22 Cal Rimfire Central

The most popular caliber ever.
Designed back in the Black Powder days. Still going strong.
BB Caps/ Shorts/Longs/LRs.

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly:
What is your favorite?
What works best in your fun?
Which is the crappiest?

Remington / Winchester/ Federal /CCI / Aguila /Eley and others.

Bulk pack success and horror stories?

Also 22 fun thread. Post 'em.

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My favorite are mini mags and stingers of course

Am I a retard for having just recently spent ~$850 on a .22lr rifle? That's not including the scope, either. Pic is of said rifle.

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Just had a plate screwed into my clavicle, can pretty much only shoot .22 for a while, cannot hold much weight with the good side either. What is the lightest rifle I can get?

Nah, not as long as you enjoy it. That's a nice top end CZ.

You could always get one of those Cricket 22 rifles. They're crazy light and only ~26" OAL. They're single shot, but they still would make an excellent little survival gun. The only thing to knock them a few points for is the little kid lock they put on the rifles which, once engaged, requires a key to unlock. You'd want to remove said safety.

I enjoy it a lot. Actually, the day after I took that rifle home I ended up buying one of those surplus BRNO no.2 rifles to go along with it. That rifle was only $350 though.

Nothing wrong with spending money on aesthetics.
My 455 is nice enough and shoots MoA so I personally wouldn't have.

Custom 10/22?

No. I never understood the mentality of "bro why're you wasting so much money on a 22? Spend that money on some gucci 308 or 6.5 instead" when you might only use said 308 or 6.5 once every couple months.

I firmly believe that you should splurge on things that you use regularly (phone, vehicle, computer, bed, etc.) and among guns, a 22 rifle may end up being the one on which you pull the trigger the most - it's allowed in even indoor handgun ranges, and the ammo is famously cheap. Skills you build up on a 22 also do transfer over to other weapons.

You did great; that's a beautiful 22; don't be afraid to shoot it and ding it up a bit.

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