Interesting. So would you still need a CCW permit to CC with the new law?

Yes you you still need a permit to conceal carry. It's my understanding that the new law will make a more uniform code statewide so you don't have to wonder what laws and ordinances are in place in each city and county. If I have this figured wrong hopefully someone more knowledgeable will chime in.

Nice!

I have the compact .22LR version. I put in the raised comb stock, and mounted a Leupold scope. Its a good little bolt gun for the money.

odd. still need a CCW but can open carry. I can't wrap my head around that. I'm sure there's a reason, but my peanut brain can't process it right now.

No doubt. This one cost me $290 OTD. Cheaper than the 22 takedown was.

I am still trying to figure out what kind of scope to go with on this little varmint getter.

From what I am seeing they are dead accurate at 200 yds and pretty good out to 300.

What kind of Leupold setup did you go with?

Sold my xds 45 to help with the funeral. I can replace it in July. I'm thinking either the S&W M&P Shield 9mm or the XDS 9mm in bi tone. XDS is $150 more but man I love the stainless look on it.

I went with the VX-1 Rimfire 2-7x28mm.

http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shoot...fire-2-7x28mm/

And I mounted it with a set of Leupold Rifleman .22 RF 3/8" rings.

http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shoot...38-inch-rings/

The scope was a little expensive, but you get what you pay for. Buy once, cry once. Very clear glass, and I like the fine duplex reticle.

The 17HMR is a nice little round from what I've read. I've thought about getting one of the 17 HMR Savage rifles. About how much per round did you pay?

I picked up 5 boxes, 50 rd. FMJ.... that were tagged at 16.99.
The shop owner marked all of them down to $13/box for me. :thumb:

So figure .26/round


And after looking at the Savage, Marlin and Ruger side-by-side.... I would go with the Marlin or Ruger over the Savage.

I just wasn't too impressed with the way the mag didn't want to go back into the rifle once I removed it. Kind of a pain in the ass the way everything fit together.

So I went out and bought a high priced air rifle..it is awesome..it's a .22 Cal and the thing shots amazing..I have busted a ton of birds with it..it's very quiet and very accurate..I have hit paper plates at 125 yards..I will take some pictures and put it up..but it's a lot of fun and we'll worth the $180

I've got another Mosin Nagant on the way. This time its a Finnish M39. Should arrive next week. Here are a couple of pics...

http://gunsnammo.com/6044x-2.JPG

http://gunsnammo.com/6044x-1.JPG

Ive killed probably over 500 tree rats in my yard & 2 Racoons with my 99 dollar Beeman R-S 22 cal pellet rifle. best pellets IMO are Crossman Premier &
Predator Polymag. Not cheap for a pellet, but they pack a lot of punch for 16 grains
http://www.amazon.com/Predator-Polym...22+air+pellets

EDIT/ It took probably 100 shots before the dieseling stopped & another 800 shots to really break in the barrel. i also took electrical tape & wrapped it around my barrel about 1/4 inch thick to help the vibration from the piston spring. If your new rifle uses compressed Nitrogen no tape needed

https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.n...75302214_o.jpg

I've been looking for a good one, got a link to it?
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http://m.basspro.com/Benjamin-Titan-...2042011050415/

I replaced the scope and it took a couple hundred shots yo break it in but it is a great rifle..trigger pull takes getting used to but it's a lot of fun to shoot

Thanks
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