Zombie rifle, updated.

[tilefish]

Green Mountain 18" heavy
Hogue stock
Kidd cocking assembly
UTG bi-pod
El Cheapo red dot (soon to be replaced w/ scope)
Home brew trigger job (a pretty dang good one too)
Radiused/chamfered bolt

[Barth]

Looks like a Ruger 10/22 with a bull barrel?
Is that for Zombie squirrels?

[tilefish]

Its actually for paper targets but I think it would work on zombies too.

[Pyranha]

Looks like a fun pinker/zombie-apocalypse rifle!

[les strat]

What red dot is that?

[PYROhafe]

nice lookin rifle

Keffer Hyundai, nc plates, carolina shooters club sticker.... you can't be too far from me. Where ya at in NC? Im right across the border in Fort Mill

[tilefish]

Looks like a fun pinker/zombie-apocalypse rifle!

It is indeed. This my favorite gun to shoot right now, I have not even taken any of my other guns to the range with me lately.

What red dot is that?

Its just a cheap ($30ish) Tasco that I picked up at wallyworld. It actually works pretty good. It seems to hold it's zero just fine

nice lookin rifle

Keffer Hyundai, nc plates, carolina shooters club sticker.... you can't be too far from me. Where ya at in NC? Im right across the border in Fort Mill

I am in the Plaza/Midwood area of Charlotte. Where do you shoot?

I made a few updates, most notably the Mueller APV scope. What a great scope for the money! Loving it so far. I also changed out the steel buffer pin for a nylon one (cycles a little quieter) and installed a trigger over-travel stop setscrew. What a difference eliminating the over-travel made... Ther is not much left that is original other than the receiver and trigger housing. Everything else is either after market or custom/modified.

I have not had a chance to shoot outdoors yet, just 25 yards indoors. Same exact hole accuracy thus far.

[les strat]

Now you're talkin'! Looks great!