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m_liebst · January 10, 2013, 02:44 PM

For the price-imo-it's worth every dollar.

Pros: Fixed-Barrel design for precise target level accuracy/ Heavy bull barrel
Least finicky -IMO- with all variations of .22lr ammo out there
Proven for decades as rugged and long lasting with little up-keep
Unlimited upgrades/ Mods and very affordable price

Cons: Not so good out of the box trigger
MK3 models have the un-needed LCI & mag release trigger lock-up!
Breakdown seems to be difficult to some newcomers

I've got one and it's incredibly accurate to the point that i've used it to hunt small game when scoped. Never have problems with ammo and I've put sofar about 12 k through the gun in th 2 years I've had it so far.

January 10, 2013, 02:44 PM	#7
m_liebst Senior Member Join Date: February 2, 2011 Location: San Francisco Posts: 301	For the price-imo-it's worth every dollar. Pros: Fixed-Barrel design for precise target level accuracy/ Heavy bull barrel Least finicky -IMO- with all variations of .22lr ammo out there Proven for decades as rugged and long lasting with little up-keep Unlimited upgrades/ Mods and very affordable price Cons: Not so good out of the box trigger MK3 models have the un-needed LCI & mag release trigger lock-up! Breakdown seems to be difficult to some newcomers I've got one and it's incredibly accurate to the point that i've used it to hunt small game when scoped. Never have problems with ammo and I've put sofar about 12 k through the gun in th 2 years I've had it so far. Last edited by m_liebst; January 10, 2013 at 02:52 PM.