Woogie_man
Well-known member

I have a question for you guys. My son is wanting to shoot more NRL22 with me, and while I have a few 22lr rifles he can use the length of pull on them is far to long. The one rifle I have nobody makes a stock that is adjustable for it any longer. And being as we are shooting more airguns I figured I would find him an airgun that he would be able to compete with. This got me to looking and I stumbled upon the Armada rifle in 22 and 25. I was hoping some of you would have experience with the rifle and would be able to let me know if the rifle would fit a 12 year old.
With the powder rifles I have they weigh quit a bit and with the length of pull being to long it can be difficult for him to get good positions with those rifles. So looking for something that is adjustable and doesn't weigh a ton, but will be able to add weight if needed to get things to balance if needed. The armada seems like a decent shooter especially the way the cylinder is wrapped around along with the barrel. This will help keep things safe when perching the rifle on the barricades and props.
Just wondering how the rifle shoots out to 100 yards. Typically the NRL22 targets at 100 yards are 3" plates. So as long as the rifle can do that then things will be good.
Trying to find something he can use due to the Theoben Rapid MKii being to large for him. Looking at selling that as well to help fund this project as well as an NRL rifle for myself as well.
With the powder rifles I have they weigh quit a bit and with the length of pull being to long it can be difficult for him to get good positions with those rifles. So looking for something that is adjustable and doesn't weigh a ton, but will be able to add weight if needed to get things to balance if needed. The armada seems like a decent shooter especially the way the cylinder is wrapped around along with the barrel. This will help keep things safe when perching the rifle on the barricades and props.
Just wondering how the rifle shoots out to 100 yards. Typically the NRL22 targets at 100 yards are 3" plates. So as long as the rifle can do that then things will be good.
Trying to find something he can use due to the Theoben Rapid MKii being to large for him. Looking at selling that as well to help fund this project as well as an NRL rifle for myself as well.