning SA-22 Takedown Review

    The Browning Semi Auto 22, sometimes called the SA-22, was first produced in 1914 and is still in production today. It looks a bit odd in person and in photos because of some strange dimensions. The bottom eject receiver is oddly small, but it turns out to be a great balance point to hold the…

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  • Norinco NS522 Review and Uber Article

    Norinco NS522 Review and Uber Article

    This is not a really well known rimfire rifle, because few of them were made. As far as I could tell, the ones making it into Canada were originally made for an American outfit in the mid 90’s, but the Clinton import ban on Chinese weapons stopped this particular batch from moving into the US.…

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  • Savage Rascal Review

    Savage Rascal Review

    A length of pull for little ones A few weeks ago, I brought my 6 year old out to the shooting range for the first time. We first went over a simplified version of the safety briefing I give to everyone I bring out, and then headed out. He was pumped! But as soon as…

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  • Browning T-Bolt Review

    Browning T-Bolt Review

    I don’t review many .22lr rifles, and I really should. I think the only other one I have reviewed is the Marlin 795, an inexpensive semi auto. The Browning T-Bolt is a very different 22. Available in wood and synthetic stocks, the T-bolt is a very handsome 22, and you can tell that every effort…

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  • Aftermarket Stocks for the Marlin 795

    Aftermarket Stocks for the Marlin 795

    The Marlin 795 is a wicked little semi auto 22. From the factory with a heavy enough barrel, conservative 10 round stick magazine, a last round bolt hold open, and a lot of accuracy for the dollar, there’s not much to dislike about the 22. One aspect that won’t get high marks is the composite…

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