I am looking for an .22 lr bolt action rifle with these features:

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Ruger American. I sold my savage after buying this and like plinking with irons.

Is there such a thing as a .22lr anything that isn't affordable?

>>34281435
First time I think I've seen cabelas put up a gun of the week sale that wasn't still awful.

>>34282366
Model 41 comes to mind.

>>34281435
I've seen some Savage models at my local pawn shop. They may not have been threaded, but you can always thread it later and not worry.

Alternatively, use these.
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>>34282366
Kidd, Volquartsen, Anschutz, and a whole host of custom rimfire match rifle producers.

It's just like anything else with guns, if you wanna spend you can SPEND.

Savage MK ii is perfect. I own one.

>>34281435
I use a Ruger American Rimfire, good enough for the girls I go out with.

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>>34281435
cz 452 scout

Great gun

>>34282366
Everything they use in ISSF events.

>>34281644
I looked at them and couldn't find any except for the Target model with a 16" threaded barrel. Also, the Target model is too expensive for what it is.

>>34285173
It's a compact. Great choice if you already own a few 10/22's a crap ton of mags.


http://www.gunbroker.com/item/656548456

Thompson Machine Operative Takedown. Way too cool and quiet. About 2MOA accuracy by some reportedly not the moist precise, but great inside 60 metres.
https://www.thompsonmachine.net/?page_id=14

>>34281435
ruger makes them cheap and threaded. in the half-assed searching i did i could only find an 18" barrel though

if you're willing to forego the bolt-action stipulation, you could get a 10/22 and get an integrally-suppressed barrel somewhere down the road