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Posted: 3/28/2004 9:11:03 AM EDT
Just testing out my new account at photo bucket, making sure everything works OK. Let me know what you think of it.  (edited to say) Holy crap! Thats small. how do you make it bigger? |
Haha, very funny. I supose I had that one coming though. But seriously, how do you make the pics bigger, I dont dont know how to. |
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Good looking rig R14. But then it looks a lot like one of my 10/22's.  I've got the same stock, same color but not quite as dark or glossy. Mine also has a blued receiver with a stainless barrel and a good sized scope. I don't have a bipod, though I've thought about it.  Fun rifles, that's for sure.
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R14 Very nice. I love 10/22s (my smart assed Viagra comment not withstanding). I got one for my wife (yeah, right) and converted it into this:  Internals are Volquartzen with the factory 10T barrel on a Boyds stock. The Suppressor screws onto either the 10/22 or the MarkII. On either they are dead silent with subsonic ammo. Oh, scope is Leupold. I love this thing. Great fun. low maintenance, cheap ammo. What more could you want? |
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I forget exactly what the supressor cost. But don't forget, there is a $200 tax stamp, misc costs associated with doing the paperwork at various levels (passport photos and dealer fees) and of course the cost of threading the barrel(s) to fit the suppressor. I am guessing the suppressor itself cost around $300-400. The other stuff totaled around $400 so something like $700-800 all in. Worth it though. When you shoot the rifle all you hear is the "click" of the bolt moving back and forth and the "slap" of the bullet into the cardboard behind the target. Can shoot in the desert without hearing protection all day long. Here is a pic of the suppressor on the rifle.  |
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Jimmybcool, nice guns, and quiet too. These are a couple of my quiet toys. The 10/22 has a Volquartsen action, Hogue stock and AWC Ultra II integrally suppressed barrel. The MKII has a Volquartsen action kit, Crimson Trace laser grips and is integrally suppressed by SWR.  
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