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SlowBro

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  • Recommended 22LR beginner build?

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  • I was just looking at that one. Since I have barrel material it'd only be $50. But any $50 I get right now is going towards the debt.

  • Recommended 22LR beginner build?

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  • I want to like it but it's out of my budget right now. I'm in debt paydown mode so toys have to be super cheap. Thinking of doing a Songbird since I have most everything I need.

  • Recommended 22LR beginner build?

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  • I want to like it but it's out of my budget right now. I'm in debt paydown mode so toys have to be super cheap. Thinking of doing a Songbird since I have most everything I need.

  • Recommended 22LR beginner build?

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  • And then some time later a G22v4 to get a long boi

  • Recommended 22LR beginner build?

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  • Think I'll try a Songbird, even though it has the heavy trigger pull. Wonder how difficult it would be to modify the breech to accept a drilled-out dime?

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    SlowBro

    Recommended 22LR beginner build?

    What do you recommend? Looking for something that's reliable, easy to build, uses a 22LR barrel liner, and a minimum number of hardware parts. I attempted a Harlot (I believe it was v1.1) but only got light primer strikes. So I want to try again. I still have some barrel liner left over. I don't want to spend more than about $20 on hardware parts.

    Ideally it would have a 16" barrel, or if not it could be easily modified to have a longer barrel. It can be single shot, but bonus points if it can shoot more than one. More bonus points if it has a UFA-compliant option.