The Kimber is right there with the 54 for accuracy with that ammo, from what I see. The trigger on my S-A 54 is as perfect as any unaltered factory rifle’s trigger could be. I don’t think the style of the 54 appeals to as many people these days as the Kimber, but both are beautiful .22s. Fun video. Nice job!
I enjoy watching your video`s because you are so real and you don`t spend all day talking about a lot of stuff that really doesn`t have anything to do with what you are talking about in other words a whole lot of (rambling on) like some others do. You break it up with some funny comments.
A 1970 rifle will have 70 stamped on the barrel. Since about 1976 a letter code has been used to indicate the last two digits of the year of proof. A=0, B=1, C=2, D=3, E=4, F=5, G=6, H=7, I=8, K=9. J is not used. Therefore a code of HK would be 1979.
First time I've watched one of your videos. Admittedly it was at 1.5x (to speed up the targets), but you really came across as an enthusiastic and knowledgeable presenter. Well done...I'll subscribe.
That is some excellent shooting and one of your best videos. I would prefer the Anschutz but the Kimber is a very close second. The PWS Summit has a Biathlon type action that is much faster than a bolt and less disruptive to the shooter's hold... important to Biathlon competitors shooting against the clock.
Great video! The "sticky bolt" you mention with the Kimber 82 is a result of the bolt design, specifically the cocking stud arrangement. The stud is a wear item under significant force and should be greased, inspected for wear, and periodically replaced. IMO this is the 82's biggest design deficiency.
Yes I have an 82G and check that bolt before every outing and makes sure it has a dab of lucas red grease on it. This rifle in this video belongs to a friend and just hasn't been shot much.
@@DayattherangeI have been watching your videos for quite awhile, because they are so uplifting. I would love to have a Range in my backyard as target shooting is my favourite pastime. I was a professional ski patroller until I had a spinal cord injury while marking "Early Season Hazards", aka: rocks. An older quad took a few of us to the Range and let us try out his Anschutz which had a Fortner action. I’m so glad that I’ve gotten back into "improving my marksmanship"-which I’m able to do almost as well as when I was a "walking man". Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge, thoughts, enthusiasm and humour!
Loved this video, maybe the closest to perfect ever for 22s. I am pro sporter all the way. I also take into account the "cruiseabilty" of the rifles for easing through the woods and shooting from side of tree trunks and offhand as well. No benches in the woods. No need for heavy, unbalanced bull barrel guns or artificial limb looking chassis. Give me quality walnut and steel from yesterday. Shooting paper is the ultimate humbling experience, and i think they all did exceptionally well. Surprised the a bolt hung in as well as it did. I am MOST impressed that this ammo did so well (after acclimation) in all the different rifles. Its a fit of chamber/barrel, trigger, optics, comfort, construction and ammo. All of these seem to work very well, and the shooting skill is at least great from the bench and at the correct range to test a hunting rifle in my opinion. Love to see more of this. I am a 452 guy with a soft spot for the 541 guns from remington, all have cons, the perfect bolt 22lr has not been built yet and probably never will ,but their are some that are really great. Looking for more on this maybe with the vudoo builds, 52's,cz457 and so on. Lets see who measures up. Nice job
We've transitioned to Vudoos in the last year. Three of the four shooters in our regular group are running Three 60s, with the top two shooters are averaging under MOA at 200 yards every outing.
Dear Mr. @dayattherange, hey Folks. It is an fantastic Video. Thank you for this great Job! And my Favorite is the Anschütz 54. Why? This is the Modell from Germany in Europe, it is the maybe best old system für all Rifle Matches to us. Greetings from Austria, from Europe.
The best .22 that I have ever owned was an Anschütz 64. With SK Rifle Match sub 0.3 moa at 50 and 100 meters. But she was old, built in 65,bought in 1990. But after tens of thousands of rounds that I shot through her, the grouping started to open up. Had to say goodbye.😪
Good Lord Mr RG! May I ask who did the refinish on that BRNO STOCK ? I’m loving the finish on the savage Anschutz too.. And that Kimber ,with a 9x scope ? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I’m watching the flags and that pup is impervious to the wind … or you were doing a great job reading flags down range ! And who couldn’t love that browning ? I’ll guess the Anschutz has the best trigger? Btw , your question on the sporter barrels … my Sako p94s tapered barrel will outshoot just about anything I’ve tried . I think the heavy barrels are just easier to keep steady in the bench rest . I gotta say , I think I enjoyed this vid more than any you’ve done . I’ve often thought the old stuff is better than the new . I just don’t think a mass produced weapon can consistently be as good as those models that had more hand fitting with the love of a gifted smith . Every business today is run with the better faster cheaper model . Faster and cheaper often win out over better . I do believe the quality in the older rifles was personal to the gunsmiths if the day . There’s still some around but you gotta spend a whole lot more to get guns that shoot that well .
