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I ordered the CZ from PSA





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Yay! Range report is next. Smile




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I’ve got a 3-9 firedot sitting on the bench but I think a 2-7 outta be more fitting. I think I got a vortex 2-7 NIB somewhere. Probably heavier than I’d like but it’ll work until I can find a Leuopold 2-7 duplex.

If I can ever get time off I’ve got 4 new guns and a P365 I just upgraded that I’d like to try out.

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Buy that Classic SIG in All Stainless,
No rail wear will be painless.
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Back when I bought my Ruger All-Weather 77-22, they were still in production, the CZ models were not yet readily available.
Polymer boat paddle stock, all stainless steel, no sights.

Yes, the 2-7 Leupold rimfire variable is what I recommend. That's what is on my 77-22.
The factory parallax setting for the rimfire scopes is more suited for .22LR ammo than a centerfire scope.
50 yards vs 100 yards if I recall correctly.

I don't shoot mine regularly now, but once moved into the cabin, it likely will live behind the front door.
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Ruger’s website is showing the 77/22 currently only available in .22 Hornet. Don’t know what’s going on at Ruger now with so many models being discontinued.

I got really lucky a few years back and Cabela’s had one on the used rack for $189. Obviously someone made a mistake in the pricing. I grabbed it as quick as I could and it also came with the original box. Turns out it was a first year production of the 77/22 and has iron sights. I’ve mounted a Sightron 2-7x rimfire scope in Warne quick detach rings on it. My first range trip I experiences several misfires with it, disassemble the bolt and cleaned all the original crusty assembly grease out of it and it has been 100% reliable ever since.

You might want to check out Springfield Armory’s Waypoint 2020 Rimfire. Bolt action available in various grades of walnut and uses 10/22 compatible magazines.

https://www.springfield-armory...2020-rimfire-rifles/




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You can't go wrong with any CZ. Some models have threaded barrels for suppressor mounting.

The 77/22 would have to be used, as Ruger only makes it in .22 Hornet now.

I have a wood-stocked version of a Turkish-made Springfield Armory 2020 Rimfire. It is one-way compatible (goes in, feeds, but has to be pried out, and an extended I tried wouldn't even go in) with 10/22 magazines. Pleased with it, and found at Bass Pro for $350 on sale.
 
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The Volquartsen Summit is an impressive straight pull rifle in .22 Long Rifle, .22 WMR, .17 Mach2 or .17 HMR. Outside the price range, but lots of custom options.
 
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