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That one is a 17HMR, I also have one in 22lr. I have had zero problems with them. i have both triggers down to about 12oz, at this time I am using both for match shooting only. Martin

I bought mine about 2 weks ago and love it, zero complaints. It ffeds all the ammo I have tried perfectly. I added the Brooks spring kit to it and the trigger pull is right at 12oz. I am using it at rimfire matches so it works great!! Martin

I have shot both, I believe the CZ is a much nicer gun than the Savage. For $15 in the CZ I have gotten the trigger in both of mine to 12oz with no creep using Eric Brooks trigger kit. I have 2 of the Varmints, 1 in 22lr and 1 in 17HMR. They will shoot just as well and in my experience better...

Here are my Savages:110FP in .300WM, & 10FPLE2 in .308 Martin

It was very scary to get started, but once I got rolling it was hard to stop.. I used 4 colors, (black, tan, brown, od green) Krylon Camo spray cans. I used painters tape and masked ofF random areaas all over the rifle to be used as shadows later. I then wrapped the rifle with "Jute" twine (most...

So far it has been shooting great. I still need to do some fine tuning and spend some more time shooting it, as soon as it warms up some.. Martin

Well I finally got the nerve up to camo paint of of my Savage rifles. This one is a 10FP-LE2, 308. These are the best pics I could get, everything outside is covered in a layer of ICE. I used Krylon Camo paint and covered that in Aluma-hyde(?) epoxy matte clear. Everything worked great except...

Here is my Savage 110FP in .300WM. I picked the new base rifle up cheap, then changed the stock and added a nice scope. The way she sits now I have only about $700 in it... It is accurate almost to the point of being boring.. Well, not really, but it is a blast to shoot.. Martin

Savage 110FP .300WM Thompson Encore 22-250 Winchester model 70 .243WSSM Savage Striker .243 Marlin .22mag Marlin 17V .17HMR My next project will be a Savage .308 built similar to the .300 Martin

Went to the local couthouse and picked up the paperwork, filled out the application. Then I met with a local deputy to shoot, after shooting only 15 rounds he said "Thats all I need to see". We then swapped guns and did some more shooting. I then took the app. and the paper from the deputy...

I just bought 2 from "Michaels of Oregon". They are their "Mirage" line, looks like nice leather, but are an imitation. They are 1 1/4" and in brown, 2 different finishes and are holding up very nice and sturdy. I paid $20 a piece for them and have been very pleased. Martin

My shotguns Here are mine: Remington 100 12ga. with extensions, will hold 9 in the tube. The smoothest gun I have ever handled (I can empty 10 rnds from it in 2.5 seconds, and keep them in the A-zone at 20 yds) Mossberg 500 Cruiser (works great for me in this configuration) Charles Daly...

concerned citizen / Tekna I bought the Tekna knife shown in the early '80s. I have 5 different knives that they produced. The knife is about 3/16" thick. You open it by pressing and sliding the oblong button seen on the top face of the knife with your thumb. It locks in both the open and closed...

For the DE, you use standard .44 mag ammo. The same as for revolvers. As long as it is jacketed. Martin

Another important point is only use jacked bullets. Martin

The DE's are not what I would consider "A gun for a beginer". I love mine, it is great to shoot and super accurate! They can be fin iky about how you grip them, because of the way the mag "floats" in the well. As for cleaning it, I use the same stuff as for everything else, I do spray them down...

"Thunderwear" works great!:rolleyes: Chicks love it!:D As for a favorite load, I use 21 grns of AA #9 under a 240 gn XTP. Martin

Here is my main carry piece. A Kahr K40 loaded with 165 grn Golddots, in a Kramer Horsehide IWB. With a Tekna "Security Card" for back-up. Or for the really rough days I have my DE .44. :D . For back-up there is a blade of my own design and creation. Martin