Anshutz looks like the best, hard to beat that 54 action. After cleaning my 22s don't start really grouping until 20 to 30 rounds,looking like that's the case here. Love your videos
Eli, the classic 22s were built and are beauties, the new circa 22s are catching up in quality but the price isn't worth it, I still have and shoot a Kimber 82G and a Savage Anshutz and yes they do shoot !!
I am partial to the Anschutz, with Kimber a close second. I would try Eley 10x and Eley Match in the Anschutz since I believe the rifle was in tune with that ammo. Thank you.
I am partial to the Anschutz, although the Kimber is a close second. Try some Eley 10X and Eley match in the Anschutz. I believe these were in tune with that specific ammo. Many thanks!
I have called Kimber twice trying to convince them to start making .22s again now that they are in the great state of Alabama. I think they could make a rifle cheaper than a $3,000 Vudoo. OTOH my CZ 457 Varmint out groups every Vudoo at our club. A good friend has two Vudoos. One with an Ace barrel, other with a Bartlein. His 457 with Lilja barrel out shoots both.
There’s nothing like a Walnut, (wooden), stock. That Savage/Anschutz is a thing of beauty, absolutely stunning. I have two "black" rifles in .22lr and they don’t do anything for me. I’m not sure if it’s me, but they don’t shoot very well and the "blastic" looks crap, and sounds hollow. Horrible. Don’t hate me-I’m in my 50s and can’t lie about my dislike of cheap looking and hollow sounding rifles. I love this channel and the enthusiasm for sports shooting that our host has. He always makes me laugh along with his humorous outbursts, "Hoo! Hoo! Oh me! Oh my! Go Anschutz!" Thanks for your posts.
@@Dayattherange it’s certainly a beautiful rifle, and the BOLT itself-as you astutely pointed out-is BEEFY! I’ve been looking for one of those for a long time. Have you ever had any Range time with a Cooper Model 36 in 22?
Best group Kimber, best trigger Anschutz, The stock on the BRNO should be a little darker and it would be the one in my safe. until then the Kimber will be there. The browning is very nice, but their spray on finish doesn't hold up if it is used a lot. Ask me how I know. They have to be handled like they are museum pieces.
My favorite was the Kimber. I got a Kimber 82G with a Schillin ratchet barrel that shoots fine but I believe that Kimber sporter you was using would give mine a run for the money.
Mr Revolver guy that is an awfully nice front rest you have! The problem I see is you don't use it as designed. You move the rear bag to acquire the target. This may be some of the reasons you chase group sizes.
The rifles are fantastic, you on the other hand, not so much. Were you in the artillery? Might try a patch over one eye. Seems to help another shooter I watch. Lol
Take the 68 lol. It's alot cheaper an shoots far far better groups i would say. Only watched first 12 mins but yep. Take the burno with the 24 power tasco bolt gun.
Good video Elijah! Thanks for the shout out.
A guy I know wrote 2 books named
'Walnut & Steel", I read the first one. A good book.
The Kimber is right there with the 54 for accuracy with that ammo, from what I see. The trigger on my S-A 54 is as perfect as any unaltered factory rifle’s trigger could be. I don’t think the style of the 54 appeals to as many people these days as the Kimber, but both are beautiful .22s. Fun video. Nice job!
Well said, Sir! How about his enthusiasm, "Whoa…C’mon, Browning!!" Let ‘er rip, ‘tater chip! "©️Dayattherange (GREAT STUFF!)
FUN! I held my breath as you squeezed the trigger. Seems to me the groups improved as the test continued. Thanks so much for posting.
I enjoy watching your video`s because you are so real and you don`t spend all day talking about a lot of stuff that really doesn`t have anything to do with what you are talking about in other words a whole lot of (rambling on) like some others do. You break it up with some funny comments.
Would have liked to see a Remington 541s in the lineup,mine shoots really well.
A 1970 rifle will have 70 stamped on the barrel. Since about 1976 a letter code has been used to indicate the last two digits of the year of proof. A=0, B=1, C=2, D=3, E=4, F=5, G=6, H=7, I=8, K=9. J is not used. Therefore a code of HK would be 1979.
It is the person who shoot the guns n not the guns..He is good..👈👍
First time I've watched one of your videos. Admittedly it was at 1.5x (to speed up the targets), but you really came across as an enthusiastic and knowledgeable presenter. Well done...I'll subscribe.
