new ruger sr-22

tommyboy26

the ruger sr-22 isn't it beautiful......
just wondering if it would be legal in the roi

N.O.I.P.

Fairly sure its legal but wouldn't it be restricted under the "Resembles a military rifle" category?

tommyboy26

it also has a ten round mag so def restricted......


tommy

rrpc

tommyboy26 wrote: »

it also has a ten round mag so def restricted......

Over ten rounds is restricted. Does it hold eleven?

poulo6.5

tommyboy26 wrote: »

the ruger sr-22 isn't it beautiful......
just wondering if it would be legal in the roi

she's a bute i was thinking about getting one my self and i spoke to a dealer in waterford and he said there was no problem getting one, in fact he could order one for me any time.
i might get one yet but i think i'll wait until the transfer for my .308 goes threw
well wear;)

tommyboy26

rrpc wrote: »

Over ten rounds is restricted. Does it hold eleven?

i thought it was over 5 rounds is restricted or is that for a pistol?



tommy

tommyboy26

she's a bute i was thinking about getting one my self and i spoke to a dealer in waterford and he said there was no problem getting one, in fact he could order one for me any time.
i might get one yet but i think i'll wait until the transfer for my .308 goes threw
well wear;)[/QUOTE]


what price did he quote you for it?

tommy

José Alaninho

Just a 10/22 in a fancy chassis no? Worth the extra cost?

poulo6.5

tommyboy26 wrote: »

she's a bute i was thinking about getting one my self and i spoke to a dealer in waterford and he said there was no problem getting one, in fact he could order one for me any time.
i might get one yet but i think i'll wait until the transfer for my .308 goes threw
well wear;)

what price did he quote you for it?

tommy[/QUOTE]
it was not to bad but i cant remember right now, give the man a call i'm sure he would be glad of the business.

it was the gun shop in the glen waterford. i think its called waterford shooting and fishing. i have his number in my other phone and i will pass it on to you tomorrow

Cass

tommyboy26 wrote: »

i thought it was over 5 rounds is restricted or is that for a pistol?



tommy

From SI 21/2008

single-shot, repeating or semi-automatic rim-fire firearms designed to fire rim-fire percussion ammunition and with a magazine having a capacity of not more than 10 rounds

This is unrestricted, anything other than this is restricted. So the SR-22 is unrestricted.

Jose Alaninho wrote:

Just a 10/22 in a fancy chassis no? Worth the extra cost?

Seems to be. Nice enough though.

José Alaninho

What about the 'it-looks-like-an-armalite-so-must-be-100000-times-more-lethal-than-a-regular-10/22' law?

Cass

The full SI 21/2008

b) shotguns manufactured, adapted or modified so as to render them incapable of containing more than 3 cartridges, but not to shotguns—
(i) with a detached, folding or telescopic stock, or
(ii) with a pistol grip, or
(iii) whose barrel is less than 60.9 centimetres (24 inches) in length;

Relates to shotguns not to long firearms (rifles).

Open to correction here as always.

Tackleberrywho

ezridax wrote: »

The full SI 21/2008



Relates to shotguns not to long firearms (rifles).

Open to correction here as always.

I know a few dudes that have licensed 10/22's and MP5 lookalikes no hassles
magazines are an aftermarket part. if one wanted to get technical buy a 5 round

Cass

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

..... if one wanted to get technical buy a 5 round

There is no technical to it. 10 rounds or less (per mag capacity) and its unrestricted.

Simples.

Tackleberrywho

ezridax wrote: »

There is no technical to it. 10 rounds or less (per mag capacity) and its unrestricted.

Simples.

I is a simples man
Me no likeie compli cations!

Some laugh if I still had my 10/22 folding stock pistol grip 16 inch barrel 50 round drum mag!

It was not accurate but a very handy tool around a farm yard.
I saw a fella at MNSCI sunday with a M4 lookalike .223

Cass

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

.......Some laugh if I still had my 10/22 folding stock pistol grip 16 inch barrel 50 round drum mag!.....

At the gun..................... or the score on the target .............

Tackleberrywho

ezridax wrote: »

At the gun..................... or the score on the target .............

A bit of both!

I miss it though as it was ideal for sorting out rats feral cats and the like on the farm.

It had an awful group with a teenie weenie skinny barrel, but it could fire off hundreds of rounds without jamming.

Magazines would jam alrite, but I bout several and a speed loader too.
Oh the memories!
It got some looks from the neighbours too when i used to go out on the bicycle with it slung over the shoulder back in the day when that was almost normal.

When i was a kid going to school one of the lads used to be collected by his dad on a high nelly, a few rabbits on the carrier, him wearing an old DPM para jacket and an old BRNO slung over the shoulder.

How the times have changed.

Now you prob would get done for carrying your kid on the cross bar!!:D:D

rrpc

ezridax wrote: »

The full SI 21/2008



Relates to shotguns not to long firearms (rifles).

