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.22 Rifles

Post by Guardian if the land » Sat Dec 29, 2012 1:16 am

I want to buy a .22 rifle for my son(who made this ID,don't mind the username).
I want to keep the price under 60k.Are there any imported rifles available in this rage and will IOF .22 rifle will do just fine.If I want to go for an imported one which is the one for which I don't have to pay lot of extra money.
I live in Lucknow.

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by nagarifle » Sat Dec 29, 2012 8:18 am

imported ones? should be looking at around 1.25lac
should be able to get an iof 22 for 60 easy
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Post by mundaire » Sat Dec 29, 2012 9:08 am

You can consider picking up a single shot .22 rifle, these are not in demand and hence retail for between 8-15,000/- depending on how well you can bargain.

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by AgentDoubleS » Sat Dec 29, 2012 1:06 pm

The IOF .22 costs around Rs. 45k in Delhi including taxes. I've been following up with dealers for the last few months but there aren't any new ones in stock. Have been told they should get some in mid January. You might want to see what the situation in Lucknow is.

Single shots are good alternate options if you have the eye to pick up a good rifle.

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by miroflex » Sat Dec 29, 2012 1:21 pm

Guardian if the land wrote:I want to buy a .22 rifle for my son(who made this ID,don't mind the username).
I want to keep the price under 60k.Are there any imported rifles available in this rage and will IOF .22 rifle will do just fine.If I want to go for an imported one which is the one for which I don't have to pay lot of extra money.
I live in Lucknow.
Welcome to the forum Guardian. I can point you towards a good imported rifle within your budget. My email address is given in the Guns Wanted (Buy/Sell) columns of this forum.

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Post by inplainsight » Sat Dec 29, 2012 2:01 pm

mundaire wrote:You can consider picking up a single shot .22 rifle, these are not in demand and hence retail for between 8-15,000/- depending on how well you can bargain.
Abhijeet,

What's a single shot .22? Is it like a breech loader?

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by miroflex » Sat Dec 29, 2012 4:23 pm

kandarp wrote:
mundaire wrote:You can consider picking up a single shot .22 rifle, these are not in demand and hence retail for between 8-15,000/- depending on how well you can bargain.
Abhijeet,

What's a single shot .22? Is it like a breech loader?

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Hello Kandarp,

Single shot .22 rifles are most commonly of the bolt action type. In the UK, underlever Martini actions were popularly used for target shooting, being known as match rifles. They were made by BSA, Greener, Westley Richards etc. Hope this helps.

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by ribaalber » Sat Dec 29, 2012 4:33 pm

Any idea how much a Ruger 10/22 costs in India? I am sure there must be some around as it is a pre-1980 gun, or is it prohibited because of it being Semi-Auto?
What are some of the good Imported 22's available and what price range?

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by miroflex » Sat Dec 29, 2012 6:10 pm

ribaalber wrote:Any idea how much a Ruger 10/22 costs in India? I am sure there must be some around as it is a pre-1980 gun, or is it prohibited because of it being Semi-Auto?
What are some of the good Imported 22's available and what price range?

Would be grateful if any of the senior knowledgeable folks pitch in.. Thanks
Some of the popular makes of .22 semi-automatic rifles available in India are Browning, Remington and Winchester. Prices range from Rs. 1,50,000 to Rs. 3,00,000.
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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by inplainsight » Sat Dec 29, 2012 9:44 pm

miroflex wrote: Single shot .22 rifles are most commonly of the bolt action type. In the UK, underlever Martini actions were popularly used for target shooting, being known as match rifles. They were made by BSA, Greener, Westley Richards etc. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the reply. So it's safe to call a bolt action with a magazine a single shot? Or are there bolt actions without a magazine? (sorry if I sound stupid!)

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by Tango_ Charli » Sat Dec 29, 2012 10:08 pm

Imported are above than 1Lakh. Go for IOF. its best

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by Guardian if the land » Sat Dec 29, 2012 11:03 pm

SS wrote:The IOF .22 costs around Rs. 45k in Delhi including taxes. I've been following up with dealers for the last few months but there aren't any new ones in stock. Have been told they should get some in mid January. You might want to see what the situation in Lucknow is.

Single shots are good alternate options if you have the eye to pick up a good rifle.

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Thanks for the reply to everyone.

I think I will go for IOF .22 Rifle or any imported .22 Single shot rifle.Plz can you sugest some and with their cost)
And Plz suggest wich of the two IOF .22 rifle or any single shot .22 rifle will be better for an beginner.

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by miroflex » Sat Dec 29, 2012 11:38 pm

kandarp wrote:
miroflex wrote: Single shot .22 rifles are most commonly of the bolt action type. In the UK, underlever Martini actions were popularly used for target shooting, being known as match rifles. They were made by BSA, Greener, Westley Richards etc. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the reply. So it's safe to call a bolt action with a magazine a single shot? Or are there bolt actions without a magazine? (sorry if I sound stupid!)
You are right Kandarp. There are bolt action rifles without magazines in .22 as well as in larger calibres. These are single shot rifles. Some of the larger bores are even used by big game hunters in America and Africa. The Ruger Number 1 Single Shot bolt action rifle is a case in point.

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by Guardian if the land » Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:20 am

nagarifle wrote:imported ones? should be looking at around 1.25lac
should be able to get an iof 22 for 60 easy

Which imported .22 rifles can be bought in 1.5 lakhs? Would they be better than any .22 handguns?

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Re: .22 Rifles

Post by TwoRivers » Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:49 am

kandarp wrote:
miroflex wrote:

Thanks for the reply. So it's safe to call a bolt action with a magazine a single shot? Or are there bolt actions without a magazine? (sorry if I sound stupid!)
No. A bolt action with magazine is a (bolt action) repeater. Any cartridge firearm is a breechloader.

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