That is some excellent shooting and one of your best videos. I would prefer the Anschutz but the Kimber is a very close second. The PWS Summit has a Biathlon type action that is much faster than a bolt and less disruptive to the shooter's hold... important to Biathlon competitors shooting against the clock.
Annie for fly swatting for sure 😁😁
Great video! The "sticky bolt" you mention with the Kimber 82 is a result of the bolt design, specifically the cocking stud arrangement. The stud is a wear item under significant force and should be greased, inspected for wear, and periodically replaced. IMO this is the 82's biggest design deficiency.
Yes I have an 82G and check that bolt before every outing and makes sure it has a dab of lucas red grease on it. This rifle in this video belongs to a friend and just hasn't been shot much.
@@DayattherangeI have been watching your videos for quite awhile, because they are so uplifting. I would love to have a Range in my backyard as target shooting is my favourite pastime. I was a professional ski patroller until I had a spinal cord injury while marking "Early Season Hazards", aka: rocks. An older quad took a few of us to the Range and let us try out his Anschutz which had a Fortner action. I’m so glad that I’ve gotten back into "improving my marksmanship"-which I’m able to do almost as well as when I was a "walking man". Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge, thoughts, enthusiasm and humour!
@@frufru0071 That is absolutely awesome to hear frufru keep the groups small my friend.
Savage Anschutz I think is the winner
Loved this video, maybe the closest to perfect ever for 22s. I am pro sporter all the way. I also take into account the "cruiseabilty" of the rifles for easing through the woods and shooting from side of tree trunks and offhand as well. No benches in the woods. No need for heavy, unbalanced bull barrel guns or artificial limb looking chassis. Give me quality walnut and steel from yesterday. Shooting paper is the ultimate humbling experience, and i think they all did exceptionally well. Surprised the a bolt hung in as well as it did. I am MOST impressed that this ammo did so well (after acclimation) in all the different rifles. Its a fit of chamber/barrel, trigger, optics, comfort, construction and ammo. All of these seem to work very well, and the shooting skill is at least great from the bench and at the correct range to test a hunting rifle in my opinion. Love to see more of this. I am a 452 guy with a soft spot for the 541 guns from remington, all have cons, the perfect bolt 22lr has not been built yet and probably never will ,but their are some that are really great. Looking for more on this maybe with the vudoo builds, 52's,cz457 and so on. Lets see who measures up. Nice job
Nice rifles and great shooting
We've transitioned to Vudoos in the last year. Three of the four shooters in our regular group are running Three 60s, with the top two shooters are averaging under MOA at 200 yards every outing.
Awesome collection and video Enjoyed!
Thank you Tuff
I got an Annie 54 sporter and it shoots great.
Anschutz all the way, all are fantastic rimfires. After cleaning you Really shouldn't count the first 2 targets. Keep the vids coming. Cheers 🍻
Dear Mr. @dayattherange, hey Folks. It is an fantastic Video. Thank you for this great Job! And my Favorite is the Anschütz 54. Why? This is the Modell from Germany in Europe, it is the maybe best old system für all Rifle Matches to us. Greetings from Austria, from Europe.
I liked the Savage Anschutz the best.
Year is 79 the H-7 and K-9 so there you go 👍🏻
Hi elija. Luv your videos. Wish i new how to do videos ! You have the best challenges .
I've got a Brno mod 2-E it's a tack driver love it.😊
I have a Anne 54,it's amazing like yours.
The best .22 that I have ever owned was an Anschütz 64. With SK Rifle Match sub 0.3 moa at 50 and 100 meters. But she was old, built in 65,bought in 1990. But after tens of thousands of rounds that I shot through her, the grouping started to open up. Had to say goodbye.😪
Good Lord Mr RG! May I ask who did the refinish on that BRNO STOCK ? I’m loving the finish on the savage Anschutz too.. And that Kimber ,with a 9x scope ? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I’m watching the flags and that pup is impervious to the wind … or you were doing a great job reading flags down range ! And who couldn’t love that browning ? I’ll guess the Anschutz has the best trigger? Btw , your question on the sporter barrels … my Sako p94s tapered barrel will outshoot just about anything I’ve tried . I think the heavy barrels are just easier to keep steady in the bench rest . I gotta say , I think I enjoyed this vid more than any you’ve done . I’ve often thought the old stuff is better than the new . I just don’t think a mass produced weapon can consistently be as good as those models that had more hand fitting with the love of a gifted smith . Every business today is run with the better faster cheaper model . Faster and cheaper often win out over better . I do believe the quality in the older rifles was personal to the gunsmiths if the day . There’s still some around but you gotta spend a whole lot more to get guns that shoot that well .
