Just got the Savage arms B22 precision funny enough took it out of the box and the mag won’t latch into the mag well not even 1shot taken on the rifle yet just my luck wondering if you guys have any solution maybe I have the mag fully seated I can push the tab forward and it will stay into the mag well but just pushing into the mag well it just pops out and never clicks to lock into the mag well
When speaking about fundamentals of shooting/setup don’t you think keeping your finger off the trigger is important and something that should be reinforced by your actions especially while introducing the sport to possible new shooters? The 4 cardinal rules of guns are non-negotiable. I’m considering NRL22 and see you finger on trigger gives me pause about joining.
It’s critically important to demonstrate that your rifle is set up the way it will be when your finger is ON the trigger. It sure if you noticed, but both guns have their bolts open so it’s literally impossible for them to shoot even if they were loaded.
I can’t wait to get my hands on the new rifles with the 7mm prc!! I’ve hunted with savage my entire life and you guys never disappoint!!!
Thank you!
There is never enough gear! Good display of what's needed
Not needed, wanted. Rifle and ammo, nothing more required to shoot.
Awesome job
Good vid. Thx
Just got the Savage arms B22 precision funny enough took it out of the box and the mag won’t latch into the mag well not even 1shot taken on the rifle yet just my luck wondering if you guys have any solution maybe I have the mag fully seated I can push the tab forward and it will stay into the mag well but just pushing into the mag well it just pops out and never clicks to lock into the mag well
links to the parts used would be awesome
What distance would you guys recommend for sighting in a NRL22 rifle?
50 yards is what most people in the sport use
Is it possible to use a single shot rifle in this competition?
it is allowed but not recommended- most stages will be at least 8 rounds with a time limit
Length of 419 rail? Part# thanks
It's the Area 419 10" ARCALOCK Universal Dovetail Rail
When speaking about fundamentals of shooting/setup don’t you think keeping your finger off the trigger is important and something that should be reinforced by your actions especially while introducing the sport to possible new shooters? The 4 cardinal rules of guns are non-negotiable. I’m considering NRL22 and see you finger on trigger gives me pause about joining.
It’s critically important to demonstrate that your rifle is set up the way it will be when your finger is ON the trigger. It sure if you noticed, but both guns have their bolts open so it’s literally impossible for them to shoot even if they were loaded.