Best .22wmr rifle
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CoalCrackerAl
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I have a Marin XT and CZ 457 in 22 mag. Both shoot well. Marlin ones are out of production for now. Ruger took over Marlin. So in time they may be available again.
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Bergara BMR Carbon 22WMR
https://www.bergara.online/us/rifles/rimfire/bmr-carbon-rifle/
CZ 457 American
https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-457-american/
https://www.bergara.online/us/rifles/rimfire/bmr-carbon-rifle/
CZ 457 American
https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-457-american/
dranrab
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If I were going to buy one right now, it would be a Bergara or CZ. Ruger Predators can be good, but they are too much of a QC crap shoot.
Armored farmer
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Winchester 9422XTR classic lever action
Legionnaire
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I like my walnut and blued Ruger 77/22.
The Happy Kaboomer
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A marlin 1894M like mine..........Very accurate. Steel and walnut........Will probably last forever.
Armored farmer
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My buddy has a stainless 7722 ruger with the 10rd rotary mag and Zytel Canoe paddle stock.
That is the holy grail of 22mag rifles IMHO.
That is the holy grail of 22mag rifles IMHO.
Rubone
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I have a Savage 93FV-SR that is a good shooter. The magazines are a little fussy but some judicious adjustment takes care of it.
BigBlue 94
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Ruger 10/22 Magnum... If you can find one.
Ruger 96/22 lever action
Winchester 9422M lever
Marlin 25M bolt action
Savage 24 22Mag over 410 or 20ga
Stevens Favorite (2000's model)
I have no experience with CZs but i hear good things.
Ruger 96/22 lever action
Winchester 9422M lever
Marlin 25M bolt action
Savage 24 22Mag over 410 or 20ga
Stevens Favorite (2000's model)
I have no experience with CZs but i hear good things.
C.R.
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I like my Henry it's a hoot to shoot. If I ever spot a Stevens Favorite in .22Mag I will jump on it like a duck on a junebug
Riomouse911
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I have a Henry .22 WMR lever gun and a Ruger American Rimfire that now wears a Boyds laminated stock rather than the original black plastic-y one.
The Henry is lever-gun-fun to shoot and it pairs beautifully with the 6.5” Single Six wearing the .22 WMR cylinder. Shooting these two always brings a smile to my face.
But, the RAR is much more accurate in my hands. If I was hunting or plinking long range, this is the rifle I would choose.
Stay safe.
The Henry is lever-gun-fun to shoot and it pairs beautifully with the 6.5” Single Six wearing the .22 WMR cylinder. Shooting these two always brings a smile to my face.
But, the RAR is much more accurate in my hands. If I was hunting or plinking long range, this is the rifle I would choose.
Stay safe.
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Title of this thread is "Best .22wmr rifle" In most references to rifles best usually means most accurate. Anschutz has well earned reputation as the most accurate rimfire rifles available, so I suspect that a best choice would be something like this Anschutz M-1522.
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351 WINCHESTER
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The Winchester 94/22M is an outstanding rifle, but they are expensive. I hear Henry makes some pretty good lever guns.
Gordon
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I too would suggest The Ruger American Rimfire , I don't know where you live in Oregon but you better hurry up before the new law takes effect Dec 8th !, you will be waiting MONTHS and the new not yet developed course is expensive.
That Said Bradbury's Guns and Tackle in Grants Pass has handled my stuff I buy on line for years for a transfer fee including the state charges of $30 . Unfortunetly the current back log of background checks is 15,000 for non Concealed carry holders . = ?
Here is about as cheap as you will find one, buy it and have it sent to Bradbury's. call him and alert him and ask to be called when he has it, go in and start the paperwork, and come back in less than 30 days and before Ja 2023 to pick it up- Good luck.
https://www.budsgunshop.com/product.../90219/ruger+8321+american+rimfire+.22+mag+22
I bought one of these to be a companion for my .22 Mag Pistols and am extremely happy with it and they comply with the new 10 round limit and the magazines are great functionaly and available reasonable. Cloverleaf acurate at 50 yards with good scope and rest. These have a roller locked action , are NOT blow back . Very nice , and cheap !
https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/112796/rossi+22m+rfl+21b+10
I also Have an Anschutz , they aren't cheap !
Here is the cheapest nice one you will find , you could have it sent it to Markely's too.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/954717275
That Said Bradbury's Guns and Tackle in Grants Pass has handled my stuff I buy on line for years for a transfer fee including the state charges of $30 . Unfortunetly the current back log of background checks is 15,000 for non Concealed carry holders . = ?
Here is about as cheap as you will find one, buy it and have it sent to Bradbury's. call him and alert him and ask to be called when he has it, go in and start the paperwork, and come back in less than 30 days and before Ja 2023 to pick it up- Good luck.
https://www.budsgunshop.com/product.../90219/ruger+8321+american+rimfire+.22+mag+22
I bought one of these to be a companion for my .22 Mag Pistols and am extremely happy with it and they comply with the new 10 round limit and the magazines are great functionaly and available reasonable. Cloverleaf acurate at 50 yards with good scope and rest. These have a roller locked action , are NOT blow back . Very nice , and cheap !
https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/112796/rossi+22m+rfl+21b+10
I also Have an Anschutz , they aren't cheap !
Here is the cheapest nice one you will find , you could have it sent it to Markely's too.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/954717275
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Those groups are very good, especially for .22 Mag, which hasn't been a very accurate round in the past. That's why I went to a .17 HMR which often shoots better than .22 WMR.
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Old Hobo
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In the .22 mag rifle realm, I have a bolt, a lever, and a pump. Each has its own area of use.
It seems quite accurate for a .22 WMR. JP
I believe it’s for concealed carry buyers, atleast I went in to sportsman’s and got a revolver and I got in and out my check took 10 mins but the guy next to me was concealed carry and he was number 2500 that was on monday
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