Once you find the ammo that a rifle likes it can be surprising how good a rifle will shoot
Wow do they shoot awesome. Thank you
Anshutz looks like the best, hard to beat that 54 action. After cleaning my 22s don't start really grouping until 20 to 30 rounds,looking like that's the case here. Love your videos
Outstanding video
thank you
I like the Annie the best. The 82 is about a pound lighter so that says a lot for it also in the accuracy department.
Anschutz54 -is my pick. I think it shot the best.
I like all but the pws.
I have a 70 mod 54.which shoots great.
Keen to see what the a bolt could do with a bigger scope.
Thanks again
Eli, the classic 22s were built and are beauties, the new circa 22s are catching up in quality but the
price isn't worth it, I still have and shoot a Kimber 82G and a Savage Anshutz and yes they do shoot !!
I am partial to the Anschutz, with Kimber a close second. I would try Eley 10x and Eley Match in the Anschutz since I believe the rifle was in tune with that ammo. Thank you.
I am partial to the Anschutz, although the Kimber is a close second. Try some Eley 10X and Eley match in the Anschutz. I believe these were in tune with that specific ammo. Many thanks!
I have called Kimber twice trying to convince them to start making .22s again now that they are in the great state of Alabama. I think they could make a rifle cheaper than a $3,000 Vudoo. OTOH my CZ 457 Varmint out groups every Vudoo at our club. A good friend has two Vudoos. One with an Ace barrel, other with a Bartlein. His 457 with Lilja barrel out shoots both.
There’s nothing like a Walnut, (wooden), stock. That Savage/Anschutz is a thing of beauty, absolutely stunning. I have two "black" rifles in .22lr and they don’t do anything for me. I’m not sure if it’s me, but they don’t shoot very well and the "blastic" looks crap, and sounds hollow. Horrible. Don’t hate me-I’m in my 50s and can’t lie about my dislike of cheap looking and hollow sounding rifles. I love this channel and the enthusiasm for sports shooting that our host has. He always makes me laugh along with his humorous outbursts, "Hoo! Hoo! Oh me! Oh my! Go Anschutz!" Thanks for your posts.
No hate here I totally understand what you are saying and have a great appreciation for it. Black rifles fun BUT something is missing.
That first one sounds like a pellet gun its so quiet!
all of them
Give me the Browning A Bolt, please…or the Savage/Anschütz. Great video-really nice rifles! Thanks very much for sharing it! Fun!!
Thank you for stopping by. That browning A-Bolt is not even broken in yet WHAT A FINISH ON THAT thing
@@Dayattherange it’s certainly a beautiful rifle, and the BOLT itself-as you astutely pointed out-is BEEFY! I’ve been looking for one of those for a long time. Have you ever had any Range time with a Cooper Model 36 in 22?
Best group Kimber, best trigger Anschutz, The stock on the BRNO should be a little darker and it would be the one in my safe. until then the Kimber will be there. The browning is very nice, but their spray on finish doesn't hold up if it is used a lot. Ask me how I know. They have to be handled like they are museum pieces.
looks lke the rifles settled in after only 5 shots
My favorite was the Kimber. I got a Kimber 82G with a Schillin ratchet barrel that shoots fine but I believe that Kimber sporter you was using would give mine a run for the money.
Who rebarrel Ed your Kimber with a Shillen ratchet? I’m looking for someone to do one of mine. Thank you!
OLd buddy of mine now deceased. Great shooter and fine gunsmith; down in Halliedayboro Illinois.@@Jeff-mv4yy
Best groups= Anschutz
Best looking= Kimber
Best trigger= Summit
The one I’d like to have= Kimber
Anschutz54 best trigger in the world and most accurate .22 rifle
I think the Anschutz will win in all categories
seems when you slow down you shoot much tighter groups
Mr Revolver guy that is an awfully nice front rest you have! The problem I see is you don't use it as designed. You move the rear bag to acquire the target. This may be some of the reasons you chase group sizes.
Could be most time I am in a rush to try and keep the video's short. I have been using the windage more consistently on the front rest.
The rifles are fantastic, you on the other hand, not so much. Were you in the artillery? Might try a patch over one eye. Seems to help another shooter I watch. Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am still waiting for you to join the fly swat challenge along with my friend. You know ho I am talking about. 🤣
Take the 68 lol. It's alot cheaper an shoots far far better groups i would say. Only watched first 12 mins but yep. Take the burno with the 24 power tasco bolt gun.
Find a Walther Sporter.