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I stumbled onto this straight pull 22WMR by accident:

Scout configuration does not do much for me in this case, but a straight pull action is interesting.

Has anyone laid eyes on this thing?

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Never seen one of those, but I've owned, used, and thoroughly enjoyed the Browning T-bolt straight pull rifles for many years. It is much simpler mechanically than that design. The new version is available in .22LR, .17 HMR, and .22 WMR. I have 2 of them, one in .22 LR and the other in .17 HMR. Straight pull actions are fun to use, especially in a plinker with nonexistent recoil.
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I forgot about the T-bolt.  

The SPA action design is based on biathlon rifles which I find fascinating.  The mechanical complexity is, I think there to make a for a shorter and quicker bolt throw, but I could be wrong.  It makes me curious, so I am also looking at Volquartsen Summit for the same reason.

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Originally posted by koshkin koshkin wrote:

I forgot about the T-bolt.  

The SPA action design is based on biathlon rifles which I find fascinating.  The mechanical complexity is, I think there to make a for a shorter and quicker bolt throw, but I could be wrong.  It makes me curious, so I am also looking at Volquartsen Summit for the same reason.

ILya

Very like the biathlon rifles you see.

If you thik about biathlon, it's all about time so a quick action you can cycle in the shoulder is highly advantageous
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Mrs.BF has the Browning T-bolt in .22lr. I got it for her because it was simpler and easier for her to use than anything else I could find for her, and it's lite weight, and accurate (minute of golf ball) with an excellent trigger. It also comes in .22Mag. and .17HMR.
ILya's rifle looks like a Biathlon rifle, and I'm sure it's a shorter and liter throw than the Browning, that could probably be operated with the thumb, but it just looks bulky.
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 Theres a pull bolt action that looks similar to the 10-22 as well.... SWFA sold them for a while, cant recall their name

 

TWS? maybe?

 
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I think that is what eventually became Volquartsen Summit:


The design was originally made by Primary Weapon Systems.

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I would expect the toggle action to be smoother than the t-bolt. T-Bolts have excellent magazines. 
 
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Originally posted by koshkin koshkin wrote:

I think that is what eventually became Volquartsen Summit:


The design was originally made by Primary Weapon Systems.

ILya

 

There you go  PWS....

 
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Coming from Volquartsen I am guessing that it is very nice. I have yet to handle anything that Volquartsen has produced that wasn't first rate.
 
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CZ's offering: Nifty little .22WMR set up.



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