I was going to use Vintage Overton 10/22 as the subject but after shooting the smell of burnt powder jumped out at me.
It wears a vintage El Paso Weaver Marksman. I normally use the 15 round mags but felt it wouldn’t be right in this first full year production rifle. It belonged to my father-in-law and I inherited it.
It’s snowing and I didn’t want to get it wet so I didn’t walk far.
Site seems to be OK. Load issue should be resolved now.
Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
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Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Re: Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
I like the title you chose better too. Very cool rifle. Stay warm there.
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Re: Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
Great way to start a snowy day!
Re: Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
That classic 10/22 silhouetted against the bright snow is wonderful.
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Re: Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
That's a collectible 10/22 in every way possible, a true treasure. Congrats.
Re: Range Report: the smell of burnt powder
A 10/22 classic or not is just one fun way to enjoy a range session
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