Open to correction here as always.

And here it comes

3(1)
...assault rifles” means—
(a) rifles capable of functioning as semi-automatic firearms and as automatic firearms,
(b) firearms that resemble such rifles;

...4(2)(c) the following long firearms (not being assault rifles or bullpup rifles):

So it would probably fall into the idontlikethelookathat category of restricted firearms.

Cass

rrpc wrote: »

And here it comes

I thank you sir,

Thats why i write "open to correction", just in case i'm an not 100% correct, also known as "covering my a** ".

cavan shooter

it looks very modern ill stick to the ruger dsp i have with th walnut stock and open sights

Tackleberrywho

cavan shooter wrote: »

it looks very modern ill stick to the ruger dsp i have with th walnut stock and open sights

I'd call it ergonomic! Reason to have, comfortable to shoot

I do like Walnut, but i prefer Rosewood, Barbed wire does not like it though:(

Cass

Going slightly off topic (kinda), if we are on the topic of nice rifle that we would like to have, seen 2 of these in Atlantic Sports in Carlow, brand new LRS2 Tactical .................



............. i've seen these before and seen lads getting excellent results with them. The ones in Carlow are .308 cal and if money/license was not issue i would like to have one.

Anyone any actual experience with them? They are around the Sako TRG money, but are they around the performance?

Hibrion

Read a very positive review of the Smith and Wesson M&p 15-22 not too long ago; its something similar to the ruger sr 22.
But to be honest, I'm more than happy to stick to my 10 22.

cavan shooter

ezridax wrote: »

Going slightly off topic (kinda), if we are on the topic of nice rifle that we would like to have, seen 2 of these in Atlantic Sports in Carlow, brand new LRS2 Tactical .................



............. i've seen these before and seen lads getting excellent results with them. The ones in Carlow are .308 cal and if money/license was not issue i would like to have one.

Anyone any actual experience with them? They are around the Sako TRG money, but are they around the performance?

wow thats an imperial sniper rifle from star wars, yep used that on many occassion fires a 1200 nano pulse beam. Take the ear of a wookie at 350 meters:D

Cass

cavan shooter wrote: »

wow thats an imperial sniper rifle from star wars, yep used that on many occassion fires a 1200 nano pulse beam. Take the ear of a wookie at 350 meters:D

Close, but no cigar.

They were using the cut down version and with a barrel length under 30cm it would be deemed restricted.




Okay, what say we leave it at that. Seriously this is going no where fast.

cavan shooter

I actually dont like the feel of the composite/plastic stocks. I originally had a remington 597 ss. Nice gun shot well but I felt it was very (hollow) thats why I go for wood, thats why I changed to the ruger dsp. Im now trying to find a nice scope that wont swamp it, (tricky)

Tackleberrywho

ezridax wrote: »

Close, but no cigar.

They were using the cut down version and with a barrel length under 30cm it would be deemed restricted.




Okay, what say we leave it at that. Seriously this is going no where fast.

Well jaysus beam me up scotty!
Watchin star trek by accident my eye Erzidax!

I reckon you like it lol
Fair enough, each to their own. I was more a Cowboy/military buff

I always wanted Steve McQueens gun from wanted dead or alive!

Cass

I honestly don't mind either way. Plastic/composite/wood what ever works.

I will admit though that i wanted composite when looking for a .223 (somethng that could take a bit more "rough and ready" than a timber stock) and one of the things that put me completely off the Tikka was the crapness of the stock. For a rifle with such a nice, clean action and good barrel i was surprised at the stock. Then i was told the price and realised they keep it low by compromising on the stock.

Just an observation.

Cass

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Well jaysus beam me up scotty!
Watchin star trek by accident my eye Erzidax!

Ah, my guilty pleasure. You know the difference between men and boys...............the size of their toys.:D

I was more a Cowboy/military buff

I always wanted Steve McQueens gun from wanted dead or alive!

The Duke all the way.



If that didn't want to make you buy a Winchester 30/30 and Colt and head out to the "wild West" (as a kid) nothing will.

Tackleberrywho

cavan shooter wrote: »

I actually dont like the feel of the composite/plastic stocks. I originally had a remington 597 ss. Nice gun shot well but I felt it was very (hollow) thats why I go for wood, thats why I changed to the ruger dsp. Im now trying to find a nice scope that wont swamp it, (tricky)

Nikon Divarai 6-24x72 lol only joking
heres a dinki Nightforce
http://nightforceoptics.com/nightforcescopes/SCOPES_OVERVIEW/COMPACT_NXS_MODELS_/compact2_5-10x24nxs/compact2_5-10x24nxs.html

http://www.maxicon.com/guns/optics/one_piece/nightforce_one-piece-1.jpg

2.5-10x 24 won't look huge on a small rifle but would look good on a semi

Tackleberrywho

The Mares leg


Now Steve, was the King of Cool