Category: Rimfire
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Keystone Mini Mosin 22LR Review
The Keystone Mini Mosin (aka the KSA 91/30 Mini Mosin Nagant) is a single shot, bolt action, 22LR made in the USA. It’s very similar to Keystone’s Crickett youth rifles, except it very closely resembles a scaled down Mosin Nagant M91/30. Bullseye North lent me this one for review. Mini Mosin Specs 2.5lbs (1.14kg) Single
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Building a Custom Ruger 10/22
The Ruger 10/22 is the most popular semi auto 22LR rifle. Many popular firearms become generic platforms that have so many aftermarket parts available, that you can build them without any original Ruger parts if you want. Think AR15, 1911, Glock 17, etc. I thought I’d write an article going through some parts decisions you’ll
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Winchester Wildcat 22 LR Rifle Review
Winchester Wildcat is the name Winchester uses for its bottom of the barrel, absolute garbage ammo. It’s also the same name they gave to a newly designed semi-auto 22LR rifle made by Silah in Turkey. Unlike the ammo, the rifle itself is super interesting and has more iterative innovations packed into it than any other
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Norinco JW-20 Review (Copy of Browning SA-22)
Just recently, I reviewed the Savage 64 Takedown and some viewers rightfully called me out that it wasn’t the cheapest takedown 22 in Canada. That honor is currently held by the Norinco JW-20, a $180 copy of the Browning SA-22. So, I took the logical next step and bought one for review. I believe that
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Remington 581 22LR Review
The Remington 580 series of bolt-action 22LR rifles includes the 580 (single shot), 581 (detachable magazine fed) and 582 (tube magazine fed). They were made over a pretty long run of 1967-1999 (this one was made in 1980.) There was even a 580 “smooth bore” for shooting 22 shotshells. The 580 series was a replacement
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Remington Nylon 66 Review
The Remington Nylon 66 is a semi automatic 22LR made from 1959 until 1989. Remington collaborated with Dupont to use the new Nylon 66 formula to make a rifle that was mostly made of the polymer. While it looks like the receiver is at least made of steel, you’re actually looking at a thin sheet
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