pictures of my 18" .22 cal carbineEDIT SHOT GROUP PICS.

I also painted the forestock and had it mounted with the light/grip, but it put the light/grip too far forward, so I did away with the forestock and it works quite well this way. Ultimately, I am going to get a lighter scope. This one is a bit bulky for the way I envisioned this carbine to be. The die is a temporary breech knob…I am going to put a buffalo bone skull, or a skull with an army helmet on its head…The color is krylon olive drab 8 coats.

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Did not crony since first time, but put the PW up two more to five. Seems to be very accurate. First group was a 10 shot group indoors @ around 20 yards. All groups were with 21gr Kodiaks

Second group was @ 30 yards outside (two 7 shot groups). The first 7 shot group was after a 2900 psi fill. The second group (most accurate of the two) was after 10 shots right in the “meat” of the curve. I achieved a 3/8″ group and I know I can do better, so this 18″ carbine has all the makings of an MOA shooter!

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Thanks Mike for a fine barrel![/img]