The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Tactical Rifle & Carbine => Topic started by: nealtome on October 31, 2010, 08:33:22 PM
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Mossberg Tactical 22 has anybody shot one or bought one
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http://www.mossberg.com/products/default.asp?id=43§ion=products
Are you talking about this model? Bill T.
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yes look like a fun little 22 and the price doesnt break the bank
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i have 8 22s four pistols and four rifles
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I haven't seen or handled one as of yet. But the price is right, and if I were in the market for a AR-15 style .22 I would for sure check it out. I think the Mossberg line of .22's are highly underrated. Bill T.
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I havent either I have a m&p it is wicked. I may get the ruger version but wanting a new AR.
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I ve heard that they are not very accurate.
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Take your basic 22 semi auto. Put a stock on it that has a butt load of picky nose rails, call it "tactical". Jack the price up 300%. Slow sellers are cleaned out of the warehouse.
The Mossburg "Plinkster", which is what the basic rifle is, can be had for less than $100.
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Okay, and I can't believe I'm recommending Ruger since I swore them off after the large cap
clip er magazine debacle.
Get a current model Ruger 10/22 VARMINT model. Heavy barrel, no barrel band, floating stock. Tactical-ize it with after market parts. Just don't hang anything on the barrel. You'll have a black "tactical" rifle that shoots less than MOA at 50yds. You'll also have lot's of fun outfitting it. It may cost a few dollars more, but not only will your gun look cool, you will also be able to hit where you are aiming. A lot of guys at the range can talk the talk and have all the bling, but at the end of the day, what counts is who can walk the walk and put the holes where it counts.
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Like this ? ;D
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=180441
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A recent Amereican Rifleman reviewed the "tactical" .22s. Remington seemed to be the best accuracy wise at less than 2" (I think 1.9" give or take) at 100 yards. It was also the cheapest at $450 ish. Still, the base model (same gun, no lawn ornaments) can be had for a lot cheaper. I'm with Alf though. Get an H-bar 10-22, some decent after market hi-caps, a red dot, and call it a day. Hel, buy the rifle used and add the barrel and save $$$. Mine is still going strong after almost 30 years and god alone knows how many rounds. I wouldn't blink at buying a used one.
FQ13
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S&Wmp 22 isnt bad I liked it better than the ruger. Just didnt like the 500 buck price tag.