r/canadaguns • u/NavyShooter_NS • Apr 06 '26
Shooting A relaxing day at the range
Easter Monday visit to the range with one of my minions. A relaxing time.
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u/Wiggum13 Apr 07 '26
Hey Op. Do you have a picture with your magazine in? I printed pmag covers for mine. But yours looks like it makes the front end a lot cleaner.
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u/Geralt-of-Rivai Apr 07 '26
Elcan brothers unite! How was the zeroing with it for you? I had a hell of a time getting mine zeroed on my TM
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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 08 '26
Easy-peazy. I've been using Elcans regularly since the 90's, and repair them in my day job from time to time, so yeah, good glass, and with the Gen 4 mount (spring holding the top and bottom halves together) they're quite reliable.
(Note - there are a lot of improvements from the Gen 1/2 to the current issue Gen 4 mounts - backlash spring tensioners, elevation drum changes, spring tensioner, metallurgical changes to components, etc, but I mention the spring as that's the 'easily' visible difference between the generations.)
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u/2016YamR6 Apr 07 '26
Is that only a 10 round mag?
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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26
Ayup. With a 3D printed shell of my design around it.
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u/2016YamR6 Apr 07 '26
Nice, looked big I was hoping someone figured out how to straighten the mags a bit internally to fit more rounds vs the big banana mags
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u/elo_itr Apr 07 '26
can't really do that with rimfire
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u/Spydude84 Apr 07 '26
You can do that, look at the Remington 597 mags. The promags fit 22 rounds and are pretty straight, a lot straighter than the TM22 ones, but they stack and a half part of the way instead of being fully single stacked.
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Apr 07 '26
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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26
Bought them a lot of years ago - I was a fairly serious Service Rifle competitor - built my own dedicated .22 LR upper before that was a commercially available thing so I could practice on my own time at the local indoor range. Got me as high as being 2nd in Canada, so, I guess it served me well enough. Hate 'em if you will, but the glass is really good.
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u/dke783 Apr 07 '26
This is a very Canadian photo with those C79 optics!
-all this photo needs is A ) some snow on the ground and B ) a half-eaten box of Timbit donut holes!
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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26
Nah, the quality of product at Tim's nowadays is less than desirable, but yes, snow on the ground would be proper.
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u/HornyGoatWeedGuzzler Apr 07 '26
C79 is an interesting choice