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Where's The Rimfire Pistol Forum?

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This site is lacking one of the most formidable, basic, learning, firearm calibers that most of us have had as an "Encounter of The Third Kind", .22 rimfire.

I got my very first rimfire rifle, Winchester Model 67, when I was 10 years old. When I was 12, I was issued a Remington Model 513T CMP rifle and shot on a VFW rifle team at the local amory. At that time, I begged and promised I'd pick up all the dog poop in our yard and even the neighbors if Santa would drop off a Remington Nylon 66 on Christmas. There was a "massive" open pit dump full of 'rogue' dump rats that needed to be reconciled for their existence.
I've been working with and on Ruger Mark pistols for 50 years now, so I've been to the circus and have actually seen the elephants perform. There isn't much that I have seen that will not fix or enhance these Ruger Mark pistols. My notes are extensive, and go beyond what Ruger does when they get a Ruger Mark pistol returned for whatever reason. At Ruger, they only swap parts until the pistol meets their limited standards. I'm not happy with that.
 
At Ruger, they only swap parts until the pistol meets their limited standards.
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At least they usually fix their firearms for free.

Like millions of other kids in America, I too opened a long package one Christmas morning in 1957 to find the best gift I've ever received-a Winchester Model 67, .22 rifle! I was 14 years old at the time. A couple of years ago, my oldest grandson unwrapped the same rifle for Christmas-I think his smile was almost as big as mine was. :)
 
No company out there fixes their poor product for free. The cost of the warranty repairs is ammortized into the price of the product. No free hugs.
 
The topic at hand is really one of site content, so I'll move this to the appropriate place.

It's also a topic that has been discussed and declined before. .22s also fit in to the forums already in place here: Semi-auto pistol, semi-auto rifle, revolver, etc.
 
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