Some 100yd plinking with a Mystery .22lr

[Wolfdog91]

Had some time before work to try and streach out my little mystery .22lr and try out my new camera set up all these years and I still don't know what this .22lr is lol


https://youtu.be/yWHeDGY_G_g

[1006]

Nice….

[tazman]

That looks like a lot of fun.

[hoodat]

I love how you "doped" your elevation, and were dead on.

I love good shooting 22's, and bolt actions are usually great. I used to trap muskrats, and on some quiet evenings just before dark I could shoot a fair number of them. Shots were usually from 5 to 20 yards, and it had to be a brain shot. One inch back in the neck and the pelt was worth about 20% of full price.

My favorite rifle was a single shot Western Auto Revelation. It would group a scootch over an inch at 100 yards, and could put them through the same hole at 15. Back then my scope was a Weaver K-4.

I love your posts and vids Wolfdog. jd

[dverna]

Shooting sure is fun isn’t it!!

I am a big believer in trigger time.

[smithnframe]

Very nice!

[Tokarev]

If you post some close-up pics of the bbl and action we might recognize the thing.

[BigAlofPa.]

Nice shooting indeed.

[gwpercle]

Shooting sure is fun isn’t it!!

I am a big believer in trigger time.

LIKE ! :goodpost:
and ... Without trigger time you have a real hard time learning how to shoot !
Gary

[Murphy]

Thanks Wolfdog91,

I always enjoy your videos. Excellent shooting my friend!

Murphy

[Budzilla 19]

Wolfdog, that is some great shooting! I like that gong set up. I’m gonna steal that idea,for sure.

As a side note, Remington Thunderbolts get bashed a lot, looks like they are working for you! Keep up the good work, and, I agree, trigger time is crucial for successful shooting skills!

[chsparkman]

What fun, and before work even!

[todd9.3x57]

way to go!!!!!!

[johniv]

Good shootin! Thanks for posting.

[rintinglen]

That was pretty neat! Mystery rifle or no, it shoots pretty darned well.

[Steve E]

Great shooting no matter how you look at it. Ever heard of Pontotoc Co?

Steve.......

[Bigslug]

If you post some close-up pics of the bbl and action we might recognize the thing.

+1. When you have a .22 that pegs the fun meter like that, it's worth doing the homework, so you can track down the spare parts and extra mags you'll need to keep it running indefinitely.:guntootsmiley: