Sometimes, you get to shoot something really special…

While hanging out at an industry event in Idaho, we came across a fairly rare and very quiet German-made rimfire rifle and just had to shoot it. Attending SilencerCo’s Summer Camp at the Day Mountain Ranch outside of Preston (oddly enough, the small town where Napoleon Dynamite was filmed), we had a chance to get some trigger time on some amazing platforms, most of them shooting out to extended ranges. Like starting at 200 yards and punching well out to 1,300. I mean, with these hills, you aren’t running many 15-yard flat ranges. (All photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com) One exception to that was a station that had some great little rimfire guns that attendees used offhand on spinner and groundhog plates at like 25 yards, squinting into the morning sun. There was this great Volquartsen-enhanced Ruger 22/45, complete with an everlasting SilencerCo Sparrow can. Then there was this Sparrowed FN 502 MRD with a matching Steiner MPS and TLR-7A. But the real gem was a Heckler Koch HK270… What is the…