Mines not an S&W, but it runs flawless with any junk 22 ammo. I put it together out of spare parts a while ago and picked up a 22 barrel for it recently. It's got a Leupold RDS on it. I've shot steel challenge with it a couple times, but that's been about it.
. I did a lot of hand loading and found that the Marlin really liked 150 gr spire points, tube magazines and spire points don't get along well for obvious reasons, so it was 1 in the chamber and 1 in the mag. The Savage with the box mag had no issues with the spire point hand loads I used in the Marlin and a vast improvement in it's shooting capabilities.Won't be able to use this one much longer with the severe drought taking all of the water, the lakes will be empty and they will be able to walk up to the boat and find them.
I picked up a vintage Savage 110 in 30-30 at a gun show. I've always liked the 30-30, had a Marlin previously, just right for that pouch on the back side of that blanket seat cover I had in the Yota 4x4
Look at the winter triggers. There's a relatively common version for M1 Rifle, and a similar one for the carbine, and I'm pretty sure I've seen at least a couple other versions but maybe not for the M1 rifle. The exposed trigger safety issue you already have to manage on any of these.
I just like bolt guns
The only autoloading rifle I've ever owned is a Ruger 10/22. I bought it at a department store on a Saturday so the store would cash my paycheck 
Yeah it was before banks were open on Saturdays . I think the Ruger was like $60 
Wanna make your money back on that investment?I just like bolt guns
you could, but that would very likely kill our deal
It has it's place in my collection. My heirs can sell it if they like when the time comes
Thanks anyway.
thats cool, guns make great heirloomsIt has it's place in my collection. My heirs can sell it if they like when the time comes
I have a little Winchester bolt 22 that my dad gave to me when I was about 10 or 11. I forget what model it is, but he bought it when he was a kid somewhere around 1940. When he gave it to me it was a project because he and his brothers had broken the stock right through the pistol grip and repaired it with piano wire and friction tape
that sounds about rightI have a little Winchester bolt 22 that my dad gave to me when I was about 10 or 11. I forget what model it is, but he bought it when he was a kid somewhere around 1940. When he gave it to me it was a project because he and his brothers had broken the stock right through the pistol grip and repaired it with piano wire and friction tape
Defrost on hot. Heat them burritos right up. I don't carry in the house but not far from it. No kids in the house but isn't a problem if they do visit.
You ever think about getting a dog. My sidearm gets put away, I have a sweeper for defending the home a modified Remington 1100 with a cocktail blend, sits right beside the lazyboy.
Me too. My Pyrenees is always on high alert - there is no such thing as sneaking up on her, even when she's asleep. That's a whole bunch of you-ain't-coming-in-here to deal with while I wake up and take care of business. Sucks to be you, idiot home invader.
What type of class are you thinking of?
