So this is where you have been.......

[pickenup]

Howdy

[beast556]

Welcome, always good to have more shooters.

[BigBear]

Welcome!

[KevDen2005]

Welcome

[OtterbatHellcat]

Welcome to COAR 15

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

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[jreifsch80]

Ah a Rimfire central guy, I like you already my kids take part in weld county 4h shooting sports, so it gives me an excuse to bring out my toz-12 and savage-Anschutz when I take them to the range

[Wolfshoon]

Hey thanks everybody.

For MR jreifsch80 I'd really like to see your toz-12. I was looking hard at a TKO side lever a little while ago, but got a Martini MK2 to scratch that foreign rifle itch instead.

[jreifsch80]

Hey thanks everybody.

For MR jreifsch80 I'd really like to see your toz-12. I was looking hard at a TKO side lever a little while ago, but got a Martini MK2 to scratch that foreign rifle itch instead.

The toz-12 is pretty cool, mine is an earlier one unfortunately I don’t have any rear apertures for it (takes a strange one) but it is still functional just has a large rear aperture without one of the actual covers. I love the early toz’s not a single piece of plastic. Are you talking about an old school big bore mk2 or a bsa martini international .22? Those martini .22’s are pretty cool. I’d truly love a suhl 150 but an original one not something that’s been hot rodded for benchrest. Most of my foreign rifles are Maurers and Mosin nagants

[Wolfshoon]

BSA International .22 MKII. Going use it for ARA bench rest this year. It barely fits on my one piece rest, but it fits! Only mods are bolting a rider plate to the front stock in the factory holes, and machining a scope rail to line up with the screw holes for the barrel block scope mounts. Heavy brute though, 13+ lbs. Barrel is 29" and 1.125" at breach tapering to .8" at muzzle.

Suhl's are neat as well, that was also under consideration but are pretty hard to come by.