Posted by JF in MI on July 10, 2016 at 14:32:23 from (67.133.147.143):
Some years back I posted a picture of my home made 22 target rifle. I�ve been picking at it ever since. Built a second one but was thinking of selling it because it didn�t turn out exactly as I wanted. My wife started shooting it and started entering local egg shoot competitions with me (3 rounds of 5 eggs each at 100 yds. Only 5 shots allowed at those 5 eggs). I had a total of $275 in each rifle including scope and all when she told me she wanted to do it �right�. So I added a barrel tuner to her gun (about another $200) and it worked out good enough that I added one to mine. Each time we went out she got better and at today�s match she out shot me. Also shot the same as some rifle/scope combinations costing about 8 times as much. Now I�ll never hear the end of it. (Top photo is of her sighting in)
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