Rimfire pistols - pic thread (Page 1 of 35)
Posted: 9/22/2006 6:19:40 AM EDT
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My two... Walter P22 purchased 3/04, that has many, many rounds down the pipe, and a Browning Buckmark purchased 9/06. Blue Anodized frame is a Gander Mountain special.
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Necessity is the Argument of Tyrants; it is the Creed of Slaves.
- William Pitt
- William Pitt
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Saving this spot for when my Ruger 22/45 comes back from being refinished at Mac's Shootin' Irons Restorations www.shootiniron.com/ |
![]() I only have a couple of them with me at the moment so, I'll update this post at a later date with all of them. S&W 22A-1, and Heritage Rough Rider:
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It's not so funny meow is it?
Littering and... Littering and...
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ΜOΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
‘Cause there ain’t no doubt I love this land,
God bless the USA.
Littering and... Littering and...
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ΜOΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
‘Cause there ain’t no doubt I love this land,
God bless the USA.
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Team Membership donated by GabbyRex and her burrito of warmth
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You don't see things as they are, you see things as you are. ~Nietzsche
You know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I beat you with until you understand who's in command.
Explaining the unknown by means of the unobservable is always a perilous business.
Not paranoid? Not paying attention!
Explaining the unknown by means of the unobservable is always a perilous business.
Not paranoid? Not paying attention!
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You don't see things as they are, you see things as you are. ~Nietzsche
That was a 4" tapered barreled reciever that I ended up with in a trade. I had the gunsmith turn it down, cut, and thread it, and then make that solid shroud, which basically made a solid 3.5" barrel (though the shroud was removeable). (Similar to Volquartsens "Compact Carry" but minus the big price tag) The shotgun bead front sight worked well with the factory low profile non-adjustable rear sight, once I enlarged the notch slightly. Great balance, accurate enough to take a few grouse, (I did miss more often than with my better sighted longer barreled versions) and louder than hell! I was approached by a collector on this gun too, so I don't have it anymore. But it was a good little carry gun, and I may do another, but in stainless next time. |
You don't see things as they are, you see things as you are. ~Nietzsche
I know everyone will laugh at me, but I want one too. ![]() And I'm hereby reserving space for a Stoeger Luger, New Model Single Six and Mk. II 22/45. |
Wow your bersa looks quite a bit like a Baretta jauguar mod 75! Bob |
Never forget Sarg Troy Jenkins a real Hero,and CPL Dunham they live side by side! Hell is full but Heaven hath no boundries!
The best of both worlds. M |
Thanks Moose. I'm enjoying them. There's nothing like quality 22s! |
Schweet I had a pic of myself shooting it with Stingers. I'll have to find that again. The flash is white at night. |
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