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I dont understand why they made it so blocky looking ???

RUGER SR-22 Rifle The new Ruger SR-22 is an autoloading, rimfire rifle that combines the legendary reliability of the Ruger 10/22 with the ergonomics and configurability of the new AR-style Ruger SR-556. The new SR-22 Rifle allows shooters to use economical .22 LR ammunition, while still enjoying the look and feel of an “AR” and experiencing the reliability they have come to appreciate from Ruger. Because it utilizes the unique rotary magazine supplied with the Ruger 10/22, the SR-22 Rifle offers the same gold standard for reliability in autoloading rimfire rifles. Like the 10/22, the AR-style SR-22 Rifle also has an extensive array of accessories available, allowing shooters to select a custom configuration that best suits their tastes and needs. The SR-22 Rifle uses a standard 10/22 action inside a top-quality, all-aluminum chassis that faithfully replicates the AR-platform dimensions between the sighting plane, buttstock height, and grip. The SR-22 Rifle provides a Picatinny rail optic mount, and includes a six-position, telescoping M4-style buttstock (on a Mil-Spec diameter tube), plus a Hogue® Monogrip® pistol grip. Buttstocks and grips may be swapped out for any AR-style compatible option. The SR-22 Rifle also features a round, mid-length handguard mounted on a standard-thread AR-style barrel nut. Picatinny rails, specifically designed for this handguard, are available from Ruger, allowing the handguard to be configured to accept any number of rail-mounted sights or accessories. A barrel support block is installed in the handguard, ensuring accuracy and allowing the standard 10/22 V-block barrel attachment system to be used. The SR-22 Rifle is equipped with a precision-rifled, cold hammer forged alloy steel barrel. The 16-1/8” barrel is capped with an SR-556/Mini-14 flash suppressor mounted with a ½”-28 thread.

you might be on to something

Great to meet ya Rodent. :dance:

Ive always installed my scopes by eye. This time around I was thinking I might like to try some of the installation tools that are out there. Do any of you folks have experience with these levels and rods and such? I did make my own scope lapping rod a few months back.

Nice to have you here sontag_shooter. Thanks for joining

My parents had a place in New Yorks Adirondack Mountains. We would get that pollen from the pine trees. That stuff would be everywhere in the house and cabinets. That crap is like dust from sanding drywall

Keep up the good work!

Curiously do you know the diameter of the barrel under the block? Maybe there some inspiration here at one of my other sites

Great picture.

Very Nice!!!

Great entrance! Welcome

Interesting. Thanks for the news.

Thanks!

Ive been trying to improve my photography skills so the images on my websites wont look so crappy. A member over at FNF Texas Armadillo really got me going in the right direction with lighting and depth of field etc. Now every picture becomes a production. Im so envious of folks who have the ability to take great random pictures of their guns and gear. Do any of you guys have any photography tips? What camera set up are you folks using? Any other accessories? Lighting, filters, soft boxes etc?

Many years ago there was a company that offered self adhesive targets that exploded when hit with a pellet, arrow or bullet. If I recall correctly they appeared to be similar to a cap from a cap gun except about 2" diameter. Does anything like that exist today? The only thing I could find was something that had to be mixed up.

Microgunner hooked me up...the decision has been made. I opted for the Leupold 56090. :dance: :dance: :dance: Hey Microgunner :bow: :beer:

The other morning when I woke up I had to pop my eye lids open with my fingers.

Here in New England my body goes to crap every spring and fall with seasonal allergies. The fall being the worst. Do you guys in the southern states go through this crap to? Ragweed and golden rod seem to be my biggest issue.

Ill PM you and take this offline

Thanks guys. i actually did consider all those you guys mentioned. The Super Snipers are pretty inexpensive compared to the others. They are all fixed power at this time. The guys at SWFA are behind that project. I will most likely get one at some point for one of my AR-15's. I was pretty close to getting the Trijicon until I found the Leupold at Botach for like $1250. Everyone else is selling the Leupold for around $1500. At $1500 I would be inclined to go another $200 and get the Night Force. However since finding the good price on the Leupold it's real difficult justifying the additional $500 for the NF. I havent ruled out the NF, Im just no longer at a 50/50 split on which to get. Im normally a $600 and under scope guy but recently I did a nice IT job on the side that will cover the cost of the optics. This scope is a once in a lifetime purchase for me. In the end it may come down to which is available. Heres the Leupold and Night Force

Ha! I just ordered a Bipod too!!! I ordered the Tango Down Advanced Combat. It's normally about $195. I got it for about $140 delivered. It was an impulse buy based on the price and being sleepy .

Thanks! Ill keep my eyes out for them too

Does anyone have a part number handy for the mags?

I dont have much going on. Mostly house work. I really need to clean the basement