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Browning .22 Automatic
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<blockquote data-quote="specweldtom" data-source="post: 168318" data-attributes="member: 2580"><p>I've shot several of the Belgian .22 take-down autos. All were very accurate. I don't know about the Japanese barrels. The trick is to tighten the barrel nut until it takes a real effort to rotate the barrel around to latch it in. When you do that, the grooved receiver works fine. No need to buy another barrel unless you just want to. Some of the clamp-on rings will mark the dovetail edges a little. The main thing is to be sure your scope will be clear at short range, at least down to 20 yds. The shorter the better. Many 1" scopes are blurry at rimfire ranges, but not all. </p><p>These fine little rifles benefit from a good scope, they are that accurate.</p><p></p><p>Have fun, Tom</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="specweldtom, post: 168318, member: 2580"] I've shot several of the Belgian .22 take-down autos. All were very accurate. I don't know about the Japanese barrels. The trick is to tighten the barrel nut until it takes a real effort to rotate the barrel around to latch it in. When you do that, the grooved receiver works fine. No need to buy another barrel unless you just want to. Some of the clamp-on rings will mark the dovetail edges a little. The main thing is to be sure your scope will be clear at short range, at least down to 20 yds. The shorter the better. Many 1" scopes are blurry at rimfire ranges, but not all. These fine little rifles benefit from a good scope, they are that accurate. Have fun, Tom [/QUOTE]
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