[2654]

I saw the cutest little thing this morning. I was at the range this morning when a man showed up with a Chipmunk that his father-in-law had made a full length Mannlicker (sp.?) style stock for. It had never been fired and he wanted to try it out. It was sporting a little 1/2" scope.
Well he sat down and shot a few rounds through it and they landed all over a note book sized sheet of paper. My heart kind of sank cause I had been wondering just how these things shot.
He offered to let me shoot it and naturally I took him up on it. I got him to let me clean the barrel first and then I proceeded to shoot some CCI Mini-Mags I had run through one of Paco's Accurizers. Low and behold there were 5 tiny holes and you could cover all of them with a dime. This was at 50 yds. The darn thing out shot my CZ American that I have been tweeking on for some time, and the trigger was terrible on it. Not to mention the 7x 1/2" scope. I had to leave after that one group but I got the guys name and phone number and I will find out if it will do that consistantly. If so I may just have to build one. Just wish they came with a clip.

 

[2654]

This man's father-in-law made this one. He said he was in the military and stationed in Idaho. He retires soon and is moving here to Tennessee.

 

[robbor]

The chipmunks are cute, I know a few people who have them and have never considered them accurate, but I guess you never know. My uncle even ha the target barrel model and I think it was in 22 wmr. My weakness is the little Henry mini bolt XL, the Stainless does me in every time. I contacted them the other day to see about buying one for my nephew. But I wanted a wmr or hmr, they said they had prototypes of each but were not shure if they were going to market them.

 

[2342]

Kestone Arms

I got my son a Keystone Arms Davey Crickett rifle. Same action as the Chipmonk. It is very accurate. I have a red dot site on it and can shoot golf balls as far as I can see them. Accurate enough for me and my son.