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I wont tell you where to get one from, But I can tell you its a fine precision rifle.. I'm way to old to have one but I do and I enjoy it.

I use a tuner cleaner on the bloop tube, It takes three or four large shotgun patches to get it tight enough, Add enough gun scrubber or brake cleaner to dampen the patches . Just push in and twist, Its the crown clean as well as the tube and I dont have to remove the tube.

My Opinion.. IT SUCKS !!!!!!!

1/4 inch. or .250

kbean wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 12:04 pm Are the KK500s able to be switched between left and right handed?

YES,, There a fine rifle.. I Strongly recommend The Walther KK500

Thank You

I need a link to the full results from the CMP smallbore match's...

Wrong person win or something?,, Im happy my person Won.... Ziva.... WV-Strong

There are a lot of things not "right"... Wore out with age Mostly...

I do appreciate your care... Not near enough of that these days.

Arm was said to be correct," by a once was 7 time all american"
same way Id shot years ago without pain... Scores were good 96 average "USA 50" .99-100 NRA A-17... I just couldnt shoot more then two targets in an evening. If I pushed to three, Id hurt for near a week...

I had to quit because of this.. My hand & arm would hurt with throbbing for three or four days after getting out of the sling.. Saw a doctor, It was sugested strongly I stop.

Got a current KK500, it wasnt cheap, But it darn sure shoots and mine is not ammo picky at all...I have had benchrest 22s custom built, My Walther is the most accurate of all that I have had....LW

Walther KK500 and NEVER look back... Jober talked me into one and I'm old and I love it...

Sorry folks I got behind here on answering... Yes it was Eley ammo "black box". And the scratching goes all the way through on bottom, As expected worse at the breach, less toward muzzle but its there..

Honestly not sure if I would scream,cuss or just stand there and shake,If Id open the box to find that.

I wont disagree with whats been said... Eric was correct with ammo being abrasive. Its the powdered glass in the priming compound, It falls t the bottom of the barrel, you will notice a scratching with a bore scope at six o'clock after as few as a couple brinks of ammo.. Best to run one loose patch ...

Received, Very pleased with the rifle...

Thanks Folks,, I wont be shooting much standing so getting the cheek piece up real high wont be a bother to me.. As to wood vs Alum stock, Being as I never owned a real position rifle there is no preference.. I'm just a older centerfire benchrest shooter, That has coached a fair amount of youth posi...

Personally I like the Dewey coated rods, But keep it wiped off between patch runs.And I dont like reversing the brush inside the barrel. Rather short stroke a little JB in the lead if carbon or lead has built up..

I'm too old to be buying a $5000 position rifle,, but I'm fixing to order one.. Something to do in the winters indoors.... Anything I should know about this Rifle that Joe V hasn't already told me? Ordering Monday Morning.