Good Beginner Setup. Solid stuff (IMHO) for low $$

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Good Beginner Setup. Solid stuff (IMHO) for low $$

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11/01/09 05:51 PM

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Biathlon-7-2-KO,.22LR straight pull bolt, and Russian VOMZ 8x60 scope. Setup for siluette plinking.
IZH 35 Baikal .22 LR target pistol topped with a cheap red dot scope setup for Bullseye shooting.

IMHO, if you are starting out or want to get kids into match shooting without spending $,$$$ this is the way to go.

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#1420895 - 11/04/09 11:54 AM Re: Good Beginner Setup. Solid stuff (IMHO) for low $$ [Re: serzant]
MG-70 Sergeant Registered: 01/06/09 Posts: 143 Loc: Germantown, MD	Nice duo! I agree that the Russian stuff is usually a good bang for the buck. I should've bought one of those Biathlon rifles when Centerfire had them for around $200. _________________________ "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms . . . disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes . . . Such laws serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides...” Thomas Jefferson (borrowed from Cesare Beccaria)
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#1520910 - 12/27/09 09:45 AM Re: Good Beginner Setup. Solid stuff (IMHO) for low $$ [Re: MG-70]
PsyopsE6 Private First Class Registered: 12/21/09 Posts: 16 Loc: North Carolina	Nice thing about the Russian guns, they are made to last, they only get to buy once and it has to be durable...Nice duo..keep on shootin.... _________________________
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#1570077 - 01/19/10 04:20 PM Re: Good Beginner Setup. Solid stuff (IMHO) for low $$ [Re: PsyopsE6]
danh Private First Class Registered: 01/27/09 Posts: 22 Loc: Western Wisconsin	Do you know if anyone is importing the IZH right now? I know that EAA used to, but I didn't buy one when I had the chance. Thanks, Dan H.
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#1571561 - 01/20/10 10:03 AM Re: Good Beginner Setup. Solid stuff (IMHO) for low $$ [Re: danh]
IC2SS19Z50C5 Private First Class Registered: 01/02/10 Posts: 26 Loc: PAC NW, in the vicinity of Spi...	Great Pixs serzant, and I totally Concur with MG-70 also. BTW that optical sight you have on that Baikal .22 target pistol is exactly what one of my pards has mounted on his new Remington AR-15 knock-off, a great sight for the money. Great set up for as you say introducing youngsters to firearms and shooting!!!! That straight pull biathlon rifle is just like the one a guy shoots at our monthly sporting .22s match. If you don’t mind me asking, where did you get both of those shooters??? And are they still available??? _________________________ Qualified in Submarines, 21May72 NRA Service Rifle Highpower Highmaster, 1984 [IMG]http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii230/McClellanrider/DSCF0041-2.jpg[/IMG] U.S. Army Distinguished Rifleman, 04Sep84 "Hits Count" Life Member MMA Life Member NRA
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