Offroad-Express

Reliable, Accurate .22lr would pass for a target rifle and great for small game or pest control.

I'v thrown a lot of time an money at this gun, I'm open too negotiation for ORE member's.

I'm selling too get a cheap bigger rifle (.303) and some funds too put aside for 4wding when the dame rain finally hit's .

Feel free too PM me.

Cheers,

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =571455090

that is a sweet rifle, pity I already have 2 of these...

Cheers man,

I too have two of these i built up, which and love them too bit's an the fact that .22lr are just so cheap to shoot, is always a bonus.

It's a bummer here in New Zealand we can't get those dress up stock's available for the 10/22 in the State's or online, i would of liked too get a Tapco T6 stock for mine or a butler creek folding stock.

I think our gun law's are floored in this area, as all the stock will do is change the look an comfort of the fire arm. It will still be a .22 semi an shoot exactly the same way if it was in it's standard stock... I don't get it!!!

And the crims will just hack down the wood stock... Its all about appearances... especially with the whole "pistol Grip" making a weapon more murderous... really ...