cookey
Members-
Content Count
85 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Community Reputation
1 NeutralAbout cookey
-
Rank
Born Hunter
-
10-22 have a 1 in 16 twist and it is hardly noticable in the barrel if your groupes are off i would say u are cleaning it 2 much in my experince a ruger 10-=22 needs the barrel well leded in to b accurate how many rounds have u shot between cleaning i try not to clean barrel between 500-2000 rounds it takes over 500 to properly led in the barrel and when it is u will have pin point accuracy and dont clean again till she starts loosing zero .. if u over clean all the small imperfection in the barrel just put the bullet off target but if u led it in properly in time it will get better and be
-
For Sale ZEISS DURALYT 3-12X50 NO6 RET
cookey replied to trooperman's topic in Optics and Night Vision
is it still for sale ?? -
just back from an interesting evening
cookey replied to shotgun tim's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
ha ha love it they think they own all the land and all the rights because they make a few bucks -
Ferret food....... .243 !!!!!!
cookey replied to bunnyspotter's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
cant find them ?? -
i have a ruger 10/22 with a 14 . 5 barrel and it is class for the car and it is a pure tack driver at 50 yard 1 hole and one hole only
-
nothing like getting out and killing sum critters on a summers eve hope u get a few shots off bud looking foreword to your update
-
i totally agree most men i know can plynk at targets all day with grate grouping but take em out lamping and they cant hit the back end of a truck ,,, but a lot of ppl think it is about killing bunnys and such but what i am saying take your 22 lr zero at 100 and count how many shots it take u to hit out to 300 then take your CF and zero at 50 how many shot will it take ?? to shoot out to 500 yards .
-
lol that is not going to happen and u know it lol the 22 would have to b set up like a morter lol i have hit coke tins out at 500 yards with my 223 and also shot my 22lr out to 300 yards on paper if u have a 22 try it and see it is not easy to hit out to 300 on a 22
-
right i reload and well it just making shooting a 223 easy what i am trying to say is that shooting a 22 lr in my opinon takes more skill to shoot
-
right lads and galls after owning a 22lr for a number of years i have got a 223 now i recon sum one on a 22lr that knows the gun bullet takes more skill than a cf rifel as bullet drop windage takes mor affect so to sum it up dos it take more skill to shoot a 22lr in my opinon it dos or do cf take more skill lol i think not
-
Thanks chaps for the replies. The rifle is a 1:9 twist. hi [bANNED TEXT] i have a tikka t3 1-8 twist i use hodgins varget powder 60 grain v-max 25 grain powdwe cci benchrest primer 200 yards 1 inch and i am a novice to shooting but after trying many loads i can hit out to 500 yards all day long
-
i have a hawke sidewinder 30 4x16-50 and it is on my 223 have shot coke tins out to 500 yards and use it for lamping class scope far ahead of your 3x9-50 as i have one as well
-
nice job bud cant beat a bit of summer bunny bashing
-
Were to find Cz 452 American thumhole
cookey replied to bantheban's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
their u go bud thome hole stock and cheap as chips as well http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/Replacement-Stocks-for-CZ-s/156.htm -
only a air rifel sub 12 flb would do the job as most 22lr subs will travel 2 far or a shot gun would do as well