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https://www.browning.com/produ...to-22-challenge.html

"Grade I American walnut stock with raised comb
16.25" fixed bull barrel
Picatinny scope base included
Threaded 1/2"-28, muzzle brake supplied
Matte blued barrel and action"




It's as hideous as the original is elegant.

Just for reference, an image of the original gorgeous SA-22.


Edited to add three more images

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That just does not work visually...good thing it’s limited availability.
 
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the stock is hidious,


and fixed barrel? that is just wrong



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Pretty walnut grain... But the lines of that stock and metal are all wrong.
 
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Well, I guess someone has to give Remington competition in the department of dumb ideas...
 
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Looks like bad photoshop
 
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Who thought that was a good idea?
 
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Yeah I get the references to the fugly stock, but no mention of the stupid muzzle break...on a .22? The bull barrel is also kinda silly but I have two .22 rifles with them so I guess I shouldn't be one to talk. Then again, we got in a CZ 457 Varmint MTR the other day and at least to me it doesn't win any beauty awards either.



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I recently put a Talley picatinny rail on mine with a Trijicon RMR I had sitting around after I took it to the range last fall and realized I couldn’t see the sights with or without my new trifocals. So should I take it to my smith to get the barrel cut back past the front dovetail and threaded to put my Sparrow on it or not? Maybe I’ll cable tie the suppressor to the end to see how it balances first. Its such a sweet little shooter as it is. Decisions, decisions...
 
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I guess it would be my choice if I wanted to beat someone to death with a .22....

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I think I could kinda live with it sans the pic rail...



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muzzle brake supplied


Interesting. As I recall from long ago, S&W stopped supplying a muzzle break for the model 41 pistol because lead accumulated on it very quickly and ultimately interfered with bullet passage. I wonder how this one will work out, and whether the lead build up could ultimately make removing the brake difficult.




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A big ole No on that !


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That makes no sense to me whatsoever. It actually upsets me a bit that they would do that to such an elegant rifle. Who in the world are they marketing that to? Surely not your average dude who likes the original design. It seems that anyone looking for those additional features can be better served by something else, and at a much lower price point.

They are charging an extra $200 for the additional ugly.




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