My 100 yard .22

[MJ1]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/montereyjack/400e35ec.jpg

[old Grump]

TARGETS or it ain't a hundred yard gun.

Nice looking gun though, I like simple clean and functional. There are guns to drool over and guns you drag through the wilderness and shoot. Thats a dragging gun, just my kind of flavor.

[MJ1]

Done with iron sight and bulk Remington ammo. We don't waste ammo at 25 and 50 yards. The rifle is so cool anyone can do it that says a lot about a rifle. Kind of big and heavy for a .22 but like you say a drag along. This one was made in '49 or '50 as far as I can tell but there was a batch made in the 1960's at MAS the French company/military factory . i will have to ask the girls if they saved any targets. It's my guest/training rifle as I feel if they can't get on with the MAS they aren't moving up. My first bolt was a Marlin single shot in 1954 and many summer days were spent at El Torro Marine Base ranges with the Cub and Boy Scout clubs.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/montereyjack/ff4af240.jpg

[old Grump]

Kids, new shooters, guns, bullets, grins and giggles all go together, great picture.

[MJ1]

Once she found it with a few ranging shots in the spotting scope it was all over.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/montereyjack/aa8927d1.jpg

[WB!]

A single shot .22 cal. rifle is one of the best first guns you can get. I still have mine, and still enjoy shooting it. I've had women and kids shoot mine (they had never shot before), and they loved it. I seem to have good results with CCI Mini-Mags, high volicity plated .22s.

[ready]

Long range shooting with .22 bolt guns is so much fun. And it doesn't cost a dollar every time you pull the trigger.

I have a savage mkII that I shoot at 200. Id like to go further if I can find a spot.