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Andy54Hawken · Sunday at 4:10 PM

One of my favorite .22 rifles ....
My Savage Model 19/33 NRA Match rifle...circa 1946
A neat looking...excellent shooting and even with it being a "Match" rifle...easy to carry rifle.
The sling is also a favorite...A Montana Gunsling.
Andy

Overall view of the rifle.

Close up of the Savage rear sight.

5 shots...off hand at 50 yards

bradsteen · Sunday at 8:10 PM

Andy54Hawken said:
One of my favorite .22 rifles ....
My Savage Model 19/33 NRA Match rifle...circa 1946
A neat looking...excellent shooting and even with it being a "Match" rifle...easy to carry rifle.
The sling is also a favorite...A Montana Gunsling.
Andy
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Overall view of the rifle.

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Close up of the Savage rear sight.
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5 shots...off hand at 50 yards

Holy rear sight, batman! That thing is huge!

Also, nice shooting!

raftman · Sunday at 8:34 PM

Another uncommon one from the collection. The CZ vz.38. was adopted as the new sidearm for the Czechoslovak military, only to have Germany invade 4 days later. Production did continue under the Germans but only a small number would end up being produced.

Andy54Hawken · Monday at 4:05 AM

bradsteen said:
Holy rear sight, batman! That thing is huge!

Also, nice shooting!

It is...makes for an interesting time fitting into a gun sock...

The rifle does indeed shoot well...that group was with CCI Blazer .22 Ammo...not sure what I did to make the flyer...LOL
Andy

lazyeye · Monday at 9:23 PM

My newest acquisition, a Ruger Mk IV 22/45. Because the only thing better than sucking at one division in Steel is sucking in a second division. Also my ol' Olympic which I took to the range today so I could work on iron sights. I can still hit a target, so that's good.

64MercurysRule · Tuesday at 9:05 AM

raftman said:
Another uncommon one from the collection. The CZ vz.38. was adopted as the new sidearm for the Czechoslovak military, only to have Germany invade 4 days later. Production did continue under the Germans but only a small number would end up being produced.

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That is cool looking . At 1st I thought it was a Desert Eagle .