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Is it ok to ask for some suggestions about good .22 rimfire rifles to own here?
Just got my gun license

http://cz-usa.com/product/cz-455-varmin ... -5-rd-mag/

Or if you prefer "lego" guns.....can't beat the Ruger 10/22...swap parts and make it into what ever you want...at a cost.

Google custom Ruger 10/22 to see some of the options... 8)

I'm going for a ruger mk3 with volquartsen barrel for my first pistol already decided but probably a full volquartsen after some practice with the ruger. Have to convince my local gun shop to import them tho.
Damn cz again... people here mostly go for cz but I found Marlin has some handsome looking ones, are they any good? I really can picture a lever action in my collection
Note that I use them for target shooting/precision shooting only.

Marlins are realllll nice. Henry's are even better I think. Funny Gipp, I was looking at that rifle for a while now. Really want to mount a Malcolm tube scope to it. Go for a early 1900's Varmint rifle.

Well looks like the stores here don't make single import nor orders, so does US gun store sell .22 internationally if I provide the license issued in my country?

Maybe if your selling owns an american FFL, which i highly doubt.

I mean if american stores accept firearm ownership licenses of foreign countries.
If this is an dead end does a .22 stay registered under a person in all states? From what I read sales in gun shows or individuo transfer aren't always checked. So if my friend in the US buys a .22 and sends to me will he get any trouble as losing a gun? Note that I'm absolutely not planning to buy an illegal gun, I'm just trying to purchase some guns from the US for my own use here.

Sending a gun through the mail is tricky, and let alone probably illegal. Ill shoot you a pm, friend.

I'd go there and pick it up myself since my license allows me to import .22 firearms. The plane ticket would be cheaper than importation fees and shipping

Anybody here got a QB79 bottle block for sale?

wyz2285 wrote:Is it ok to ask for some suggestions about good .22 rimfire rifles to own here?

What's the legality of muzzle cans in Portugal

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

wyz2285 wrote:Is it ok to ask for some suggestions about good .22 rimfire rifles to own here?

What's the legality of muzzle cans in Portugal

Suppressors are not allowed (as expected )
Not that I plan to follow it if I ever decide to practice shooting in my garage

wyz2285 wrote:Anybody here got a QB79 bottle block for sale?

Nope...but I came across these on a Russian forum a while back. Factory piece has too many o-ring grooves and the mount screws too close to the end for "serious" use anyway.

wyz2285 wrote:Not that I plan to follow it if I ever decide to practice shooting in my garage

You'll be amazed how many people use them for this reason. For testing purposes a 2 liter PET bottle with a cup of water in it does wonders.

@Gippeto I have read about that. I currently own a QB78 and I'm not sure what to do with it, the block seemed like a simple way. What you mean by serious use? I mean I can modify the valve to use higher pressure but is the stock chamber any good? It's for co2 after all.
@Jack I suppose the water is to cool the gas? But wouldn't the water vapor add extra noise?