Rimfire Dilemma

[bobtodrick]

Originally Posted by Ranch11

I would not buy a Henry. They have a lot of plastic polymer parts in that action. I threw mine away.

What, the same plastic polymer that the Glock (one of the most dependable handguns made) is made out of?

[morinj]

I would agree with a few of the other members, check out a .17hmr, they are amazingly accurate!

[Trochu]

Originally Posted by Homes Outside

I am debating between a Ruger 10/22, or a Henry lever action.

I would, without a doubt, have gotten the Ruger as well. If you want a lever, its worth it IMO to save up till a Browning can be obtained. I would never buy another Henry.

[goosejerky]

I have yet to see any votes for the CZ 512... probably shoots dimes all day...

[wildbill]

10/22

[graybeard]

Originally Posted by morinj

I would agree with a few of the other members, check out a .17hmr, they are amazingly accurate!

X2.....
I had several .22's and then I cleaned out the safe. I opted for one rim fire in in a CZ 455, .22LR and one in a CZ (V) 542 .17 HMR.

I will say this; I love the deadly .17 HMR but the .22 is so cheap to shoot.

No more decisions as they both come with me. Oh, and both shoot under a dime at 90 yards.

Good luck,

[graybeard]

Originally Posted by graybeard

X2.....
I had several .22's and then I cleaned out the safe. I opted for one rim fire in in a CZ 455, .22LR and one in a CZ (V) 542 .17 HMR.

I will say this; I love the deadly .17 HMR but the .22 is so cheap to shoot.

No more decisions as they both come with me. Oh, and both shoot under a dime at 90 yards.

Good luck,

One other thing if I were to do it ll over; both CZ's would have thumb-hole stocks. I like the way you "lock-up" with them..... IMHO.

[CaberTosser]

Originally Posted by 58thecat

I open the patio door, shoot from inside....on cold days....wife is shopping of course....

Remember to turn on the range hood fan to ventilate