I’ve heard of the biro spring trick. Interesting to see how it goes.

Thanks. Yes, you definitely do not have to spend a King’s Ransom when it comes to 22’s. The little cheapies can and do shoot straight; same principal as with all rifles (and shotguns for that matter) : find one that fits you and find the ammo/loads that it likes. Price tag for a firearm is totally irrelevant, as long as it works.

They’re a good thing for the money, that’s for sure. Perfect for bunny busting.

Yeah, got one from the 80s. That wood stock is super light. But yes, very accurate rifle. Loved rabbit ammo and subsonic especially

Did a trigger fix; it’s really easy. I’ve recorded it all, just waiting to do a bit of shooting with it to complete the video. Hopefully soon

Dominick Schwab TAKE YOUR BARREL OUT OF YOUR STOCK ON TOP OF THE TRIGGER MECHANISM IS A SMALL GRUB SCREW ADJUST IT OUT ANTICLOCKWISE IT WILL TAKE OUT SOME OF THE TRIGGER LENGHT OF PULL AND SLIGHTLY BUT A NICE CRISP BREAK BUT ADJUST IT SO THE BOLT OPENS AND CLOSES SMOOTHLY YOU WILL PICK UP ON IT EASILY REMEMBER THE JW 15 IS A HUNTING RIFLE AND A GREAT LITTLE .22 AT THAT IT IS NOT A DEDICATED TARGET RIFLE I HAVE 2 JW S AND FROM MY EXPERIENCE HAVE SEEN THEM OUT SHOOT BRNO CZ ANSCHUTZ GREA TY STUFF FROM A BUDGET .22 RIFLE HAVE FUN MATE

Been a bit busy of late, and this little beast went on the backburner somehow. I did take it out on a recent hunting trip, and saw some quite acceptable results with some relatively “cheap” ammo, so this is one for the not-too-distant future. They’re not a bad little rifle at all. Just stick a decent little optic on it, and away you go. Big dollars definitely NOT required for shooting targets or bunnies or similar. As long as it shoots straight and it’s reliable, you’re good to go.

@@2clicksup910 thanks for that, good to know. I recently was given a FN/Browning trombone take down 22, but I'm not sure if I feel right trudging through the bush with it. Would prefer a scope also, and given my shot rate in state forests I'm not too keen on investing a whole heap of money on something that will just allow me to do more armed hiking!

Found them at Cleavers at Redcliffe. It was quite some time ago, so it’ll be pot luck, just like everything these days.

They’re medium height rings, more to give clearance for my hand around the scope when cycling the bolt.

@@2clicksup910 Thank You !!

i floated my sons jw15 its shoots 10 shots inside a 10c iece cci standards at 50 yards, so saying dont is not true it has improved has a ton.

@@darrynworthy7129 GDAY DARRYN YES I FLOATED ONE OF MINE IT DIDNT WORK MATES OF MINE DID THE SAME ON THEIR JW S THEY FAILED AS WELL MATE CCI STND AND CCI SUBS WORK IN THESE RIFLES AS WELL THEIR REAL GOOD HAVE A GREAT DAY MATE

@@neilemerson5636 ok interesting some do some dont, both ours liked it in wood and synthetic stock. i didnt bed ect, and really not much plastic was touching the barrel anyway, i did improve both by double the accuracy, too before the float, i just did a basic thing, left everything else stock. i did the old model first being wood, and shot like a high end target rifle, but it shot all ammo really good. just cci standards were amazing in our 2 rifles. but the newer model did not improve over all, but the old model did. i believe you. i am not saying your a lair at all. and my in pute with your input makes others think before stuffing about too. between our 2 rifles one loved the mod far far better. aim graced with being a excellent shot, and i dont like saying it either. hate bragging, but others been saying it for over 40 years so i tend now to believe i am, well was younger, i could shoot rabbits running with a 22, dont know if i am that sharp now. practice as a kid i believe builds an instinct into your mind, never start with a shotgun builds a flinch into you that is hard to overcome. most of us old guys learnt very young , a country thing, too put meat on the table. mind you i dont see many really bad shots, you can only shoot as accurate as your equipment permits. thanks for adding in your info it all helps others, and not much on jw15s on youtube. i had a stirling at age 14 it shot great too.

@@darrynworthy7129 HI YA DARRYN YEAH MATE BOTH MY JW S ARE TIMBER STOCKED ONE IS 1980 THE OTHER 82 I THINK YOUR PRETTY RIGHT ABOUT THE NEWER JW S THEY DONT SEEM TO SHOOT AS GOOD AS THE OLDER MODELS NO WORRY MATE NO OFFENSE TAKEN WE ALL LEARN FROM ONE ANOTHER GETS BETTER AS WE AGE SOUNDS LIKE YOU HAD THE SAME UP BRINGING AS ME CHEERS DARREN

SORRY DARRYN NOT DARREN