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WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Mar 14th, 2026 at 10:06pm
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There are a number of .22 Schuetzen matches that have been popping up and my old 8.15x46 won’t do.  I am looking for an old Schuetzen in .22 that may be at a starter/beginner’s price.  Perhaps something that functions well but is not so cosmetically nice?  I am also considering a possible BSA Martini in .22 that I can build into something more of a Schuetzen style. Basically I am looking at something to try out the competitions without breaking the bank.
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #1 - Mar 16th, 2026 at 11:06am
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pm sent, i have a couple that might be of interest.   tony<><
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #2 - Mar 16th, 2026 at 12:26pm
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Any thoughts on trading your 8.15x46 for a 22.
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #3 - Mar 16th, 2026 at 1:02pm
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I like that 8.15 too much.  It will stay with me for a while yet!
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #4 - Mar 16th, 2026 at 1:54pm
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IMHO see if you can find a BSA Martini with a butt hook and palm rest.
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #5 - Mar 16th, 2026 at 2:11pm
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The one Joe has for sale here would be a good .22 to use! 

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Reply #6 - Mar 16th, 2026 at 4:46pm
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Any interest in this? If so let me know and I will tell you all about it.
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #7 - yesterday at 9:26am
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Amoskeag has a good CPA coming up
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #8 - yesterday at 12:37pm
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I think we have gotten away from the OP's "at a starter/beginner’s price".
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
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oneatatime wrote yesterday at 12:37pm:
I think we have gotten away from the OP's "at a starter/beginner’s price".


Yes, I think of a good starter, beginner .22 rifle as around $1000 or less. Unless it was neat enough to bump a bit over that.
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #10 - yesterday at 7:46pm
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I thank you everyone for all the help. I think I am now set!
  
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Re: WTB- beginner.22 Schuetzen
Reply #11 - yesterday at 8:04pm
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You can pick up a BSA Mark II for under $800. Adding a scope can be pricey. There used to be a picatinny rail that bolted on to the receiver using the threaded holes for the receiver sight rail. I have one and it allows for proper eye relief with a conventional scope. The BSAs are known for their accuracy as is. 
  
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